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		gcp on Jan 18, 2014 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Chrome Is The New C Runtime you can also use Mozilla's NSPR library for cross-platform basic services and NSS for TLS. Which coincidentally, Chrome & Chromium are based on, making the cross-library usage full circle.

twic on Jan 18, 2014 [–]

Huh. When i read that article, i immediately thought of NSPR - as in, this is the Chrome alternative to NSPR. But it's built on top of NSPR? I suppose Chrome-as-a-platform provides more abstraction and richer services than NSPR.

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