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On 18 Dec 1997, Christopher B. Browne wrote:
> Give threading six months to solidify under the GLIBC "regime," and we can
> provide a somewhat different story...
I keep hearing about GLIBC. What's the difference between that and a normal LIBC?
My employers uses mSQL which, interestingly enough runs on Linux platforms, so I can recompile their big UN*X (Sun/HP/whatever) applications on this here 486DX/120 with Linux and have it doing precisely the same functions as on a big kick-ass Sparc Ultra.
Now that's portability!
Try doing that for Windows, but that's a different story and only lives on Intel and clones chips!
Cheers,
Alex
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