This comparison chart is 10 years old. It might still be correct on some points, but probably outdated on others. Plus it lacks libc provided by the LLVM/Clang project.

Most Linux distros use glibc, Void and Alpine use musl iirc, and Gentoo give you the choice of your C library during installation. And those libraries are not ABI compatible, meaning you can't use an app compiled with musl on a glibc system, and vice-versa. Afaik, musl is really interesting on embedded system, due to its small size.

Also, OP, what's your point ?