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Define NSIG equal to _NSIG if !ANSI && !POSIX.
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types. add xdr_{,u_}int{16,32}_t() functions to convert them.
This is necessary, because things like BPF use the RPC headers to look
at the on-the-wire data, so the headers must accurately represent
what's on the wire, too.
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IEEE rounding mode, exception enable flags, and exception sticky flags.
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and the recent change to flush output causes it to be changed.
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Defined qdiv_t typedef.
Declared qdiv function.
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We have this cr*p because no one would sa "no" to the danes.
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they were POSIX.1 compliant, because users have misinterpreted the spec and
have written programs that depend on -1 being returned when a signal number
is out of range. This made initialization of signal masks significantly
more expensive.
This change uses GCC's inline function extension to provide macro-like
signal mask manipulation functions. Since most of the time constants
like SIGINT is used, gcc is able to remove unused range checking code.
Gcc is also smart enough to coalesce adjacent sigemptyset(), sigaddset(),
sigdelset(), and sigfullset() calls into a single assignment.
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It quiets some warnings, and is the 'right thing' anyway.
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header-dependent.
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