I don't think that's a valid argument.
This is plain C code which on its own doesn't require the standard library,
so I don't think the user should provide an alternative standard library
implementation just so that the startup code which tcc uses can be linked.
Today it seems that only `memset` is missing, but what if tomorrow the startup
code also wants some other stdlib functions?
I don't think the user should be responsible for this and/or track the
requirements.
Instead, in cases where stdlib is not linked, I think tcc should use its own
implementations as needed. In this case a trivial memset is a two LOC function.
- avih
On Saturday, September 9, 2023 at 08:02:25 PM GMT+3, <wine....@web.de>
wrote:
you tell tcc to ignore the std c library during linking, so you have to
provide an implementation yourself.
tcc uses memset to init 'buf'
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