__libc_argc and __libc_argv are initialized in libroot's startup code.
That fix now makes BApplication::ArgvReceived() work as it should.
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Note, this is incompatible with the BeOS behaviour, which didn't call
the hooks when you exit()ed a program.
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Note, this probably should be called in exit() not here (for now, I copied
the BeOS behaviour).
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This has almost the same layout as in BeOS - the only difference is crt0.o which
is what is usually provided by crti.o/crtbegin.o/crtend.o/crtn.o. When we want to
move to GCC's crtbegin/end code, we have to introduce crti.o and crtn.o. This is
required because the crtbegin/end stuff assumes to be inserted between a function
start (crti.o) and a function end (crtn.o) - which can only be achieved with assembly,
and is therefore platform dependent.
start_dyn.c is used for executables and calls main() (among other).
init_term_dyn.c functions are called from the .init/.fini sections and search
for B_INIT/TERM_BEFORE/AFTER_FUNCTION_NAME, and execute them if they are present.
Both use BeOS compatible call scheme but add parameters to the end.
lib0.c is no longer needed, because init_term.c/crt0.c replace its functionality.
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