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It turns out that asm/reg.h is missing from the 2.6.x kernel headers,
which prevents libthread_db (used by gdb) from compiling. Include a
copy within include/sys/user.h for mips, per what was done in glibc.

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Fix grammar and spelling

Mention uwoody

Cope with gcc 3.4's more aggressive persuit of attribute unused

We don't need these...

Fix typo.

Fix a bug noticed by Oleg I. Vdovikin, oleg at cs dot msu dot su.
This code in uClibc would attempt to set the default facility if
none was specified. Except none being specified is 0, which is
also LOG_KERN, therefore klogd could never get kernel messages
logged as LOG_KERN.

glibc does not provide pppio.h, and our doing so conflicts
with the ppp package

Per patch from Stefan Holst, do not try to compile these
syscalls if they are not supported.

Patch from Stefan Holst to fix argv[0]

Based on a patch from Alexandre Oliva, allow uClibc to compile
with __NR_mmap is not available (i.e. only __NR_mmap2)

Alexandre Oliva writes:

This patch arranges for the .so files in say /usr/lib to be soft links
to ../../lib, instead of to /some/arbitrary/pathname/lib. This
enables seamless relocation of a toolchain containing the development
and run time trees in a sys-root.

Alexandre Oliva writes:

I added this function after I posted the last version of the FR-V
patch. Add syscall.c.

Supply '__bzero' with 'bzero' as just a weak alias (since it is not SuSv3)

Based on a patch from Alexandre Oliva, remove all reference to 'bzero' (which
is not a SuSv3 symbol). Rather than using __bzero internally per Alexandre's
original patch, use memset instead.

Look in /usr/X11R6/lib as well

Reduce memory used by static buffers and allocate that memory dynamicly
instead. Based on an initial patch from Tobias Anderberg, but reworked. I
asked Tobias to look into doing something more like what is done in busybox,
but that proved to be a pain.

One possible concern is that these buffers will probably show up as
memory leaks i.e. with valgrind. Perhaps we should add in an atexit
call to free this memory right after we allocate it?

Joakim Tjernlund writes:

Hi

I just noticed that gcc has an "b"(Address base register) operand that
will match all "r" registers but r0. It is a better fix then adding
r0 to the clobber list.

What do you think?

Cope gracefully with missing module syscalls

Rewrite the err/warn functions as they were broken (__noreturn__ funcs
were returning). Anyway, also make them threadsafe and smaller. The
error.c file still needs work.

Bug fix: gethostbyname2_r would fail if /etc/host was missing.
Bug fix: gethostbyname_r checked errno without first setting it to a
known value.

More detail about malloc-simple

Update todo list indicating the items remaining before 0.9.27

Fix comment

Update with the contents of a very helpful comparison of
interfaces vs SuSv3 from heukelum at freemail dot nl

note that syscall on mips needs to be fixed

Sigh. I switched the values...

Per discussion with Joakim Tjernlund, all the horrible weak declarations junk
in libdl pointing to the local 'foobar' function is garbage. This cleans all
that up and makes the code much less horrible. Now it is only really really
ugly (which is a marked improvement),

Patch from Joakim Tjernlund:

white space cleanup and optimize the inner loop in dl_find_hash.