As all identifying information is stored in the device
properties, this removes the need for child devices to
have a reserved area (struct btdev) in the softc, and
bthub(4) does no longer need to have a softc at all.
tech-kern last year. Instead of modifying callout_stop, add a new
routine (callout_halt) which will sleep if the callout is already in
flight. Note that if a callout can take locks, the caller of callout_halt
must not hold any of those locks - otherwise the two could deadlock.
ends up as c99 variable-sized local arrays (CMSG_SPACE() uses a function
as part of calculating its result). This causes the stack protection
code in the compiler to complain, so build this one with -fno-stack-protector
to avoid the problem.
Gets us back to buildability for this program for a number of our ports.
- make a bootloader pass bootpath which includes device path on ARC BIOS
via BTINFO_BOOTPATH
- make a kernel use BTINFO_BOOTPATH in bootinfo to see boot device first,
then check argv[0] passed from ARC BIOS if there is no valid bootinfo
- check OSLoadPartition variables in the ARCBIOS environment and whole
argv[] arguments for IP12
- initialize mach_type before it's referred
- bump boot version
Tested on IP32 with various kernel/bootloader combinations.
synchronous processing is necessary. However, the size of a status
buffer will overwrite the memory while synchronously processing it
because it is very small. We clear the flag SK_Y2_STOPC_OWN at more
late.
and so on. Significant highlights:
- mention src/tests and reference atf;
- provide examples of MACHINE and MACHINE_ARCH;
- mention that MKOBJ=no is not recommended;
- correct the description of the default setting of USETOOLS;
- document the interactions of build.sh -[uo] with various things;
- document the interactions of build.sh tools and kernel=FOO;
- use a lot fewer parentheses.
Discussed on netbsd-docs.
"obsolete"; just remove the entry, as third-party applications
may be linked against the old major shared library, and
that is a symlink to the old major.minor shared library.
E.g., "lib<name>.so.<N>" and "lib<name>.so.<N>.<M>"
Exceptions to this rule may include shared libraries that
are dlopen()ed at run-time, such as extra locales, etc.
