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The GNU C Library (GLIBC) is a part of almost all Linux systems deployed today. Along with GCC the library is part of the framework that implements the userspace requirements for several standards including ISO C and POSIX. After a whirlwind tour of new features and changes we go back in time and compare against last years short, medium, and long term goals for the project. We see where we've fallen short and need community assistance, particularly in the area of performance monitoring in a project whose stated goal is to be a high performance library.
