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2001-08-11Begin removing some unnecessary inlining, and fix namingEric Andersen
of _dl_fprintf which should really be _dl_dprintf -Erik
2001-07-13This takes about 6k off the size of the x86 shared lib loader...Eric Andersen
-Erik
2001-07-03Finish up merging the arm port into the main tree.Eric Andersen
2001-07-03Scrub a couple of intsEric Andersen
2001-06-27Cleanup to not use kernel headers at all.Eric Andersen
-Erik
2001-06-14Some silly grammar stuffEric Andersen
2001-06-14Yet more ldso cleanups. Be more discriminating about when using inlinesEric Andersen
and when using real functions. Make things be more portable by providing a default C routine to locate the got. -Erik
2001-05-10minor formatting cleanupsEric Andersen
2001-05-08Some very minor cleanupsEric Andersen
2001-05-03Describe what this routine is supposed to do so we can port itEric Andersen
to other achitectures.
2001-05-01Another cleanup. Never pass addresses as an 'int'Eric Andersen
-Erik
2001-05-01Yet another major rework. This time around, rework it to no longerEric Andersen
use linux kernel header files. -Erik
2001-04-30Sanitize the calling of _dl_linux_resolver so it can be read byEric Andersen
mere mortals, and so it says what it means. Ick this stuff was nasty. -Erik
2001-04-27Eliminate the useless _dl_interpreter_exit functionEric Andersen
2001-04-27I messed up the commentEric Andersen
2001-04-27Yet another large update to ld.so. In this iteration I finally gotEric Andersen
the C based syscalls working, which greatly simplifies what it takes to get new architectures running. -Erik
2001-04-23Revert my syscall changes. The _syscall# macros are not PICEric Andersen
friendly and don't work. Back to nasty asm... With this change in place, it now works for me on x86. -Erik
2001-04-23Initial checkin for ld.so. This is a combination of effort from Manuel NovoaEric Andersen
III and me. I've been working on stripping out arch dependant stuff and replacing it with generic stuff whenever possible. -Erik