* introduce the mbstate_t typedef.
impacts gnu libiconv, which has already been taken care of.
* Prepare for mb stuff to really exist, replace macro MB_CUR_MAX with
an external variable __mb_cur_max (impacts libX11 and various ports).
* use mbstate in all the mb <-> wchar functions with state.
* add a stub iswctype function allowing some ports to compile.
bash and gdiff are missing wcscoll, and need to be told there's no i18n
until this is fixed.
Discussed and matthieu, otto, millert, kettenis, deraadt.
Major libc bump
make sure we can't underrun this buffer. Also force NUL-termination
of this buffer, and ensure that large unsigned integers are printed
correctly.
Started by a diff from Dave Hines, openbsd (at) dph (dot) fluff (dot)
org; thanks.
with and ok otto@
extended attribute data structure (pimpl idiom). Idea taken from citrus.
Much discussion with deraadt@, otto@, millert@...
This is the least disruptive way to extend FILE, since its size can't really
change without this being a flag day. So the size doesn't change.
Actual additions to the structure will come in separate steps, since this
change is nasty enough on its own.
Tests by otto@ and others, careful reading of code by otto@ and millert@.
This is definitely a major bump, and has been checked to not impact a
full ports build.
for the default locale.
comments, tests, okay: kettenis@, otto@, jmc@
functions addition -> Minor bump.
There's a large bump coming in a separate commit.
unusable when problems occur. Provide commented out examples showing
people how to direct output to /dev/console or as messages to root,
for situations where such output might acutally be useful, rather than
something that keeps you from fixing a problem due to the screen
getting spewed at.
ok jolan@ ian@ brad@ marco@ krw@ fgsch@
has something to work with when more than one keyboard is present
during install/upgrade. Remove some superfluous wd's and sd's while
there.
Problem noted by Jan Johansson when trying to get a 'sv' keymap to
work with his usb keyboard. Diagnosis & solution suggested by miod@.
ok deraadt@
when those timers are actually running. due to the way ntpd's logic works
this does not really make a difference, but correctness is good.
spotted by me, joerg agrees
a dhclient that crashed so hard it was unable to swap the file back,
and hence, finish that job. i convinced krw and henning that this is
right right place (not in netstart)
frantzen