at the moment) are pulled out into tc.mi and tc.old files.
tc.mi has any files which are in the new toolchain only and tc.old contains
the reverse (files which only existed in the old toolchain). The remainder
of the toolchain that is common between both old and new is still contained
in the various mi/md files.
Check for USE_NEW_TOOLCHAIN=yes in makeflist to determine which tc files to
pull in if they exist.
XXX - All the toolchain bits should eventually be pulled out into separate
lists as tc.mi and tc.<arch>. Leaving it for now until the new toolchain is
fully integrated on all ports.
#define _DEFAULT_INVALID_RUNE -3
and use it accordingly. Also provides a representation programs such as
mklocale can reference when filling out a new locale from a definition.
amount of kvm used for buffers was set at 70%, some 188M. Then
the total amount of kvm became 1G, and the amount for buffers
thus became some 716M. This is really too much, and some
device drivers want to map quite a bit of kvm these days.
So, cap it at 384M, which gives each buffer a little over 8k (the
default FFS blocksize) physical in an 1G physram configuration.
- make a copy of cfparse.y called "y.tab.y" because "cfparse.h" is not
actually the yacc generated header file (duh?)
- include the tcpdump directory with -I *after* racoon's source, else
tcpdump's headers will be picked up unexpectedly
- include . *before* racoon's source so as to make the generated files
first on the list
isn't the process who created it.
- If a new basename is supplied remove the an old pidfile if it was created
by this process and create a new one as suggested by Jason Thorpe.
This fixes PR lib/13357 by Greg A. Woods.
Rather than special-case a bunch of stuff, make this always parallel-safe,
and have make call upon the .l.c/.y.c followed by .c.o/.c.lo transforms,
rather than try to go right from .l/.y to .o/.lo.
/etc/passwd and /etc/group (as well as concept of file flags) as the target.
Rather than look up users, groups, or flags with -U, do what the manpage
indicates: don't even try changing them. If -M is specified, use the
strings that are passed in via options with "gname", "uname", and "flags"
in the resultant mtree file, rather than retranslating them back from numbers.
${USETOOLS} != "no"
to
${USETOOLS} == "yes"
to allow USETOOLS to be tri-state: "yes", "no", or "never". The use of
these options will be documented in src/BUILDING.
- "make build" cannot be invoked from the command line at the same time as
any standard recursive target except "obj" and "cleandir", as things like
"make all release" can lead to unexpected results.
- Put everything in SUBDIR, and auto-weed missing directories. This allows
the standard targets to work as expected (including in tools, etc, and
distrib).
- Leverage .for loops to simplify the prerequisite dependall/install phase
of compile-time dependencies (lib/csu, lib, gnu/lib). These are now all
distilled into one component rule ("do-build").
- Use the actual targets of obj, cleandir, and includes; no need for double
indirection goop in this case.
- GC all the deprecated "domestic" cruft. We are officially using (and
fixing, where appropriate) the cryptosystem integrated into src/crypto.
- Collapse the whatis.db build rule into a dependency of "afterinstall",
and nuke the "_BUILD" cruft.
