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Don't define BIO_get_init() for LibreSSL 3.5+
BIO_get_init() is available in LibreSSL 3.5 and later. The BIO type
will become opaque, so the existing macro will break the build.
The expression 'psyms.level-- - 2' did too much in a single line, so
extract the '--' to a separate statement, to highlight the symmetry
between the 'sym' and 'ind_level' code.
No functional change.
Extract duplicate code for handling line continuations.
Prevent theoretic undefined behavior in strspn, as inp.s is not
null-terminated.
Remove adding extra space characters when processing comments, as these
are not necessary to force a line of output.
No functional change.
Instead of using objcopy(1), which cannot handle EABI version
embedded in e_flags of ELF header, add a dedicated asm file.
If proprietary microcode binary is present, it is incbin'ed
from that asm file.
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CVS:
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CVS: Abort checkin if you answer no.
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The previous name 'comment_in_first_line' was misleading, as it could
mean that there was a comment in the first line of the file.
No functional change.
These options only make sense in POSIX mode, since NetBSD's patch
has --backup enabled by default and GNU patch doesn't.
In POSIX mode, GNU patch and NetBSD patch now behave the same for these
two options.
nisimura