HACKS revision 1.79 1 1.79 mrg # $NetBSD: HACKS,v 1.79 2006/06/24 05:21:11 mrg Exp $
2 1.1 lukem #
3 1.1 lukem # This file is intended to document workarounds for currently unsolved
4 1.1 lukem # (mostly) compiler bugs.
5 1.1 lukem #
6 1.1 lukem # Format:
7 1.1 lukem # hack title
8 1.1 lukem # cdate creation date
9 1.1 lukem # mdate mod date
10 1.1 lukem # who responsible developer
11 1.1 lukem # port ...
12 1.1 lukem # affected ports, space separated, if not "all"
13 1.1 lukem # file affected file : revision : line from : line to
14 1.1 lukem # affected files and revision and line numbers describing hack
15 1.1 lukem # multiple lines if necessary.
16 1.1 lukem # pr NNNN ...
17 1.1 lukem # problem reports this hack works around, if known. Space
18 1.1 lukem # separated.
19 1.1 lukem # regress src/regress/directory/where/test/found
20 1.1 lukem # regression test directories, if available.
21 1.1 lukem # descr
22 1.1 lukem # insert short informal description (multi-line). (Longer ones
23 1.1 lukem # should be in the PR database. More formal descriptions might
24 1.1 lukem # be in the regress tree. See above).
25 1.1 lukem # kcah
26 1.1 lukem # closing bracket.
27 1.1 lukem #
28 1.1 lukem # this is a comment.
29 1.1 lukem
30 1.1 lukem hack netstat ieee1394 address printing.
31 1.1 lukem mdate 14 Nov 2000
32 1.1 lukem who matt
33 1.1 lukem file lib/libc/net/getnameinfo.c : 1.32 : 497 : 503
34 1.1 lukem descr
35 1.1 lukem Because the current implementation of IP over IEEE1394, the
36 1.1 lukem fw device address contains more than just the IEEE1394 EUI-64.
37 1.1 lukem So when printing out IEEE1394 addresses, ignore the extra stuff.
38 1.1 lukem kcah
39 1.1 lukem
40 1.1 lukem hack xterm vs. libterm
41 1.1 lukem mdate 01 Aug 2000
42 1.1 lukem who jdc
43 1.1 lukem file xsrc/xc/programs/xterm/main.c : 1.2 : 3609 : 3614
44 1.1 lukem pr 10383
45 1.1 lukem descr
46 1.1 lukem In order to extend the termcap string over 1023 bytes, a ZZ entry was
47 1.1 lukem introduced to point to a memory location containing the full entry.
48 1.1 lukem Without this hack, xterm will export a termcap containing the ZZ
49 1.1 lukem entry, which will then be ignored by libterm. As xterm modifies the
50 1.1 lukem exported termcap, this would cause those modifications to be ignored.
51 1.1 lukem kcah
52 1.1 lukem
53 1.1 lukem hack wi-at-big-endian-bus
54 1.1 lukem cdate 15 Mar 2002
55 1.1 lukem who martin
56 1.1 lukem file dev/ic/wireg.h
57 1.1 lukem descr Add an option to access the underlying bus in big endian byte order
58 1.1 lukem to work around deficiencies in bus_space_{read,write}_* macros.
59 1.1 lukem Those don't allow the implementation of a proper pcmcia bus space
60 1.1 lukem tag.
61 1.1 lukem kcah
62 1.1 lukem
63 1.3 jdc hack specific knowledge of colours in curses code
64 1.3 jdc cdate Sun Apr 6 11:05:24 BST 2003
65 1.3 jdc who jdc
66 1.3 jdc file lib/libcurses/color.c : r1.24
67 1.3 jdc descr
68 1.3 jdc Swap red/blue and yellow/cyan colours for COLOR_OTHER.
69 1.3 jdc Fix is to enhance libtermcap to understand terminfo-style % sequences.
70 1.3 jdc See also:
71 1.5 salo http://mail-index.NetBSD.org/tech-userlevel/2003/04/06/0000.html
72 1.4 scw kcah
73 1.4 scw
74 1.7 he hack Compensation for differing types of LINUX_USRSTACK and USRSTACK
75 1.7 he cdate 21 Aug 2003
76 1.7 he who he
77 1.7 he file sys/miscfs/procfs/procfs_linux.c : 1.14
78 1.7 he descr
79 1.7 he Not all ports have LINUX_USRSTACK and/or USRSTACK defined as
80 1.7 he literals/constants, but refer to variables of a type which is
81 1.7 he not "unsigned long", causing compilation of procfs_linux.c to
82 1.7 he fail with "makes integer from pointer without a cast". This
83 1.7 he is observed on e.g. the sun3 port. Ideally the "types" for
84 1.7 he symbols should be consistent across all ports.
