> I set most values as they are in your output. However, there are also > some values not covered by def.c, because I took them directly from the > include files. These concern the ranges > > ENOENT .. ECONNRESET > O_RDONLY .. O_APPEND > SIGHUP .. SIGNALS > TM_SEC .. TM_YEAR > > Could you check if they are correct?
Give me a day or two for this. I will definitely do it over the weekend. Want to be careful here as I will grep everything to make sure. I have replaced the values you mentioned in the next email... > >> > For the "src64/sys/*.code.l" files, things are a bit more tricky. I >> > usually worte short test programs in C, and then inspected them with >> > 'objdump -S'. I don't know how this works out in OpenBSD. >> >> Will you please send the test programs? > > Unfortunately, I don't have a definite test progam. It was more an > interactive search, writing code snippets, or disassembling other > programs with 'gdb'. > > So I now wrote a short "code.c" program (also attached). Can you compile > this with > > $ gcc -S code.c > > and send me the resulting "code.s"? I'll see if it helps me to extract > what is needed. Thanks , here it is attached. > > >> Do you need ppc64 >> too after amd64 works? I can ask somebody on porting list to give me >> the output for ppc64. They are a friendly bunch when in the right >> mood. > > That's good to hear. For now, I would say, we better try to get x86-64 > running first, and then tackle ppc64. Cool thanks!
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