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The EGLIBC source code is stored in a Subversion repository. Subversion is included in most GNU/Linux distributions. You may also obtain Subversion from the Subversion download site.

Browse the Repository

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Branches

There are several branches in the EGLIBC repository.

trunk

This branch is the EGLIBC trunk, and is based on the GLIBC trunk

branches/eglibc-2_5

This branch is based on the GLIBC 2.5 branch.

branches/eglibc-2_6

This branch is based on the GLIBC 2.6 branch.

branches/eglibc-2_7

This branch is based on the GLIBC 2.7 branch.

branches/eglibc-2_8

This branch is based on the GLIBC 2.8 branch.

branches/eglibc-2_9

This branch is based on the GLIBC 2.9 branch.

branches/eglibc-2_10

This branch is based on the GLIBC 2.10 branch.

branches/eglibc-2_11

This branch is based on the GLIBC 2.11 branch.

branches/eglibc-2_12

This branch is based on the GLIBC 2.12 branch.

branches/eglibc-2_13

This branch is based on the GLIBC 2.13 branch.

branches/eglibc-2_14

This branch is based on the GLIBC 2.14 branch.

The fsf directory is a mirror of the FSF GLIBC repository. It is updated daily.

Read-Only Access

You can check out the source code using read-only mode. The EGLIBC repository is accessible via HTTP at http://www.eglibc.org/svn/ or via the SVN protocol at svn://svn.eglibc.org.

To check out the EGLIBC trunk, use this command:

svn co http://www.eglibc.org/svn/trunk eglibc

For example, to check out the EGLIBC 2.14 branch, use this command:

svn co svn://svn.eglibc.org/branches/eglibc-2_14 eglibc-2.14

Read/Write Access

EGLIBC contributors may access the EGLIBC source code in read-write mode. Use svn+ssh instead of svn in the above URLs to use read-write access.