I'm being told that there is a free development environment called CeGCC [2].
Both the Microsoft development environment and this one provide only a
rudimentary C library: according to [3] it has even less functions than
Windows, namely:
- no<assert.h>
- no<errno.h>
- no<fcntl.h>
- no<locale.h>
- no<signal.h>
- no<time.h>
Care or don't care?
I'm seriously thinking of forking Wine's MSVCRT + gnulib's code to
provide a decent native libc for Windows. That would support Windows CE
of course.
Having time for it, of course, is a different story...
Paolo
