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arm
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ce9f1cf9c2
rip out all the duplicated debug code and move into a shared file
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20 years ago |
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cris
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efed1986bc
get rid of arch-specific defines in dl-startup.c and make each arch declare its requirements about initial bootstrapping
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20 years ago |
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frv
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ce9f1cf9c2
rip out all the duplicated debug code and move into a shared file
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20 years ago |
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i386
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e0e3036bda
move arch-specific checks out of shared dl-syscall.h and into arch-specific dl-syscalls.h
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20 years ago |
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m68k
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b869703642
help if i named the var correctly ...
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20 years ago |
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mips
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e0e3036bda
move arch-specific checks out of shared dl-syscall.h and into arch-specific dl-syscalls.h
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20 years ago |
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powerpc
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e0e3036bda
move arch-specific checks out of shared dl-syscall.h and into arch-specific dl-syscalls.h
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20 years ago |
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sh
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e0e3036bda
move arch-specific checks out of shared dl-syscall.h and into arch-specific dl-syscalls.h
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20 years ago |
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sh64
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ce9f1cf9c2
rip out all the duplicated debug code and move into a shared file
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20 years ago |
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sparc
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e0e3036bda
move arch-specific checks out of shared dl-syscall.h and into arch-specific dl-syscalls.h
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20 years ago |
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x86_64
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fc2d3a34a5
use generic ELF wrappers
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20 years ago |
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Makefile
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270bd86b4f
punt _DL_FINI_CRT_COMPAT option now that 0.9.28 has been released
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20 years ago |
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dl-debug.c
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ce9f1cf9c2
rip out all the duplicated debug code and move into a shared file
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20 years ago |
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dl-elf.c
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24acea5475
Fix bug 430 and reduce ldso size with 1KB :). Not sure if I need to use fstat64, but I am sure someone will
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20 years ago |
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dl-hash.c
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ee375653ed
some fixes by anemo in Bug 9 to play nicely with 32 or 64 bit hosts
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20 years ago |
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dl-startup.c
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135c85905c
disable early debug code if the arch relies on certain values (like load_addr) which are computer later
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20 years ago |
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ldso.c
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270bd86b4f
punt _DL_FINI_CRT_COMPAT option now that 0.9.28 has been released
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20 years ago |
Joakim Tjernlund
24acea5475
Fix bug 430 and reduce ldso size with 1KB :). Not sure if I need to use fstat64, but I am sure someone will