minilib is a compilation of chunks of code accumulated over the years,
intended for usage as a "non-standard C library". Most of it should be
suitable for simply plopping down in a bare metal environment to add a
little bit of extra usability when no other libc is around. It contains
some basic string/memory functions, a tiny allocator, and a tiny string
formatter; more things may come in the future.
It is arranged such that it should be easy to copy in single C files, as incrementally needed.
minilib was originally developed as part of
NetWatch, a System Management Mode
remote administration console. It then went on to be used in
VirtexSquared, and
extended some further there.
minilib is primarily maintained by Joshua Wise joshua@joshuawise.com.
Also contributing:
- Jacob Potter jacobdp@gmail.com: primary work on
minilibfrom the NetWatch era; atoi - Elizabeth Fong-Jones elly@leptoquark.net: fmt; qalloc
- Wes Filardo nwf@cs.jhu.edu: stdarg