cool
cool ill take a look into that newlib it seems interesting.
oh and for string.h and c i decided just to make my own it was easier, tho i had a problem with one function strncat it caused me a segmentation fault, then i decided to make a test program and use the real libc on linux and do the same scenerio and it caused linux console to get a segfault, im not sure why this is.
I was just testing appending a string onto another string to make sure the function i made worked since there was no string.c to check against.
When i reboot to linux ill make a post on what it was that crashed since my source files are on a ext2 partition, tho i wont be back til tomorow somtime im going to a friends house to hang out party and stuff, nothin to do on friday so partying is good idea get drunk stay out late^^.
cool ill take a look into that newlib it seems interesting.
oh and for string.h and c i decided just to make my own it was easier, tho i had a problem with one function strncat it caused me a segmentation fault, then i decided to make a test program and use the real libc on linux and do the same scenerio and it caused linux console to get a segfault, im not sure why this is.
I was just testing appending a string onto another string to make sure the function i made worked since there was no string.c to check against.
When i reboot to linux ill make a post on what it was that crashed since my source files are on a ext2 partition, tho i wont be back til tomorow somtime im going to a friends house to hang out party and stuff, nothin to do on friday so partying is good idea get drunk stay out late^^.
