> Luigi Genoni writes:
> >
> >
> > On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Richard Gooch wrote:
> >
> > > Since I'm not in the "in crowd", and I just want a tool that lets me
> > > frob the mixer, I wasted lots of time downloading many different
> > > tools, reading the README's and compiling ones that didn't depend on
> > > some bloated library (glibc, KDE or Gnome). Then waste more time
> > > finding out which ones actually worked properly.
> >
> > I think you would admitt that it is quite difficoult di find a C source
> > code that does not depend on glibc ;).
>
> glibc != only libc available.
>
yes,
and I have 24 systems based on libc5, and every time I compile something
complex like gcc or XFree86 4.2.0, or something network related I can even
have an hard
time with the sources (the most of times are just minimal hacks).
Point is that actually C sources under Linux are developed 99% on glibc,
and as a result they are mostly developed to link against glibc and to be
compiled with gcc.
Luigi
p.s.
by the way, never had problems to compile linux 2.4 on those systems ;).
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