* ns32k_gen_operand is no longer needed.
* new function symbolic_reference_mentioned_p (stolen from i386).
* make print_operand dtrt when printing symbolic "constants" in picmode
and abort for the cases that it can't handle (e.g. symbol+offset).
ns32k.h:
* Use NS32K_DISPLACEMENT_P wherever suitable.
* make LEGITIMATE_PIC_OPERAND_P dtrt to make the ns32k_gen_operand hack
unnecessary.
ns32k.md:
* Use general_operand instead of ns32k_gen_operand everywhere.
* replace "rmn" by "g" again.
* make addsi3 dtrt for pic.
The comments in ns32k.md still need some updates.
Thank's again to Ian Dall for his help.
This commits several enhancements done over the last years:
- adddi3 subdi3 insn definitions: Jon Buller (ns32k.md, ns32k.c)
- ffssi2 adddi3 and subdi3 bug fixes: Matthias Pfaller (ns32k.c, ns32k.md)
- movstrsi reimplimentation: Ian Dall (ns32k.c, ns32k.md, ns32k.h)
- 32381 fpu support (extra registers, multiply - add instructions):
Ian Dall (ns32k.c, ns32k.h, ns32k.md)
- divmoddisi: (re) implimentation Ian Dall (ns32k.md)
- use predicate rather than register constraints to allow better code for
non pic case: Ian Dall (ns32k.md, ns32k.c)
- clean up of many macros in ns32k.h: Ian Dall
that this is unnecessary (only permission on the file's directory is
necessary), and it has security implications (see PR #5094). There may be
other race-condition-related implications here that this change fixes, as
well.
command line. This behaviour is how it's documented; it should work
that way. Also fixes building a release tree on a -current system (which
bit me with the sparc secr set I built for pk).
-rpath dir, -shared, -soname, --whole-archive, --no-whole-archive
for compatibility with ELF ports and to aid migration to bintils.
Update manpage with new otions.
size in a shared library. Also, always use our expected size to copy
the item in, on the assumption that doing so generally minimizes the
damage (maybe it's better to just bail out?).
> don't try using P_tmpdir (from <stdio.h>, defined as "/var/tmp/" on
> NetBSD), or "/usr/tmp" for temp files - just use "/tmp".
> from ronald khoo in [bin/4224]
echo 10 / 3 | bc
prints
10 / 3\r\n\r3\r\n
with a stock readline... Our readline does not echo when it does not
have a tty, so it printed:
\r3\n
I removed printing the printing of \r for now...
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