wireguard-openbsd/gnu/lib/libiberty/include/obstack.h, branch jd/queueboostsWireGuard implementation for the OpenBSD kernelhttps://git.zx2c4.com/wireguard-openbsd/atom/gnu/lib/libiberty/include/obstack.h?h=jd%2Fqueueboosts2008-05-27T18:52:40ZMerge OpenBSD specific changes:2008-05-27T18:52:40Zmiodmiod@openbsd.org2008-05-27T18:52:40Zurn:sha1:150b7e42cfa21e6546d96ae514ca23e80d970ac7
- pexecute implementation replaced with the older gcc 2.95 implementation,
as gcc 2.95's collect2 relies upon an implementation behaviour which has
been lost in further libiberty updates.
- keep the old hash table interfaces, which are used by gcc 2.95.
- keep the OpenBSD replacement for the md5 interface.
- keep the OpenBSD strl{cat,cpy} and snprinft usage.
Bump libiberty minor version due to the addition of a few new symbols.
fix up conflicts2004-12-24T22:03:56Zespieespie@openbsd.org2004-12-24T22:03:56Zurn:sha1:25e200da7abb1e899c6b29276c1d104f90573a1ffix stupid cvs conflicts.2003-11-25T21:06:18Zespieespie@openbsd.org2003-11-25T21:06:18Zurn:sha1:37c533223a617425b64bf716c3068c3739b7224b
I think that cvs is a poor lonesome, depressive program.
The only way it has found of getting your attention is to throw
senseless conflicts that shouldn't exist in your way.
OpenBSD changes: synch somewhere between binutils-2.10 and 2.112003-11-24T16:47:34Zespieespie@openbsd.org2003-11-24T16:47:34Zurn:sha1:01e9b57fbaeda3f78fe9ec05b7fa83d05db4d7fb
Support for mkstemps in choose-temp.
And the includes are taken from GCC 2.95.pre3 test32003-11-24T16:36:59Zespieespie@openbsd.org2003-11-24T16:36:59Zurn:sha1:f7bfebe678b6d382da05070ef3d8b172165c4ad9