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+fenlibc - Fenix Standard C Library
+==================================
+
+fenlibc is a standard C library used by Fenix. This library follows the ISO C
+and POSIX standards and is reasonably portable across UNIX and UNIX-like
+systems, though it may not be suitable as a drop-in replacement for the C
+library that exists on such a system.
+
+Currently, the following headers are finished and fully compliant:
+assert.h*
+cpio.h
+errno.h?
+iso646.h
+libgen.h
+limits.h?
+stdbool.h
+sys/un.h
+tar.h
+
+*relies on fprintf, which we don't have yet.
+
+The following headers are POSIX-compliant, but not XSI-compliant:
+
+The following headers are ISO-compliant, though not POSIX-compliant:
+
+The following headers have working code, but are still in progress:
+math.h (3%)
+stdio.h (3% + most of printf and maybe perror?)
+stdlib.h (13%)
+string.h (26%)
+time.h (4%)
+
+The following headers exist and have all definitions, but no code:
+ctype.h
+sys/utsname.h
+syslog.h
+ulimit.h
+
+The following headers exist and are incomplete:
+float.h (45%)
+math.h (<33%)
+netinit/in.h (37%)
+stddef.h (80%)
+stdio.h (<20%)
+stdlib.h (24%)
+string.h (26%)
+sys/io.h (??)
+sys/socket.h (5%)
+sys/types.h (37%)
+sys/wait.h (63%)
+time.h (14%)
+unistd.h (<15%)
+
+Building
+--------
+
+Currently, fenlibc can be built as part of a standard Fenix ISO through its
+makefile. To do so, simply run Fenix's build.sh script. It could use alterations
+to allow its C library to be build to an existing system. If you'd like to
+help out, that's a good place to start!
+
+Portability
+-----------
+
+Currently, fenlibc has yet to be tested on any existing UNIX{,-like} systems.
+If you have any luck getting it up and running on a UNIX{,-like} system,
+let us know!
+
+Copyright
+---------
+
+Licensed under the CWPL v5 with CC-BY 4.0 by Katlynn Richey.
+
+fenlibc is free software. Feel free to modify and/or distribute it!
+See the file COPYING for more details.