I am going to have some look at the ansi C implemention source of
linux, such as stdio, file operation and so on, Where can I get some
source code, I have downloaded linux source code but I cann't find
anything about it. Does anybody know this?
Thanks!
7  2824  ww****@yahoo.co m.cn wrote: I am going to have some look at the ansi C implemention source of
linux, such as stdio, file operation and so on, Where can I get some
source code, I have downloaded linux source code but I cann't find
anything about it. Does anybody know this?
Linux is an operating system kernel, it does not implement the Standard
C library. glibc is the C library distributed with almost every Linux
distribution, the source code is freely available at http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/glibc/ but it is not written in strict ANSI C.
If you are looking for a C library implementation written in ANSI C
(the parts that can be that is), I strongly recommend you check out
P.J. Plauger's fantastic book on the subject: The Standard C Library.
Robert Gamble ww****@yahoo.co m.cn wrote: Thanks, Robert!
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