OpenFAM is an MIT-licensed version of the SGI-developed libFAM developed through an extensive decompile, document, then reverse engineer process. It replicates the version 1 of libFAM, utilized by IRIX 5.3 to 6.5.10 (ostensibly).
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README.md

OpenFAM

OpenFAM is an MIT-licensed version of the SGI-developed libFAM developed through an extensive decompile, document, then reverse engineer process.

It replicates the version 1 of libFAM, utilized by IRIX 5.3 to 6.5.10 (ostensibly).

Changes

A lot of the documentation revealed extraneous/ancient C++ from its days being compiled by CFront. This was unceremoniously removed.

sprintf calls were replaced with snprintf calls. I don't know if the 5.3 libc can understand snprintf but if it can't I'd rather not revert it as many of the calls are potentially dangerous.

Type mismatches in private headers were changed.