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sync with latest kame.
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Fixes the unaligned accesses in awk.
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from FreeBSD list
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not get a SEGV; Richard Kettlewell <rjk@greenend.org.uk>
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This makes cap_mkdb happier, though cap_mkdb still behaves incorrectly
when given multiple files (but that is cap_mkdb's fault).
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this is consistent.
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belongs. Closes PR/1554 from bk@rt.fm.
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use of such in portable code; akr@m17n.org
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but OpenBSD folks are more used to saying s/key.
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turned off since we already printed one from the user.
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The powerpc specific code was previously handling system call errors
as if kernel threads existed (currently only userlang threads are modeled).
Thus if multiple threads existed in a process, the process would not
get the correct errno from a system call. This would cause _many_ tests
to fail. Fixing this causes a number of the tests in libc_r/TEST to now work,
that did not before, however a few still fail.
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