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written by guenther@ about a year ago.
discussed with him and millert@
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helpful. Just provide the TID instead.
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with _REENTRANT. Also remove undef _POSIX_THREADS in phread.h.
From brad@comstyle.com. okay guenther@
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instead of global with gcc4 and this ends up breaking things in hard
to debug ways. So move the definition to csu instead of libgcc.
ok miod@
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so we can use the existing sh libkern functions.
ok miod@
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version of GDB compared to what's currently upstream.
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Only amd64 for now; more architectures will follow.
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ecoff moot blocks on sgi.
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- don't ignore "core", it gets in the way when we import certain things
- ignore "*.core" to match the actual filenames we use for core dumps
suggested by landry@
- ignore ".git" to avoid accidental imports of the directory when used
locally "on top of" cvs
various versions ok'd by landry@ todd@ espie@ phessler@ dcoppa@
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occurrences to get_line().
Based on a diff from Jan Klemkow <j-dot-klemkow-at-wemelug-dot-de> to tech.
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kprintf supports %z, doesn't support old ddb %n/%r%z anymore, and check of
%b arguments have to occur on the next argument, like, duh.
These changes will eventually allow for kernel to be compiled without
-Wno-format, but some more casts or type changes are necessary, first.
Discussed about six months ago at s2k11, time to put this in, so that I have no excuse not to work on the format fixes diffs.
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use of awk. Slightly faster and works around an apparent namei or
buffer cache related bug on arm. Requested and OK deraadt@
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okay fgs@, millert@
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ok miod@
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ok drahn@
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ok kettenis@
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Always install addr2line(1), objcopy(1), and readelf(1) manuals,
even on architectures with !ELF_TOOLCHAIN && !USING_NEW_BINUTILS.
Such architectures do not yet exist, but both symmetry
and fixing potential future issues early are good ideas.
ok jsing@
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Patch gyped from nicm@'s and jasper@'s work on the gdb port.
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Pointed out by sthen@, LGTM jsing@.
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ok deraadt@
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ok espie@ millert@
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architectures with !ELF_TOOLCHAIN && !USING_NEW_BINUTILS (like vax, m68k).
There is no need to reach around from usr.bin/Makefile into binutils;
we always descend into either binutils or binutils-2.17.
All is fine so far with binutils-2.17 since ia64 has USING_NEW_BINUTILS.
tested on vax and ok deraadt@
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(passes -export-dynamic to ld(1))
ok drahn@ miod@
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Thanks Emeric Boit for reporting me this.
ok millert@ espie@
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don't yet support. OK stsp@
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No more exceptions even for binutils.
No more share/man in src/distrib/sets/lists/*/md.*
ok deraadt@
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can be put between two set of pc-relative loaded data if we are compiling
PIC code; subsequent optimization passes are not as benign as what
find_barrier() expects, leading to dreaded ``pcrel too far'' as(1) errors.
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handling thread safe and enables thread safety for libstdc++
- bump libstdc++ major
See faq/current.html for instructions on how to correctly build
userland for this change.
originally from kurt@, ok miod@
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static binaries impossible.
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it possible to build a cross compiler, and we don't really care about
exception handling until we have a kernel to run C++ code on anyway.
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jasper@.
This omits the sizeof(pointer) tracking which is very difficult to
implement for gcc4 due to internal changes.
Thanks to landry@ for running through a ports bulk build and both
landry@ and jasper@ for fixing a few issues.
ok deraadt millert jasper
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ok kettenis@
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ok deraadt@
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for a specific link to see if things worked out. Add a check for the very
last file in the MANIFEST, as well, since we are trying to spot a very
odd bug where symbolic links are not being created. Hopefully this will
help us diagnose it.
ok guenther millert
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- restore local lynx.cfg settings [avsm]
- fix makefile races [espie]
- read/write result checking fixes to avoid unsigned comparisons vs -1 [krw]
- initialize all the InputFieldData members correctly [fgsch]
- fix socklen_t test to include <sys/types.h> [miod]
- fgets(3) returns NULL on error, not 0. No functional change [cloder]
ok krw@, tests by Simon Kuhnle and Martin Pieuchot
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