Waldemar Brodkorb c98ef313e6 remove dead code 9 éve
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alpha acc7443a4f deduplicate jmpbuf-unwind.h 10 éve
arc bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
arm bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
avr32 acc7443a4f deduplicate jmpbuf-unwind.h 10 éve
bfin 2c24209237 elf-{fdpic, dsbt}.h: avoid void pointer's subtraction 10 éve
c6x 2c24209237 elf-{fdpic, dsbt}.h: avoid void pointer's subtraction 10 éve
common bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
common-generic 74ca8d6f5d remove UCLIBC_HAS_LFS 9 éve
cris acc7443a4f deduplicate jmpbuf-unwind.h 10 éve
frv 2c24209237 elf-{fdpic, dsbt}.h: avoid void pointer's subtraction 10 éve
h8300 520ac058aa use multiline comment for better copyright parsing 9 éve
hppa acc7443a4f deduplicate jmpbuf-unwind.h 10 éve
i386 c98ef313e6 remove dead code 9 éve
ia64 bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
lm32 5cd5bcb616 remove unused defines for lm32/or1k 10 éve
m68k 7a575d9844 include missing Linux extension headers for poll.h 10 éve
metag bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
microblaze 8ccf7c3e8c microblaze: sync sysdep-cancel.h/sydep.h with GNU libc 9 éve
mips bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
nds32 bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
nios2 bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
or1k 45850d5239 or1k: add dummy sys/user.h for strace 10 éve
powerpc bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
sh bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
sparc bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
x86_64 bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
xtensa bddde5860f remove PID caching 9 éve
Makefile ba31c6c463 Remove TOPDIR 21 éve
Makefile.commonarch 65e3f409df Fix make rule for generation of "ucontext_i.h" when building in separate directory (with O=) 9 éve
Makefile.in 49d8a0e9c6 support building out-of-tree 17 éve
README 6a69d7fc63 libc/sysdeps: Add new interfaces for new architectures 13 éve

README

This directory level abstracts out the Linux Operating System dependent
features of uClibc for supported 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 stuff that is not at all dependent on a particular Linux architecture
goes in the 'common' directory. However, for new architectures which are
using the generic syscalls in the Linux Kernel, the 'common-generic'
directory should be used instead as they all use identical interfaces for
the system calls.