skalibs is a set of general-purpose, low-level C libraries, all in the public domain. It can replace or hide the standard C library to some extent. It is designed to allow building of small static binaries. It is used in building all skarnet.org software, including execline and s6.
| Tags | Software Development Libraries |
|---|---|
| Licenses | ISC |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Unix |
| Implementation | C |
Recent releases


Release Notes: This release fixes a few bugs in automatic sysdeps determination (which only appeared with certain combinations of Linux kernels and libc versions). It also updates the leap second table to include the June 2012 leap second.


Release Notes: This release adds options to the envdir functionality.


Release Notes: This is a code cleanup release. Built binaries should be smaller on non-x86 embedded targets such as ARM.


Release Notes: This version fixes a few trivial bugs in libstddjb and adds a few more optimizations for Linux.


Release Notes: This release simplifies the stddjb library by using more macros and less function entries. It also adds a few macros in tai.h to make static initializations easier. The changes are very minor; this version is only released because the new s6-linux-utils version depends on it.