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2002-02-13A number of naming updates in preparation for adding inEric Andersen
proper threading. Most of this is from Stefan Soucek, with additions and changes as needed from me.
2001-10-11Patch from Miles Bader <miles@lsi.nec.co.jp> to support the v850.Eric Andersen
He sent this patch to me a month ago, but I forgot to apply it...
2001-09-27Update to accomodate the header file changesEric Andersen
2001-04-06Fix include/errno.h to not use kernel header, and instead use bits/errno.h.Eric Andersen
This required we use _LIBC instead of __LIBC__ to be consistent with glibc. This had some sideffects in sys/syscalls.h. While fixing things, I made everything use __set_errno() for (eventual) thread support. -Erik
2001-02-19Create __uClibc_main to handle what can be done in C instead of each arch'sManuel Novoa III
respective crt0.S. crt0.S should now only be responsible for setting things up to call __uClibc_main(argc, argv, envp), which will do any other necessary setup (setting global __environ, stdio init, etc), call main, and exit. This should ease both maintainance and porting.
2001-02-09Revert stdio to initializing itself. Not quite a pretty but that ensures thatEric Andersen
we don't blow up by using too much stack space, and simplifies the job of supporting new architectures, since they don't have to mess with calling foo init functions in crt0 and cleaning up the resulting damage. -Erik
2001-01-25Clean up atexit.c; make sure sysconf and atexit agree; link in ref'd libgcc.aManuel Novoa III
objects with shared uClibc; allow disabling long long support.
2001-01-17Note about need to match _SC_ATEXIT_MAX. Minor macro name change.Manuel Novoa III
2001-01-11A large update from Manuel Novoa III <mnovoa3@bellsouth.net>.Eric Andersen
2000-10-09Bug ugly formatting updateEric Andersen
2000-07-05Many bugfixes, header cleanups, etc. Added abort and glob.Eric Andersen
It is getting closer... -Erik
2000-05-14Initial revisionErik Andersen