- Finding probable functions
- Replacing instructions
- Emulating instructions
It is tested only on ARMv7 CPUs yet, for example,
-m evbarm (-a earm) kernel=BEAGLEBONE.
values are rounded to 53 bit mantissa in teh x87 registers.
This hasn't been true since Nov 11 2013.
Forcing a store-load for 'double' in STRICT_ASSIGN() seems to fix things
(at least enough for the few random test cases).
I suspect the code could be changed so that the number of mantissa bits
didn't matter.
Tested on X68030. Needs tests on 040 and 060turbo
(though it should work as other m68k ports).
The x68k port implemented 68060 support including these vector handlers
as early as amiga back in 1996, but even after amiga's locore.s was
improved several times (updating vectors at runtime to switch handlers
per CPU types etc.), x68k's one has not been updated.
After that, atari and mac68k pulled amiga's implementation,
hp300 pulled mac68k, and then most other m68k ports pulled hp300 ones.
Probably that's the reason why only x68k had different implementations
(i.e. no reason that avoids using common handler implementation),
and now it's time to prepare common arch/m68k/m68k/busaddrerr.s.
* Improvements to autoconf build emulation
* CARRIER/NOCARRIER are now run outside of the IPv4 runs
* validate domains correctly which contain a - on non bash shells
* don't remove IPv6 addresses from internal state when added as tentative
* HUP now rebinds, ALRM now releases - the -x and -k flags work as
they used to
* Add -M, --master option to force dhcpcd into master mode even if one
interface is specified on the command line
* Fix a crash when receiving a reconfigure key
* Dumping a DHCPv4 lease works again
* SEND_DAD code removed
* hoplimit is no longer defined for DHCPv6 messages
* hoplimit of 255 for IPv6 RS/ND message is now defined at the socket
instead of ancillary data with the message
documented in PR kern/45872. The AA() macro accessed sample coordinates as
long integers, whereas they are really stored as signed integers.
Fixes calibration on my Wetab device.
__INCLUDE_LEVEL__ ## _ ## __LINE__. It's not perfect, but at least it's
better than just __LINE__ since it avoids collisions between .c's and .h's.
Incidentally, why does half of the kernel call CTASSERT() and the
other half __CTASSERT()?
word size definition on sh* to be a compile time constant. We do not
provide a single library supporting both variants, so we pick the
smaller alignment for now.
rpc.rquotad from printing the error message "rpc.rquotad:
_svc_tli_create: could not open connection for udp6: Address family
not supported by protocol family". The error message currently ends
up in /dev/null because it is printed to stderr after calling daemon()
with noclose=0, but if the daemonization is moved to a later point to
fix the race condition of PR misc/48282, it will actually appear on
stderr and break the test, which is expecting stderr to be empty.
