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dietlibc

3rd Party (Maintained by Koozali) git repo for dietlibc smeserver

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Dietlibc is a C library for embedded systems, it is designed for small resource-constrained systems such as embedded systems and handheld computers. It provides a lightweight alternative to the standard C library (glibc) to reduce the size of applications while still providing the functionality necessary for them to run. Dietlibc is optimized for size and speed, and provides features like support for ARM and AVR targets, a reduced API, small code size, and low memory usage.