This directory contains both the kernel C library (libk) and the standard C library (libc), which share pretty much the same implementation. Some Makefile-fu and C macros help separate the two libraries.

When adding new code, the general idea is to write a unified implementation, from a standard C library perspective, and that should be enough to work in the kernel. That being said:

if a function requires a different implementation in the kernel, we can use directives for conditional compilation:
```
#ifdef __is_libk
// libk code
#else
// libc code
#endif
```
if a function only exists in the standard C library (libc), it should be excluded from the libk entirely with directives. This creates empty modules during compilation (and some compilers don't like that) but that is an acceptable (and accepted) trade-off at the moment.
```
#ifndef __is_libk
// libc only code
#endif
```