Darin.Johnson at nokia.com wrote: > What are the experiences and tradeoffs of using newlib vs. glibc? I'm > targetting 16M board (maybe some 8M), no swap space, and I'm concerned that > adding glibc will suck much of this up. At the same time we'd also like to > be able to use off-the-shelf components like dhcpd or telnetd, and are not > sure if newlib would give us too many headaches there. > > Darin Johnson
I strongly recommend you stay away from newlib. My recommendation is to use glibc "optimized" (there are numerous programs that will re-link glibc based on particular requirements you may have.) Or if you need a more "generic solution" look into uclibc. --Mark ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