85 1.25 mrg kcah
86 1.25 mrg
87 1.25 mrg hack GCC2 isn't C99
88 1.25 mrg cdate 5 December 2003
89 1.25 mrg who mrg
90 1.25 mrg file gnu/dist/binutils/ld/ldlex.c: r1.2
91 1.25 mrg descr
92 1.25 mrg ldlex.c is generated from ldlex.l and we get macro redefinition
93 1.25 mrg errors from it if __STDC_VERSION__ is not C99 compliant. This
94 1.25 mrg hack forces NetBSD 1.6 and later systems to also include <stdint.h>
95 1.25 mrg to get the relevant definitions. This hack should be backed out
96 1.25 mrg when all platforms have switched away from GCC2.
97 1.11 lukem kcah
98 1.11 lukem
99 1.37 junyoung hack gcc-strict-aliasing
100 1.37 junyoung cdate 6 August 2004
101 1.37 junyoung who junyoung
102 1.37 junyoung pr 26516
103 1.37 junyoung file src/usr.sbin/racoon/racoon/Makefile : 1.21
104 1.37 junyoung descr
105 1.37 junyoung GCC issues a warning "dereferencing type-punned pointer will break
106 1.37 junyoung strict-aliasing rules" when compiling
107 1.37 junyoung crypto/dist/kame/racoon/crypto/openssl.c with -O[23s]. Note that this
108 1.38 junyoung is due to use of type casting in a non-standard way in the code and
109 1.38 junyoung not a compiler bug. Once a new release of KAME with a proper fix
110 1.38 junyoung applied is imported this should be backed out.
111 1.37 junyoung kcah
112 1.37 junyoung
113 1.62 he hack gcc 3.3.3 wrong uninitialised variable
114 1.62 he mdate 12 May 2006
115 1.62 he who he
116 1.62 he file usr.bin/msgc/msg_sys.def : 1.33-1.34
117 1.63 he file distrib/utils/sysinst/aout2elf.c : 1.11
118 1.62 he descr
119 1.62 he Gcc 3.3.3 gets some -Wuninitialized warnings wrong. This is
120 1.62 he just one of many in the tree, marked with
121 1.62 he /* XXX -Wuninitialized [arch] */
122 1.62 he in the source.
123 1.62 he kcah
124 1.62 he
125 1.58 mrg hack gcc4 wrong uninitialised variable
126 1.58 mrg mdate 10 May 2006
127 1.58 mrg who mrg
128 1.58 mrg file bin/ksh/eval.c : 1.6
129 1.58 mrg file bin/sh/histedit.c : 1.39
130 1.58 mrg file bin/sh/parser.c : 1.60
131 1.58 mrg file bin/systrace/systrace.c : 1.33
132 1.58 mrg file crypto/dist/heimdal/kdc/524.c : 1.10
133 1.58 mrg file crypto/dist/ssh/sftp.c : 1.20
134 1.58 mrg file crypto/dist/ssh/ssh-keysign.c : 1.11
135 1.58 mrg file dist/ipf/lib/hostname.c : 1.2
136 1.58 mrg file dist/ipf/tools/ipmon.c : 1.8
137 1.72 mrg file dist/ntp/ntpd/ntp_request.c : 1.4
138 1.58 mrg file dist/ntp/ntpd/refclock_shm.c : 1.4
139 1.58 mrg file dist/ntp/sntp/timing.c : 1.3
140 1.58 mrg file dist/pppd/pppstats/pppstats.c : 1.3
141 1.58 mrg file dist/smbfs/lib/smb/rap.c : 1.6
142 1.58 mrg file dist/tcpdump/print-zephyr.c : 1.5
143 1.68 mrg file distrib/utils/sysinst/aout2elf.c : 1.12
144 1.58 mrg file gnu/libexec/uucp/uucico/uucico.c : 1.6
145 1.58 mrg file lib/libc/citrus/citrus_csmapper.c : 1.6
146 1.58 mrg file lib/libc/citrus/citrus_pivot_factory.c : 1.5
147 1.58 mrg file lib/libc/inet/inet_cidr_ntop.c : 1.3
148 1.58 mrg file lib/libc/inet/inet_ntop.c : 1.3
149 1.58 mrg file lib/libc/stdio/vfwprintf.c : 1.8
150 1.69 mrg file libexec/ld.elf_so/arch/m68k/mdreloc.c : 1.20
151 1.76 mrg file libexec/ld.elf_so/arch/powerpc/ppc_reloc.c : 1.40
