Features
Free software: LGPLv3 license
Supports signalfd(2) and the assorted set of signal related functions.
Supported on python 2.7+ and python 3.2+ and pypy
All other useful glibc features are in scope (patches welcome!)
from glibc import ... – direct access to glibc functions and types via lazy imports, fast startup, low memory overhead, efficient calls to glibc
Declarative code, easy to verify for correctness, easy to add more types, functions and constants.
Translates error codes according to documentation (manual pages) of each supported function. Raises OSError with appropriate values and a customized, easy-to-understand error message.
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