As Joerg Wunsch wrote:
_home_galens_src_avr-libc-1.3.0.20051105_doc_examples_.3
...
I can see them here, too.
This appears to be a doxygen bug. That kind of files already gave
me major headaches with my FreeBSD port, ...
Yay, I found the reason!
These junk man pages are obviously for
Follow-up Comment #7, bug #3573 (project avr-libc):
crt1/gcrt1.S done now.
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Hi.
Yes, it is. This error is common for all 3 basis float
operations (add(sub), div, mul). The reason is: __fp_splitX
function. Addition a subnormals functionality was nod ended
and mismatchs with next internal functions now.
I plan to correct this error with addition subnormals into
libc.
On Friday 11 November 2005 08:53, Dmitry K. wrote:
Hi.
Yes, it is. This error is common for all 3 basis float
operations (add(sub), div, mul). The reason is: __fp_splitX
function. Addition a subnormals functionality was nod ended
and mismatchs with next internal functions now.
I plan to
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