On Mon, 19 Jan 2004, Marco van de Voort wrote:
> > > However why would you want another one? Either stay clear of libc (keep it
> > > static),
> > > or use the vendor supplied one.
> >
> > My program uses a {$LINKLIB c} (or to be more precise... the inet unit),
> > but I want to use uclibc as the program shuld run on an linux network
> > router (--> www.fli4l.de ) and it uses uclibc as standart libc.
>
> As said there are two possibilities:
>
> - not use libc, and patch inet to use syscalls.
That is not possible. inet uses gethostent() etc, which is not a kernel
call.
To remove the dependency on Libc, use the netdb unit. It has the same
functionality as inet, but you don't depend on the C library at all: It is
written in pascal.
Unless you use libc somewhere else in your code as well, this should solve
your problem.
Michael.
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