Previously introduced as a provisional build fix, its need has been
obviated by making SDT_PROBE* do __USE on the arguments in builds
without KDTRACE_HOOKS.
This way there's no need to fuss around with conditional declarations
and assignments in the callers to avoid `variable set but not used'
errors in builds without KDTRACE_HOOKS.
This way, if there's a macro F(x) with a conditional definition --
e.g., conditional on DIAGNOSTIC or KDTRACE_HOOKS -- it can do
__MACROUSE(x) in the definition that's supposed to compile away,
without triggering `variable set but not used' errors, while still
catching type errors in the expression x. But there's no cost or
side effects incurred in the generated code because the value is not
computed.
This should be the same as __USE, but I haven't figured out how to
make it work for both bit fields (which are likely to appear in macro
arguments) and aggregates (structs/unions, which are likely to appear
as variable declarations), so for now we use two separate macros.
Otherwise if it is empty before we were adding an optargless -d, which
ended up using the next argument (a -Isomething) after the recent change
to xlint.c related to sysroot. This broke using the native tools make
with the cross toolchain (for example typing make in /usr/src/bin/ls)
to build and install a single program.
The sdmmc_chip_write_protect callback returns the write protect switch
status from the controller (SDWP#). This signal does not exist for eMMC;
instead, write protect is signaled using card registers (CSD). So lets
skip asking the chipset for WP status on eMMC cards for each write
request.
This avoids a panic when trying badaddr() against to an address where
bus error occurs in the TT region. Only luna68k and news68k use TT.
Discussed on port-m68k.
implementation visibility of these relocations.
Currently all implementations resolve local symbol relocations in the first
pass and simply skip them in the second. The RISC-V implementation will
make use of this visiblity.
and optionally randomise worm lengths. Just exit instead of
continuing with a nonsense display if the window shrinks (and
for consistency if it grows).
Most of the ideas and code from RVP. Bugs and man page mangling
from me.
mlelstv