152 1.74 mrg file libexec/ld.elf_so/arch/sh3/mdreloc.c : 1.22
153 1.69 mrg file libexec/ld.elf_so/arch/sparc/mdreloc.c : 1.39
154 1.58 mrg file libexec/ld.elf_so/arch/sparc64/mdreloc.c : 1.39
155 1.74 mrg file libexec/ld.elf_so/arch/vax/mdreloc.c : 1.21
156 1.71 dan file libexec/ld.elf_so/arch/x86_64/mdreloc.c : 1.27
157 1.58 mrg file sbin/fsck_ext2fs/dir.c : 1.19
158 1.58 mrg file sbin/routed/rtquery/rtquery.c : 1.18
159 1.73 dan file sys/arch/amd64/amd64/pmap.c : 1.26
160 1.79 mrg file sys/arch/i386/pci/piixpcib.c : 1.4
161 1.58 mrg file sys/crypto/cast128/cast128.c : 1.9
162 1.58 mrg file sys/ddb/db_command.c : 1.86
163 1.68 mrg file sys/dev/cardbus/cardbus_map.c : 1.21
164 1.58 mrg file sys/dev/fss.c : 1.25
165 1.69 mrg file sys/dev/ic/igsfb.c : 1.39
166 1.68 mrg file sys/dev/ic/mb86950.c : 1.5
167 1.58 mrg file sys/dev/ic/midway.c : 1.71
168 1.68 mrg file sys/dev/kttcp.c : 1.18
169 1.68 mrg file sys/dev/rasops/rasops_bitops.h : 1.9
170 1.68 mrg file sys/dev/pci/cmpci.c : 1.31
171 1.58 mrg file sys/dev/pci/machfb.c : 1.45
172 1.68 mrg file sys/dev/usb/ohci.c : 1.174
173 1.68 mrg file sys/dev/usb/uhci.c : 1.196
174 1.68 mrg file sys/dev/rasops/rasops_bitops.h : 1.9
175 1.58 mrg file sys/dist/ipf/netinet/ip_nat.c : 1.10
176 1.58 mrg file sys/dist/ipf/netinet/ip_rpcb_pxy.c : 1.8
177 1.58 mrg file sys/dist/pf/net/pf.c : 1.22
178 1.59 mrg file sys/fs/udf/udf_vnops.c : 1.4
179 1.58 mrg file sys/kern/kern_sig.c : 1.219
180 1.58 mrg file sys/kern/tty.c : 1.181
181 1.58 mrg file sys/net/bpf.c : 1.116
182 1.58 mrg file sys/net/zlib.c : 1.26
183 1.68 mrg file sys/netccitt/if_x25subr.c : 1.37
184 1.58 mrg file sys/netinet/in.c : 1.107
185 1.58 mrg file sys/netsmb/smb_smb.c : 1.27
186 1.58 mrg file sys/netsmb/smb_trantcp.c : 1.22
187 1.58 mrg file sys/nfs/nfs_serv.c : 1.108
188 1.58 mrg file sys/nfs/nfs_socket.c : 1.129
189 1.58 mrg file sys/nfs/nfs_syscalls.c : 1.91
190 1.58 mrg file sys/ufs/lfs/lfs_vfsops.c : 1.207 [also (char *)]
191 1.58 mrg file usr.bin/ftp/ftp.c : 1.140
192 1.58 mrg file usr.bin/find/function.c : 1.54
193 1.58 mrg file usr.bin/mail/tty.c : 1.20
194 1.58 mrg file usr.bin/nl/nl.c : 1.7
195 1.58 mrg file usr.bin/systat/keyboard.c : 1.23
196 1.58 mrg file usr.bin/usbhidctl/usbhid.c : 1.29
197 1.58 mrg file usr.bin/vi/cl/cl_read.c : 1.5
198 1.58 mrg file usr.bin/vi/ex/ex_cscope.c : 1.12
199 1.58 mrg file usr.bin/vi/ex/ex_tag.c : 1.19
200 1.58 mrg file usr.bin/vi/vi/v_txt.c : 1.15
201 1.58 mrg file usr.sbin/altq/altqstat/qdisc_rio.c : 1.4
202 1.58 mrg file usr.sbin/cron/do_command.c : 1.19
203 1.58 mrg file usr.sbin/timed/timed/slave.c : 1.15
204 1.58 mrg descr
205 1.58 mrg GCC 4.1 gets many uninitialised variable warnings wrong. We should
206 1.58 mrg really audit all the old hacks like this when older compilers are
207 1.58 mrg removed from the tree, as many are probably no longer required.
208 1.65 christos The problem is that it does not recognize initialization via function
209 1.65 christos call pointer. I.e.
210 1.65 christos int p;
211 1.65 christos foo(&p);
212 1.65 christos does not mark p as initialized.
