> Guy Shaw wrote:
>
> > So, next in the Plan B sequence is Bourne Shell with
> > libc-lite. I may still do something with sash,
>
> Does this include gettext and similar?
>
> You may need to comment out the localization support
> but this cannot be too much work.
>
> J?rg
Why don't you ju
Guy Shaw wrote:
> So, next in the Plan B sequence is Bourne Shell with
> libc-lite. I may still do something with sash,
Does this include gettext and similar?
You may need to comment out the localization support
but this cannot be too much work.
J?rg
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Martin Bochnig wrote:
>
>> Guy Shaw wrote:
>>
>>> So, next in the Plan B sequence is Bourne Shell with
>>> libc-lite. I may still do something with sash
>>
>> Does this include gettext and similar?
>>
>> You may need to comment out the localization support
>> but this cannot be too much work.
>>
Joerg Schilling wrote:
> Guy Shaw wrote:
>
>> So, next in the Plan B sequence is Bourne Shell with
>> libc-lite. I may still do something with sash,
>
>
> Does this include gettext and similar?
>
> You may need to comment out the localization support
> but this cannot be too much work.
I don't
The Poor Man's DeBugger, PMDB, is a part of Solaris/PPC
that is new, and specific to PowerPC.
I have no plans to try to get Sun engineers to adopt PMDB
for Sparc and x86. :-)
We are stuck with it. Sorry. So, it is up to me to document it.
As part of preparation for producing some sort of man
When I said that I had not looked into lwp_pcb_exit(),
I meant it. I got back to it, and lwp_pcb_exit() is a
relatively new function, but is really only meaningful
on Sparc, so far. It is an empty function on x86.
I just introduced it to Solaris/PPC as an empty function,
as well. I ran /sbin/t
Joerg Schilling wrote:
> Guy Shaw wrote:
>
>> I mentioned that I recently added the system call, kprintf().
>
>
> Why?
> What is the reson for such a syscall?
During early bringup, especially before rtld+libc gets debugged
and fully initialized, it is about the _only_ practical way to
get any in
