Rethink the libc layout.
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srcs = {
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srcs = {
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"+ctype_files",
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"+ctype_files",
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"+ctype_tab",
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"+ctype_tab",
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"./src/core/*.c",
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"./pure/string/*.c",
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"./ctype/*.c",
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"./ctype/*.c",
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"./errno/*.c",
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"./errno/*.c",
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"./locale/*.c",
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"./locale/*.c",
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lang/cem/libcc.ansi/pure/README.md
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lang/cem/libcc.ansi/pure/README.md
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This directory contains _only_ pure-code libc functions with no dependencies
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on anything other than other pure functions (for example: strcmp, div). There
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should be no reason why any platform won't want these in its libc.
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