213 1.58 mrg kcah
214 1.58 mrg
215 1.59 mrg hack gcc4 pointer sign and strict aliasing problems
216 1.59 mrg mdate 10 May 2006
217 1.59 mrg who mrg
218 1.59 mrg file bin/ed/Makefile : 1.33
219 1.60 mrg file bin/systrace/Makefile : 1.12
220 1.68 mrg file distrib/utils/sysinst/Makefile.inc : 1.44
221 1.60 mrg file games/bcd/Makefile : 1.5
222 1.60 mrg file games/dab/Makefile : 1.5
223 1.60 mrg file games/larn/Makefile : 1.17
224 1.60 mrg file games/pom/Makefile : 1.5
225 1.60 mrg file lib/libasn1/Makefile : 1.26
226 1.60 mrg file lib/libcrypt/Makefile : 1.17
227 1.60 mrg file lib/libgssapi/Makefile : 1.16
228 1.60 mrg file lib/libhdb/Makefile : 1.20
229 1.60 mrg file lib/libkadm5clnt/Makefile : 1.21
230 1.60 mrg file lib/libkadm5srv/Makefile : 1.25
231 1.60 mrg file lib/libkrb5/Makefile : 1.35
232 1.60 mrg file lib/libssh/Makefile : 1.6
233 1.60 mrg file lib/libtelnet/Makefile : 1.26
234 1.60 mrg file libexec/getty/Makefile : 1.14
235 1.60 mrg file libexec/kadmind/Makefile : 1.19
236 1.60 mrg file libexec/kpasswdd/Makefile : 1.14
237 1.60 mrg file sbin/atactl/Makefile : 1.3
238 1.60 mrg file sbin/cgdconfig/Makefile : 1.7
239 1.60 mrg file sbin/clri/Makefile : 1.13
240 1.60 mrg file sbin/dkctl/Makefile : 1.4
241 1.60 mrg file sbin/dump/Makefile : 1.33
242 1.60 mrg file sbin/fdisk/Makefile : 1.35
243 1.60 mrg file sbin/fsck_ext2fs/Makefile : 1.11
244 1.60 mrg file sbin/fsck_ffs/Makefile : 1.29
245 1.60 mrg file sbin/fsdb/Makefile : 1.18
246 1.60 mrg file sbin/mount_smbfs/Makefile : 1.4
247 1.60 mrg file sbin/newfs/Makefile : 1.30
248 1.60 mrg file sbin/newfs_sysvbfs/Makefile : 1.2
249 1.60 mrg file sbin/restore/Makefile : 1.23
250 1.60 mrg file sbin/veriexecctl/Makefile : 1.11
251 1.64 mrg file sys/lib/libsa/Makefile : 1.59
252 1.68 mrg file sys/arch/evbarm/adi_brh/brh_machdep.c : 1.24
253 1.59 mrg file usr.bin/awk/Makefile : 1.9
254 1.64 mrg file usr.bin/crontab/Makefile : 1.24
255 1.60 mrg file usr.bin/ctags/Makefile : 1.8
256 1.61 mrg file usr.bin/gzip/Makefile : 1.10
257 1.60 mrg file usr.bin/ssh/sftp/Makefile : 1.10
258 1.60 mrg file usr.bin/ssh/ssh/Makefile : 1.25
259 1.59 mrg file usr.bin/vi/build/Makefile : 1.26
260 1.60 mrg file usr.bin/telnet/Makefile : 1.40
261 1.60 mrg file usr.bin/tn3270/tn3270/Makefile : 1.36
262 1.60 mrg file usr.bin/tr/Makefile : 1.4
263 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/amd/amd/Makefile : 1.27
264 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/amd/amq/Makefile : 1.14
265 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/amd/libamu/Makefile : 1.20
266 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/amd/pawd/Makefile : 1.5
267 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/bind/Makefile.inc : 1.22
268 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/bind/libdns/Makefile : 1.3
269 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/bind/named/Makefile : 1.17
270 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/bootp/bootptest/Makefile : 1.2
271 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/chrtbl/Makefile : 1.6
272 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/cron/Makefile : 1.12
273 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/dhcp/Makefile.inc : 1.20
274 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/dumplfs/Makefile : 1.11
275 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/hprop/Makefile : 1.13
276 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/installboot/Makefile : 1.35
277 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/ipf/ipftest/Makefile : 1.32
278 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/isdn/isdnd/Makefile : 1.6
279 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/isdn/isdnmonitor/Makefile : 1.3
280 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/isdn/isdntel/Makefile : 1.2
281 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/isdn/isdntrace/Makefile : 126
282 1.61 mrg file usr.sbin/mopd/common/Makefile : 1.10
283 1.61 mrg file usr.sbin/mopd/mopd/Makefile : 1.9
284 1.61 mrg file usr.sbin/mopd/mopprobe/Makefile : 1.7
285 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/makefs/Makefile : 1.17
286 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/mscdlabel/Makefile : 1.5
287 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/pkg_install/add/Makefile : 1.7
288 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/pkg_install/create/Makefile : 1.5
289 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/pkg_install/lib/Makefile : 1.28
290 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/ntp/ntpd/Makefile : 1.10/1.11
291 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/ntp/ntptime/Makefile : 1.4/1.5
292 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/pppd/Makefile.inc : 1.3
293 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/pppd/pppd/Makefile : 1.38
294 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/rarpd/Makefile : 1.10
295 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/rbootd/Makefile : 1.10
296 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/rpc.pcnfsd/Makefile : 1.17
297 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/rtadvd/Makefile : 1.9
298 1.60 mrg file usr.sbin/tcpdump/Makefile : 1.42
299 1.59 mrg file usr.sbin/wiconfig/Makefile : 1.3
300 1.59 mrg descr
301 1.59 mrg GCC 4.1 warns on pointer sign comparision/assignments and lots of
302 1.59 mrg code does not conform. For now we use -Wno-pointer-sign and
303 1.59 mrg -fno-strict-aliasing.
