Hey /g/, ANSI C11 standardized threads with threads.h, but unfortunately

>>59270701
>What are pros and con about switching to glibc (default on most linux distros) to musl?
glibc (or a clib compatible with glibc) already exists on all NIX-like OSes, which means that compilers simply rely on it already existing and have it as a shared library (aka it's dynamically loaded by the loader when you start your executable). I'm not sure musl is preexisting.

>And, socket are not standard really? No way to write c software with standard library, right?
If you need sockets, then use them. If you don't, then try to write as portable as possible.

>>59270701
What the fuck is that this is a blue board

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>>59270701
What the fuck is your picture?

>>59270745
Thx bro, very clear