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From: Thomas.Peugeot@lip.ens-lyon.fr (Thomas Peugeot)
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Subject: libc organisation
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dear platforms group,

I'm rather a numeric type og programmer but i'm currently interested in
the architecture of a libc.

I've readen the P.J. Blauger book and explored a bit the arborescence of
freeBSD-stable.

Do you have got any piece of information about the organisation of
the source of that library. The inverse - ingienering would be much
easier for me.

thanks for your help.

tom