- 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.
reality. Recognize old PT___GETREGS40 (for struct __reg40 without
GBR). Recognize PT_GETFPREGS that we don't yet actually have, but for
which the number is now reserved.
- The Postfix SMTP daemon sent "bare" newline characters instead of
<CR><LF> when a header_checks REJECT pattern matched multi-line
header. This bug was introduced with Postfix 1.1.
- The Postfix SMTP daemon sent "bare" newline characters instead of
<CR><LF> when an smtpd_proxy_filter returned a multi-line
response. This bug was introduced with Postfix 2.1.
- For compatibility with future EAI (email address
internationalization) implementations, the Postfix MIME processor no
longer enforces the strict_mime_encoding_domain check on unknown
message subtypes such as message/global*. This check is disabled by
default.
- The Postfix master daemon could report a panic error ("master_spawn:
at process limit") after the process limit for some service was
reduced with "postfix reload". This bug existed in all Postfix
versions.