304 1.59 mrg kcah
305 1.59 mrg
306 1.21 mycroft port vax
307 1.21 mycroft
308 1.52 jmc hack gcc 2.95/vax doesn't like abort being used as function pointer
309 1.52 jmc cdate Tue Dec 13 05:54:50 GMT 2005
310 1.52 jmc who jmc
311 1.52 jmc file lib/libc/rpc/svc_vc.c 1.15
312 1.52 jmc descr
313 1.52 jmc Provide a local definition for abort which doesn't include
314 1.52 jmc the noreturn attribute which trips up gcc 2.95 on vax.
315 1.52 jmc
316 1.45 jmc hack gcc 2.95/vax doesn't have stdbool.h and gettext needs it
317 1.45 jmc cdate Mon May 9 12:16:22 CDT 2005
318 1.45 jmc who jmc
319 1.45 jmc file gnu/usr.bin/gettext/Makefile.inc.prog 1.5
320 1.45 jmc gnu/usr.bin/gettext/libgrep/Makefile 1.3
321 1.45 jmc gnu/usr.bin/gettext/libnlspr/Makefile 1.5
322 1.45 jmc gnu/usr.bin/gettext/libnlsut/Makefile 1.3
323 1.45 jmc descr
324 1.45 jmc The latest gettext assumes a C99 environment or at least
325 1.45 jmc configure checks to work around this. As we don't use configure
326 1.45 jmc provide a stdbool.h for vax builds locally in directories from
327 1.45 jmc the template provided by the gettext code.
328 1.45 jmc
329 1.75 christos hack gcc 2.95/vax can't handle __used__
330 1.44 jmc cdate Fri May 6 14:30:53 CDT 2005
331 1.44 jmc who jmc
332 1.44 jmc file src/lib/libc/gmon/mcount.c 1.17
333 1.75 christos src/usr.bin/config/main.c 1.11
334 1.44 jmc descr
335 1.44 jmc Recent changes to mark this as __used__ to prevent optimization
336 1.44 jmc away on sparc64 don't work on 2.95 vax. Ifdef'd back in the
337 1.44 jmc old __unused__ if on vax.
338 1.44 jmc
339 1.21 mycroft hack gcc 2.95/vax cannot handle __builtin_ffs()
340 1.21 mycroft cdate Fri Aug 23 21:31:15 CEST 2002
341 1.21 mycroft who ragge
342 1.21 mycroft file sys/lib/libkern/libkern.h : 1.42
343 1.21 mycroft descr
344 1.21 mycroft __builtin_ffs() is ifdef'd away if __vax__. Matt Thomas has
345 1.21 mycroft added this feature to GCC 3 so it can be removed when switching.
346 1.44 jmc
347 1.21 mycroft
348 1.21 mycroft hack gcc-vax-libbz2
349 1.21 mycroft mdate 27 Jun 2002
350 1.21 mycroft who thorpej
351 1.21 mycroft file lib/libbz2/Makefile
352 1.21 mycroft descr
353 1.21 mycroft libbz2 is mis-compiled with optimization with GCC 2.95.3
354 1.24 ragge on VAX. -O0 works around this problem.
355 1.24 ragge kcah
356 1.24 ragge
357 1.24 ragge hack gawk
358 1.24 ragge mdate 8 Nov 2003
359 1.24 ragge who ragge
360 1.24 ragge file gnu/usr.bin/gawk/Makefile
361 1.24 ragge descr
362 1.24 ragge gawk is mis-compiled with optimization with GCC 2.95.3
363 1.21 mycroft on VAX. -O0 works around this problem.
