Josh Triplett, le mer. 21 nov. 2018 12:39:35 -0800, a ecrit: > I'm not an expert in that mechanism, but my understanding is that the > vast majority is shared among multiple systems. > > There probably *should* be a way to autogenerate these, but I don't > think there is. But I wouldn't be surprised if you could rely *heavily* > on the Linux glibc support.
Nope :) Most of the structures have subtly different content, for various reasons. I actually rather based on BSD, on which the Hurd happens to base rather than on Linux. > I'd suggest starting with src/liblibc/libc-test and trying to get those > tests running on Hurd, and then doing test-driven development until all > the tests pass. Before getting to this, a lot already has to be written. I have indeed started with copying/pasting structures from BSD ports, just to get the thing going, but even that way a lot has to be copy/pasted before just getting libc to build. Samuel
