its tailq. This required introducing a new flag in the TAGQ structure to
avoid reverting to poking under the hood of the queue.h API.
The concrete bug it solves is that using tags would make vi crash reliably
on exit.
Apply fix that got missed as this file got moved from dist/gcc to dist/libgcc:
Somehow emacs tries to unregister frame info for a symbol it did not register.
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.
XXX: pullup 7
threaded programs crash.
With this fix the new weak symbol's st_other is not merged in, i.e. NOPV
is not copied from the libc __libc_thr_init.
* elflink.c (_bfd_elf_merge_symbol): If merging a new weak
symbol that will be skipped, we don't have a new definition.
* Add several #includes of standard headers in platform.h.
* #undef X_OK in platform.h. It's defined in the standard <access.h>,
but also used in the local "kermit.h" for a differentpurpose.
* Declare {struct k_data}.dbf as a function returning void, not int,
to match the way it's used.
http://www.kermitproject.org/ftp/kermit/archives/ek17.tar
EK (Embedded Kermit, E-Kermit) is an implementation of the Kermit file
transfer protocol written in ANSI C and designed for embedding in
devices or firmware, use in realtime applications, or for construction
of DLLs and libraries. A sample calling environment and i/o support are
provided for Unix.
* Change src/share/zoneinfo to src/external/public-domain/tz.
* The NEWS file is not distributed in the tzdata tar.gz file,
but it logically belongs with it. We were already downloading the
NEWS file from a different location, but now we also add it to the
import directory.
The timezone files are still installed in ${DESTDIR}/usr/share/zoneinfo/**,
and they are identical before and after this change.
This is almost the last step in moving NetBSD's tzdata sources from
share/zoneinfo to external/public/tz/dist, to ease future maintenance.
All that remains is to delete src/share/zoneinfo, but that will be
delayed for a while.
src/external/public-domain/tz/tzdata2netbsd.
This is a verbatim copy, as part of moving the zoneinfo sources in the
NetBSD tree. It will need to be edited before it works.
src/external/public-domain/tz/share/zoneinfo/Makefile.
This is a verbatim copy, as part of moving the zoneinfo sources in the
NetBSD tree. It will need to be edited before it works.
and NEWS file from https://github.com/eggert/tz/raw/2014f/NEWS.
NetBSD's tzdata code is being moved from src/share/zoneinfo to
src/external/public-domain/tz/dist, to simplify future maintenance.
This is the same version of tzata that was previously imported to
src/share/zoneinfo. The NEWS file has been added to the import,
although it is not distributed in the tzdata2014f.tar.gz file.
* Correct DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation option decoding
* Poll interfaces on BSD for IFF_RUNNING if link state cannot be obtained
* Check for an IA to use in DHCPv6 lease validation
* Warn about exceeding IDGEN_RETRIES when a stable private address cannot
be obtained
* Fix DHCP option overload handling, thanks to Tobias Stoeckmann
to propagate to where it'll be seen we need to rerun mknative, which
I'm not in a position to do right now; but this way it'll update the
next time someone else does that.
the last import, and some build framework has been changed so this
makes it easier for people to work with later versions.
The full list of changes in the meantime are available at the PCC
CVS server, and the bugs fixed are detailed at the PCC bug tracker,
but in summary, new features added are a C++ front end, m68k support
and unicode support.
and bugs fixed in the areas of the register allocator, floating point,
attributes, long long arithmetic, PIC support and code sections (for
shared libraries) among others.
This version compiles the vast majority of the NetBSD sources on i386,
and bug reports are welcome at the PCC JIRA server.
the last import, and some build framework has been changed so this
makes it easier for people to work with later versions.
The full list of changes in the meantime are available at the PCC
CVS server, and the bugs fixed are detailed at the PCC bug tracker,
but in summary, new features added are a C++ front end, m68k support
and unicode support.
and bugs fixed in the areas of the register allocator, floating point,
attributes, long long arithmetic, PIC support and code sections (for
shared libraries) among others.
This version compiles the vast majority of the NetBSD sources on i386,
and bug reports are welcome at the PCC JIRA server.