364 1.21 mycroft kcah
365 1.21 mycroft
366 1.21 mycroft hack vax Toolchain bug
367 1.21 mycroft cdate 28 Mar 2003
368 1.21 mycroft who he
369 1.21 mycroft file sys/arch/vax/vax/intvec.S : 1.5
370 1.21 mycroft descr
371 1.21 mycroft Workaround for PR toolchain/20924. The assembler apparently
372 1.21 mycroft tries to range-check byte offsets when it doesn't have
373 1.21 mycroft sufficient information to make that decision.
374 1.21 mycroft Workaround uses `brw' instead of `brb' instruction.
375 1.23 he kcah
376 1.23 he
377 1.23 he hack vax gcc 2.95.3 -Wuninitialized workarounds
378 1.23 he cdate 6 Nov 2003
379 1.23 he who he
380 1.23 he file sys/dev/bi/if_ni.c : 1.22
381 1.23 he file sys/arch/vax/vax/ctu.c : 1.20
382 1.23 he descr
383 1.23 he Workaround for gcc 2.95.3 failing to detect that certain
384 1.23 he variables will be initialized; so that this code compiles
385 1.23 he with -Wuninitialized. Should be reviewed and possibly
386 1.23 he reverted when gcc 3.3.2 is ready for vax.
387 1.21 mycroft kcah
388 1.21 mycroft
389 1.34 cl hack vax gcc 2.95.3 structure initialization
390 1.34 cl cdat 13 May 2004
391 1.34 cl who cl
392 1.34 cl file sys/miscfs/kernfs/kernfs_vnops.c : 1.104
393 1.34 cl descr
394 1.34 cl Workaround for gcc 2.95.3 failing to initialize structures
395 1.34 cl and/or unions inside structures using nested designators.
396 1.34 cl Should be reverted when gcc >=3.3.3 is ready for vax.
397 1.34 cl kcah
398 1.21 mycroft
399 1.35 he hack vax gcc 2.95.3 needs -I. to build nslexer.c
400 1.35 he cdat 6 Jun 2004
401 1.36 he who mhitch
402 1.36 he file lib/libc/arch/vax/Makefile.inc : 1.6
403 1.35 he descr
404 1.35 he It appears necessary to add -I. to CPPFLAGS when building
405 1.35 he nslesxer.c. This may be caused by gcc 2.95.3 being used.
406 1.35 he Should be reverted when a newer gcc is ready for vax.
407 1.35 he kcah
408 1.35 he
409 1.43 tron hack vax gcc 2.95.3 doesn't understand "-std=c99"
410 1.43 tron cdat 5 April 2005
411 1.43 tron who tron
412 1.43 tron file src/share/mk/bsd.sys.mk
413 1.43 tron descr
414 1.43 tron We cannot use "-std=c99" for compiler warning level 4 and above
415 1.43 tron because gcc 2.95.3 doesn't support that option.
416 1.43 tron kcah
417 1.43 tron
418 1.54 he hack declare boolean_t in two IPF user-mode programs
419 1.54 he cdate Tue Mar 7 19:19:20 CET 2006
420 1.54 he who he
421 1.54 he file dist/ipf/ipsend/iptests.c : 1.8
422 1.54 he dist/ipf/ipsend/sock.c : 1.7
423 1.54 he descr
424 1.54 he The IPF user-mode programs ipsend and iptest first
425 1.54 he include <sys/types.h> without _KERNEL defined, and
426 1.54 he later include <sys/file.h> with _KERNEL defined.
427 1.54 he This causes a build failure when building for vax,
428 1.54 he since <sys/device.h> ends up being included without
429 1.54 he bollean_t being defined by <sys/types.h>.
430 1.54 he Build failure and further details documented in
431 1.54 he PR#32907.
432 1.54 he kcah
433 1.54 he
434 1.21 mycroft port sparc64
435 1.21 mycroft
436 1.21 mycroft hack binutil-2.11-sparc64-pltrela
437 1.21 mycroft mdate 14 Aug 2001
438 1.21 mycroft who eeh
439 1.21 mycroft file libexec/ld.elf_so/arch/sparc64/mdreloc.c
440 1.21 mycroft descr
441 1.39 skrll The first four PLT entries are reserved. There is some
442 1.21 mycroft disagreement whether they should have associated relocation
443 1.21 mycroft entries. Both the SPARC 32-bit and 64-bit ELF specifications
444 1.21 mycroft say that they should have relocation entries, but the 32-bit
445 1.21 mycroft SPARC binutils do not generate them, and now the 64-bit SPARC
446 1.21 mycroft binutils have stopped generating them too.
