I'm not sure about the differences. Lots of embedded linux products seem to use uclibc. The way I understand it, uclibc serves a particular market - embedded linux by cutting down on features that are not required. The question then is what do we lose?
We had to support both glibc and uclibc in a project sometime back. The project is still ongoing, but I seem to have forgotten what were the changes we had to make and test for.
If I have a threaded application, will it compile against uclibc? It will, but I don't know about all the differences. Will keep updating this post with differences as I come across them.
We had to support both glibc and uclibc in a project sometime back. The project is still ongoing, but I seem to have forgotten what were the changes we had to make and test for.
If I have a threaded application, will it compile against uclibc? It will, but I don't know about all the differences. Will keep updating this post with differences as I come across them.
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