Crouching Tiger wrote:
OK. Thanks for your help Tim.
I understood that gcc doesn't include much of the library function
support required by the C standards, but it does include some C
standard library support, doesn't it?
If it does, what collection of utility functions that support a
program while it is running (working with the operating system) does
gcc support?
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That's probably best answered by looking at how the gcc source is built
for the target[s] in which you are interested.
