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may need to update their paths slightly
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libraries
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failures from Mike's nightly builds.
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stuff, even the fallback defines.
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Add selection of 3 ABI.
CPU_CFLAGS is needed to generate correct sysnum.h.
Fix test/Rules.mak.
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propogated into generated sysnum.h.
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depends on LINUXTHREADS_OLD
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PS: test for existence on Slowaris was disfunctional, last time i looked. Shouldn't matter much here, though..
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generated header files
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I had clearly run search/replace on that were cluttering things up.
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on i.e. NOSTRIP=n gets a bit confusing.
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latest and
massivly bloated greatest from glibc. And fixes things so the gnu glob interface
is no longer the default.
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cause all this trouble. Now gen_wctype works without the rlimit stack hack.
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we are skipping it
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gen_wctype segfaults on my system when optimized with -O2. It does work
without optimization, even -O1 does not cause the segfault. Problem is in
newopt, at gen_wctype.c:865:
memcpy(tbl->ti + i * blocksize, ti[uniqblock[i]], blocksize);
The segfault is caused by the uninitialized variable uniqblock when
newopt is called recursively. The attached patch fixes this.
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bcopy/bzero/bcmp/index/rindex
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