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Moved reent, string and malloc-related code into separate libraries/packages. |
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Excluded string functions, providing them in libc_newlib_string. |
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Added support for lseek and stat. |
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Introduce an _exit implementation based on the mechanism used by L4Re. |
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Added support for fstat. |
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Moved headers into the separate libc_newlib_headers package. |
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Added an implementation of posix_memalign employing memalign. |
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Moved various other system functions into separate, specific files. |
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Introduced some setting of errno in failure cases. |
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Moved functions from the syscalls file to the relevant specific files. |
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Handled cases where new memory is not adjacent to previously allocated memory. |
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Added an initial sbrk implementation. |
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Added initial support for filesystem access, supporting system-level functions. |
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Moved the system-specific dirent.h headers into the main include directory. |
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Moved the include directory to the package root, supporting header installation. |
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Changed the type of relative includes. |
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Updated the notes and added copyright and licensing information. |
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Added stubs for the missing syscalls. |
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Added adjusted build system files for reference. |
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Introduced rules and definitions to build stdio and stdlib targets correctly. |
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Replaced the libm objects with only those required by libc. |
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Introduced definitions and excluded the syscalls directory. See option 4 in |
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Consolidate a common variable potentially causing symbol duplication. |
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Introduce the GCC includes (to obtain stddef.h) in case the mode omits them. |
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Converted indentation to tabs. |
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Introduce the GCC includes (to obtain stddef.h) in case the mode omits them. |
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Converted indentation to tabs. |
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Added stubs for otherwise missing syscalls. |
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Build the libc and libm sources together. (It appears to be difficult to build |
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Added libm from the Newlib sources. |
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Updated compilation definitions. |
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An attempt to make a libc package based on Newlib. |
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