[comp.sources.wanted] Standard C library routines

mokky@dagda.essex.ac.uk (Mok K Y F) (12/06/89)

Is there any public domain or free source for the C standard library?

We are trying to use GNU GCC to cross compile C programs for an
experimental 68000 single board computer for a student project.  We are
currently in need of a C standard library so that "stdio", "strings",
"memory", "malloc"  etc can work.

We look for sources (preferrably in C) since we need to customise some
of these routines to make them work with drivers on our single board
computer.  No file I/O is needed.

Can any one help?
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wallace@oldtmr.dec.com (Ray Wallace) (12/08/89)

In article <2653@servax0.essex.ac.uk>, mokky@dagda.essex.ac.uk (Mok K Y F) writes...
>Is there any public domain or free source for the C standard library?
Try DLIBS V1.2, it is written for a 68000 (the Atari ST) and the source is in
the public domain. The files can be retreived from the panarthea archive
server. The files are available via anonamous ftp (which I know nothing about)
or by sending a mail to archive-server@panarthea.ebay.sun.com with the
message:
send sources/volume2/dlibs12 part01 part02 part03

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swh@hpcupt1.HP.COM (Steve Harrold) (12/08/89)

Re: pd C lib

The Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) makes available a public domain library that
implements a lot of the C runtime library.  The reason that it's PD is
because public money (taxes) was used to create it.

It's found on many BBS's as JPL-C1.ARC and JPL-C2.ARC.  Contains full C
source code; dated mid-1986.

dhw@itivax.iti.org (David H. West) (12/15/89)

In article <1374@engage.enet.dec.com> wallace@oldtmr.dec.com (Ray Wallace) writes:
>the public domain. The files can be retreived from the panarthea archive
>server. The files are available via anonamous ftp (which I know nothing about)
>or by sending a mail to archive-server@panarthea.ebay.sun.com with the

My ftp can't find panarthea.ebay.sun.com by name - anyone have a
numeric-form Internet address for it?  I also tried mailing to the
archive-server, but have received no reply in over 24 hours.

Has anyone had any success with either of these methods?