447 1.21 mycroft
448 1.21 mycroft To provide binary compatibility, we will check the first entry,
449 1.21 mycroft if it is reserved it should not be of the type JMP_SLOT. If it
450 1.21 mycroft is JMP_SLOT, then the 4 reserved entries were not generated and
451 1.21 mycroft our index is 4 entries too far, so we frob the rela pointer.
452 1.21 mycroft kcah
453 1.21 mycroft
454 1.21 mycroft
455 1.21 mycroft port arm
456 1.21 mycroft
457 1.21 mycroft hack gcc-unsigned-compare
458 1.21 mycroft cdate 09 Mar 2002
459 1.21 mycroft mdate 18 Mar 2002
460 1.21 mycroft who bjh21
461 1.21 mycroft file dist/bind/lib/nameser/ns_parse.c : 1.3
462 1.21 mycroft file dist/dhcp/minires/ns_parse.c : 1.3
463 1.21 mycroft file dist/dhcp/omapip/result.c : 1.2
464 1.21 mycroft file dist/dhcp/server/failover.c : 1.3
465 1.21 mycroft file gnu/dist/gawk/eval.c : 1.4
466 1.21 mycroft file gnu/dist/toolchain/bfd/bfd.c : 1.2
467 1.21 mycroft file gnu/dist/toolchain/bfd/format.c : 1.2
468 1.21 mycroft file gnu/dist/toolchain/gdb/target.c : 1.2
469 1.21 mycroft file sys/kern/vfs_subr.c : 1.172
470 1.21 mycroft descr When checking that a potentially-unsigned enum is >= 0, assign
471 1.21 mycroft it to an int first. This is necessary to avoid "comparison is
472 1.21 mycroft always true" warnings with -fshort-enums. Casting to an int
473 1.21 mycroft really should be enough, but turns out not to be.
474 1.21 mycroft kcah
475 1.21 mycroft
476 1.21 mycroft hack gcc 3.3.2/arm sys/kern/uipc_socket.c
477 1.21 mycroft cdate Tue Oct 28 18:02:16 GMT 2003
478 1.21 mycroft who skrll
479 1.41 bjh21 pr 23044
480 1.41 bjh21 file sys/arch/arm/conf/Makefile.arm : 1.19
481 1.21 mycroft descr
482 1.21 mycroft Performing a build.sh tools on a CATS with NFS mounted
483 1.21 mycroft obj and src directories results in "panic: receive 1"
484 1.21 mycroft The hack is to compile sys/kern/uipc_socket.c with
485 1.21 mycroft -fno-strict-aliasing
486 1.21 mycroft kcah
487 1.21 mycroft
488 1.21 mycroft
489 1.13 simonb port pc532
490 1.16 cl
491 1.21 mycroft hack egcs-pc532-ip6_mroute
492 1.21 mycroft cdate 09 Jul 2002
493 1.21 mycroft who simonb
494 1.21 mycroft file sys/arch/pc532/conf/Makefile.pc532 : 1.70
495 1.21 mycroft file sys/arch/pc532/conf/files.pc532 : 1.47
496 1.21 mycroft descr
497 1.21 mycroft egcs 1.1.2 gets an "internal error--insn does not satisfy its
498 1.21 mycroft constraints" error compiling ip6_mroute.c with -O2 or greater.
499 1.21 mycroft -O1 works around this problem.
500 1.21 mycroft kcah
501 1.21 mycroft
502 1.21 mycroft hack gcc-pc532-duffs_device
503 1.21 mycroft cdate Mon Oct 27 07:23:05 UTC 2003
504 1.21 mycroft who simonb
505 1.21 mycroft file sys/arch/pc532/conf/Makefile.pc532 : 1.71
506 1.21 mycroft file sys/arch/pc532/conf/files.pc532 : 1.52
507 1.21 mycroft pr GCC PR optimization/5230
508 1.21 mycroft descr
509 1.21 mycroft gcc incorrectly gives an "unreachable code at beginning of
510 1.21 mycroft switch statement" for a Duff's device construct in
511 1.21 mycroft arch/pc532/dev/ncr.c. There is no way to disable just this
512 1.21 mycroft warning, so -Wno-error is turned on for this file.
513 1.21 mycroft kcah
514 1.21 mycroft
515 1.26 simonb hack gcc332-cppmacro-ice
516 1.26 simonb cdate Sun Dec 7 12:48:33 UTC 2003
517 1.26 simonb who simonb
518 1.26 simonb file gnu/usr.bin/gcc3/libcpp/Makefile : 1.2
519 1.26 simonb descr
520 1.26 simonb gcc 3.3.2 gets an ICE when compiling cppmacro.c with -O2.
