records for 32 bit & 64 bit processes. we still make some adjustments
when dealing with 32-bit processes, but largely things are handled the
same now. make the code to match "netbsd32_<syscall>" in place of
plain "<syscall>" more general.
EMUL_FLAG_NETBSD32. set EMUL_FLAG_NETBSD32 in any 32 bit on 64 bit
kernel emulation layers.
- if EMUL_FLAG_NETBSD32 is set, calculate the proper argument count.
(XXX: this should use register32_t, but that's not visible to all
builders of kdump...)
now netbsd32_ioctl(2) actually reports sane values, and other arguments
are mostly correctly printed (there are still some signed extension
issues with 32 bit numbers being displayed as "0xffffffff8xxxxxxx".)
brief summary:
* Add NetBSD RCS Ids. Change to use a date based version number.
* Remove unused variables and functions.
* Move towards NetBSD code style.
* Add missing GNU options (except for --include, --exclude and
--line-buffered)
* Bug fixes
* Bug fixes and changes from OpenBSD's src/usr.bin/grep
A full list of changes can be viewed in the NetBSD CVS repository at
othersrc/usr.bin/grep. A ChangeLog is also available at:
ftp://ftp.NetBSD.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/cjep/grep-ChangeLog.txt
If you want to help out, please let me (cjep@) know so that we can
organise our efforts efficiently.
brief summary:
* Add NetBSD RCS Ids. Change to use a date based version number.
* Remove unused variables and functions.
* Move towards NetBSD code style.
* Add missing GNU options (except for --include, --exclude and
--line-buffered)
* Bug fixes
* Bug fixes and changes from OpenBSD's src/usr.bin/grep
A full list of changes can be viewed in the NetBSD CVS repository at
othersrc/usr.bin/grep. A ChangeLog is also available at:
ftp://ftp.NetBSD.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/cjep/grep-ChangeLog.txt
If you want to help out, please let me (cjep@) know so that we can
organise our efforts efficiently.
Since the buffer headers do no longer exist as an array in the kernel anymore,
use the new CTL_KERN.KERN_BUF mib to fetch them from kernel space.
Also look at a vnode's specinfo field to properly associate an opened
block device special file with a mounted filesystem.