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Answer by jonk for Lightweight (subset) of standard C library (ANSI C library)

When I want a truly light-weight (and/or one that is thread-safe) library I usually write my own. It's not hard to do.Since you discuss a "memory allocator," let me suggest that a malloc()/free pair is...

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Answer by Antonio for Lightweight (subset) of standard C library (ANSI C...

You should take a look at musl.It's lightweight and open source, and it is intended for embedded application.I don't know if this satisfy exactly your requirements.

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Lightweight (subset) of standard C library (ANSI C library)

I'm porting standard C library for bare metal "OS" (ARM Cortex-M4, ARM GCC). I want to have functions like strlen, sprintf, (and memory allocator, maybe), etc.I've ported PDCLib and Newlib.Newlib isn't...

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