lable to anyone else
further down the line who's porting to a new architecture.
Comments? Questions?
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e changes. I've already run
these past marcel and he's ok with them. If anyone using uart(4) to
drive one of these parts could test this and let me know if they run
into any problems, that'd rock.
Many thanks!
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On Thu, 2003-02-06 at 00:17, Narvi wrote:
> On 5 Feb 2003, Benno Rice wrote:
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> > In fact quite a lot of PowerPC boards use OpenPIC as it's specified in
> > the CHRP spec, which IBM and Apple follow for the most part. I know
> > that Motorola's MPC10x host-p
st-pci bridge chipsets also have an
OpenPIC-compatible PIC in them. I also wouldn't be surprised if the Mai
Logic chipset used on the Teron CX motherboards has one as well.
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On Sun, 2002-05-19 at 22:24, Benno Rice wrote:
> While trying to build libc for PowerPC, I ran into the problem that for
> some reason gcc gave me this:
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Actually, ignore this. It just hid the problem, not fixed it.
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orgap = ap;
Replacing the orgap = ap with va_copy(orgap, ap) (as in the attached
diff) makes the problem go away.
Does anyone mind if I commit this?
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ay turn out to be different from theirs so we are not just copying.
Using Linux's code won't be very easy with the Netgraph way of doing things,
from what I can see.
My initial code for the IrDA netgraph nodes I was working on is available at:
http://people.freebsd.org/~benno/irda.tar.gz
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