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Eric Andersen 6d4e78b8aa Continue the conversion to using per-arch crti.S and crtn.S há 22 anos atrás
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alpha e16f9ab53b Continue the conversion to using per-arch crti.S and crtn.S há 22 anos atrás
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common 44ecacea6b Both setegid and seteuid were implemented suboptimally, such that há 22 anos atrás
cris f4005423ee Continue the conversion to using per-arch crti.S and crtn.S há 22 anos atrás
e1 562b05c14c Remove warning that apparently is not needed for e1 há 22 anos atrás
h8300 dd3fb0f8c1 Peter Kjellerstedt writes: há 22 anos atrás
i386 51ddd87e60 Begin the conversion to using per-arch crti.S and crtn.S há 22 anos atrás
i960 dd3fb0f8c1 Peter Kjellerstedt writes: há 22 anos atrás
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microblaze dd3fb0f8c1 Peter Kjellerstedt writes: há 22 anos atrás
mips 53d9845ae7 Continue the conversion to using per-arch crti.S and crtn.S há 22 anos atrás
powerpc a1ec4fae6d Continue the conversion to using per-arch crti.S and crtn.S há 22 anos atrás
sh 84f5d5e948 Continue the conversion to using per-arch crti.S and crtn.S há 22 anos atrás
sh64 dd3fb0f8c1 Peter Kjellerstedt writes: há 22 anos atrás
sparc 6d4e78b8aa Continue the conversion to using per-arch crti.S and crtn.S há 22 anos atrás
v850 5cae04a3a2 Continue the conversion to using per-arch crti.S and crtn.S há 22 anos atrás
Makefile 533d76fbc4 Patch from Paul Mundt adding uClibc sh64 support: há 22 anos atrás
README 2c8e931c67 Make spelling of uClibc be consistant. há 25 anos atrás

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.