A musl libc fork providing enhanced glibc compatibility and facilitating the creation of "semi-static" binaries.
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Symbol Interposition / Function Interception Introduction and Demo
security makefile advanced gcc virtualization exercise instrumentation learn-to-code software-development shared-libraries ld-preload c-programming dynamic-linking compatibility-layer symbol-interposition function-interception glibc-compatibility real-world-examples
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The Swiss Army knife for tackle glibc related problems.
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GCC toolchain targeting older glibc versions.
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A CMake‑based compatibility layer that backports modern C++ standard library features (e.g. std::filesystem, std::span, std::variant) to older compilers. Provides drop‑in shim headers in the std:: namespace, so existing code compiles without modification. Ideal for legacy projects that need modern APIs without upgrading toolchains.
cmake cpp stdlib gcc clang compatibility clib msvc glibc libstdcxx msvcrt compatibility-layer glibc-compatibility
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Precompiled Ninja binaries for Linux, automatically updated via GitHub CI workflows.
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