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Mike Frysinger 47b3efda36 use % as the function marker instead of @ 20 anni fa
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alpha cc90599160 need to include features.h to get uclibc defines 20 anni fa
arm 150b2a0950 import armeb fixes as outlined by John Bowler 20 anni fa
bfin 130697527b merge parallel build support 21 anni fa
common 9763cff2eb fix typo in umount2() emulation of umount() 20 anni fa
cris 439fc76c8d Implement _start completely in assembler. Otherwise the compiler will 21 anni fa
e1 130697527b merge parallel build support 21 anni fa
frv 8f09de8da8 merge parallel build support 21 anni fa
h8300 4203076cd1 no more cvs 21 anni fa
i386 27e4c91c63 need to include features.h to get uclibc defines 20 anni fa
i960 130697527b merge parallel build support 21 anni fa
m68k 69d12812f2 change the reg class so it actually compiles 21 anni fa
microblaze 130697527b merge parallel build support 21 anni fa
mips 569b0e03fb Remove TEXTREL relocations for ARM. 20 anni fa
nios 130697527b merge parallel build support 21 anni fa
nios2 130697527b merge parallel build support 21 anni fa
powerpc 201e52dd6f declare init/fini as weak if __UCLIBC_CTOR_DTOR__ is turned off 20 anni fa
sh cc90599160 need to include features.h to get uclibc defines 20 anni fa
sh64 130697527b merge parallel build support 21 anni fa
sparc 30c9f3c349 Hopefully fix the problem reported by Peter Mazinger, 20 anni fa
v850 4203076cd1 no more cvs 21 anni fa
x86_64 47b3efda36 use % as the function marker instead of @ 20 anni fa
Makefile 130697527b merge parallel build support 21 anni fa
README 2c8e931c67 Make spelling of uClibc be consistant. 25 anni fa

README

This directory level abstracts out the Linux Operating System dependent
features of uClibc for suported Linux architectures/CPUs. If you wanted to
port uClibc to some new Linux architecture (arm, mips, etc), this is the place
to add that support.

All the common stuff that is not at all dependent on a particular Linux architecture
goes in the 'common' directory.