Recognize sh64*- and sh*- targets instead of just sh64- and sh- to
accomodate little-endian (e.g. "shle"). While here, recognize sh5*- too.
Makes cross-gdb compile for hpcsh (shle target) withought forcing
--disable-sim.
(allocating TX padding buffer in RX DMA mem to save resouces)
and use it where appropriate
- add a comment about the hack in re_attach() too
- pass a correct size on bus_dmamem_unmap() for RX DMA mem
"utilize" is an abomination. It means exactly the same thing as "use",
but it is longer and more cumbersome. I removed almost all of the
instances outside of dist files a long time ago, but this file ended
up with a few since then.
the Reaktek's driver, which are also used in FreeBSD.
Fixes RX FIFO overrun errors on my Duron 1300MHz PC.
(Note the configuration values for rtk(4) are not changed)
Also add some debug printf's in RX error case (disabled by default).
default is to enable sim if there's support for the cpu).
The current list of "known to work" contains arches with G_SIM_OBS
already set: powerpc, powerpc64 and mips.
There's arm support in sim, but committed configs for arm do not have
G_SIM_OBS set, so I'm not enabling it here.
There's SH support in sim, but it fails to build out of the box, and
since we didn't build SH sim support for gdb 5.3, we keep it disabled.
Other arches shouldn't be affected, as there's no support for them in sim.
top-level configure, but to ${MAKE} configure-host as well.
Add more vars (for readline mostly) so that there's no configure
warnings about tests skipped b/c of cross-compilation.
sense when chaning the MAC address of the virtual interface as pointed
out by Hans himself.
So, introduce ether_nonstatic_aton() and make etherip(4) and tap(4) use it.
gdb comes with its own copy of GNU readline 5.x, but
-I${DESTDIR}/usr/include stuffed at the beginning of the command line
makes it find our compat readline/readline.h (emulating readline 2.x)
that conflicts with the readline 5.x includes.
Makes README.mknative instructions actually work instead of failing
midway b/c of conflicting tilde_expand() prototypes.
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