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Subject: libc : non-c specific functions!
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is there any way to find out which functions in libc are non-c
specific, so for example if i had to implement a syslib in
assembly language, i could just avoid the "c" parts as they
would be irrelevant.
all of the above is hypothetical, i just want to know and learn.
something which this mailing list allows me to do effortlessly.