GNU libc running on NetBSD (Signifying Nothing: how does saying nothing at all become so loud?)

Sunday, 24 November 2002

GNU libc running on NetBSD

Momchil Velikov's glibc port to NetBSD is apparently working well now; Debian GNU/NetBSD will benefit greatly from this work. Note that the FreeBSD port is using FreeBSD's libc instead of GNU libc, just to make things more interesting; even so, a lot of cross-pollination between the two ports is happening.

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