if there's no rnd(4), random(9) will be used with one-time warning printf(9).
XXX not sure how good rnd_extract_data(RND_EXTRACT_ANY) is, under entropy-
starvation situation
is used only by the X server, and should be grouped there. Later we may
also add unconditional install of the source-form "rgb.txt", usable by all
programs, into xbase.
This allows the xbase set to be shared between the mipsel platforms, and all
m68k platforms except atari (which has additional XF86 add-ons).
flags in the bootpath: only treat the rest as boot flags if the '-'
follows whitespace (space or tab)
This should fix the "boot disk4 netbsd-20001004-RFHS8036" lossage
Hubert Feyer pointed out in private e-mail.
Tested by: jdolecek (userland version)
Reviewed by: eeh
for mips_read_statusreg (which was apparently never implemented).
Provide prototypes and implementations for mips_cp0_cause_write,
mips_cp0_status_read, and mips_cp0_status_write. (Writing can, of
course, be quite dangerous.)
with a MIPS4 option at this point -- all the code except for one single
spot is conditionalized with MIPS3. So, don't even pretend about
MIPS4 for now, until it all gets cleaned up.
-Wnetbsd-format-audit for extra-stringent format checking.
WFORMAT belongs in individual makefiles and/or Makefile.inc files.
FORMAT_AUDIT should go in mk.conf if you're doing format-string auditing.
(set WFORMAT=1 in individual makefiles if a program is
not security critical and is doing bizarre things with
format strings which would be even uglier if rewritten)
FORMAT_AUDIT may go away in time (i.e., default to on)
If -Wformat is enabled, try harder to chase down compile-time constant
format strings.. capable of catching things like:
const char foo[]="%s %d";
printf(foo, 1, "2");
If the new option -Wnetbsd-format-audit (no, I don't like the name,
either) is enabled, complain about non-constant format strings we
can't verify. In particular, for *v*printf-like functions (i.e.,
non-variadic functions which are passed a va_list), insist that the
format string come from a parameter declared as a format string
argument, so that functions which should be declared as printflike are
caught at compile time.
