built without TLS support, at least not without major surgery.
I've only tested this by building with "MKCRYPTO" set to "yes"
because the build fails much ealier otherwise.
Problem reported by Nick Hudson in private e-mail.
that we can find their version from verdef not vertree. This bug
showed up on the hp700 build of heimdal's libkrb5, where we got
the "end" symbol with a bad version from libhx509. The hp700 linker
script defines that end symbol.
* More printf portabitiy fixes.
* Use read -r to avoid backslash problems.
* If we have a valid domain, put that in resolv.conf as well as search.
This does not fix a technical problem, just stops me getting bug reports.
* Update metric and privacy even if resolv.conf didn't change.
* sortlist is now supported.
* Ensure subscriber config directories exist before writing the configs
* Don't create pdnsd.conf if it doesn't exist or is not writeable.
Postfix stable release 2.8.7 is available. This contains a workaround for
a problem that is fixed in Postfix 2.9.
- The postscreen daemon, which is not enabled by default, sent non-compliant
SMTP responses (220- followed by 421) when it could not give a connection
to a real smtpd process. These responses caused some remote SMTP clients
to return mail as undeliverable.
The workaround is to hang up after sending 220- without sending the
421 "sorry" reply; this is harmless.
Don't abort for now. This worked before because the previous version of gcc
did not bother unregistering. Adding debugging printfs makes emacs core
dump, where other programs work fine.
- split alloca stuff in a separate file
- fix size_t/int/long inconsistencies
- fix weak alias stuff
- make paths consistent
- fix config files
- use switch instead of if/then/elseif...
- fix Makefiles
exceptions now, there's an unplesant side effect that when FPSCR is
unavailable, your last display will get disabled just in case, "to
avoid infinite recursion". That happens directly in throw_exception,
so even catching that NOT_AVAILABLE_ERROR doesn't help.
Tweak the code a bit so that sh_analyze_prologue only reads FPSCR as
needed, when an FMOV instruction is encountered in the prologue.
XXX: I'm not sure if this is the right thing to do, but it seems
minimally intrusive.
discard old code brought over from gdb6.
Add regmap for FPU regs. We don't support it now but it's irrelevant
here (though we effectively commit to using the same layout as Linux
and OpenBSD).
Define GDB_OSABI_NETBSD_CORE like sparc does to be forward compatible
with upstream.
