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Really portable C runtime library

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hi guys (and girls)

i am looking for a ***FULLY PORTABLE*** replacement of glibc in my applications. These are run on an embedded RISC processor. I don't want any OS dependencies, my system is standalone, and only consider supporting some software interrupts (overflow, memory access misalignment etc).

Is there any really portable (written ONLY in C) C library?

Also, it is important to have file accesses. I understand that a more lightweight filesystem is needed (for replacements of fopen(), fgetc() and others). E.g. reading/writing raw data should be done via a pointer to data memory section. More thorough formatting should be optional.

I know that newlib is an option but i want to look beyond that.
Any suggestions are welcome.

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