521 1.26 simonb The hack is to use -O1 for this file. Fixed in gcc
522 1.26 simonb -current mainline, unable to work out where the fix is
523 1.26 simonb right now.
524 1.26 simonb kcah
525 1.26 simonb
526 1.21 mycroft
527 1.21 mycroft port sh3
528 1.21 mycroft
529 1.74 mrg hack gcc4-sh3-bz2
530 1.74 mrg mdate 20 May 2006
531 1.74 mrg who mrg
532 1.74 mrg file lib/libbz2/Makefile : 1.10
533 1.74 mrg descr
534 1.74 mrg The in-tree GCC 4.1-based compiler generated too-far
535 1.74 mrg pc-relative addresses. Hack is to build with -O0.
536 1.74 mrg kcah
537 1.74 mrg
538 1.21 mycroft
539 1.21 mycroft port sh5
540 1.21 mycroft
541 1.21 mycroft hack SuperH SH5 Toolchain Bugs
542 1.21 mycroft cdate 11 Jul 2002
543 1.21 mycroft who scw
544 1.21 mycroft file usr.sbin/ndbootd/ndbootd.c : 1.6
545 1.21 mycroft file usr.sbin/traceroute/traceroute.c : 1.48
546 1.21 mycroft descr
547 1.21 mycroft The SuperH SH5 toolchain (2.97-sh5-010522) gets an internal
548 1.21 mycroft compiler error when assigning a bit-wise inverted value
549 1.21 mycroft under some circumstances.
550 1.21 mycroft Work around it by splitting the statement into two.
551 1.21 mycroft kcah
552 1.21 mycroft
553 1.21 mycroft hack SuperH SH5 Toolchain Bugs
554 1.21 mycroft cdate 17 May 2003
555 1.21 mycroft who scw
556 1.21 mycroft file lib/libpthread/pthread_lock.c : 1.7
557 1.21 mycroft descr
558 1.21 mycroft The SuperH SH5 toolchain generates incorrect PIC code when
559 1.21 mycroft faced with a symbol which is declared extern, but has local
560 1.21 mycroft scope due to being defined within an asm() statement (without
561 1.21 mycroft being declared .globl in that statement). Work around it by
562 1.21 mycroft adding the .globl.
563 1.27 scw kcah
564 1.27 scw
565 1.27 scw hack gcc 3.3.2 on sh5 - ICE compiling reload1.c at -O2
566 1.27 scw cdate Sun Dec 7 19:44:05 GMT 2003
567 1.27 scw who scw
568 1.27 scw file gnu/usr.bin/gcc3/backend/Makefile : 1.13
569 1.27 scw descr
570 1.27 scw Gcc3 for sh5 gets an ICE compiling reload1.c at -O2.
571 1.27 scw Drop to -O1 for now when building for sh5.
572 1.27 scw kcah
573 1.28 scw
574 1.28 scw hack gcc 3.3.2 on sh5 - ICE compiling elf32.c/elf64.c at -O2
575 1.28 scw cdate Sun Dec 7 21:10:46 GMT 2003
576 1.28 scw who scw
577 1.28 scw file gnu/lib/libbfd/Makefile : 1.39
578 1.28 scw descr
579 1.28 scw Gcc3 for sh5 gets an ICE compiling libbfd's elf32.c
580 1.28 scw and elf64.c at -O2.
581 1.28 scw Drop to -O1 for now when building for sh5.
582 1.28 scw kcah
583 1.28 scw
584 1.27 scw
585 1.27 scw hack gcc 3.3.2 on sh5 - fatal warning compiling function.c
586 1.27 scw cdate Sun Dec 7 19:44:05 GMT 2003
587 1.27 scw who scw
588 1.27 scw file gnu/usr.bin/gcc3/backend/Makefile : 1.13
589 1.27 scw descr
590 1.27 scw Gcc3 for sh5 issues a warning:
591 1.27 scw .../gnu/dist/gcc/gcc/function.c:4742: warning: `and' of
592 1.27 scw mutually exclusive equal-tests is always 0.
593 1.27 scw This causes the build to fail because of -Werror.
594 1.27 scw Work-around by defining NOGCCERROR when building for sh5.
595 1.27 scw kcah
596 1.27 scw
597 1.40 he hack gcc 3.3.3 on sh5 - ICE compiling rbtdb.c and rbtdb64.c
598 1.40 he cdate Thu Nov 11 00:35:33 UTC 2004
599 1.40 he who he
600 1.40 he file usr.sbin/bind/libdns/Makefile/1.2
601 1.27 scw descr
602 1.40 he Gcc3 for sh5 gets an ICE compiling these files at -O2.
603 1.27 scw Drop to -O1 for now when building for sh5.
604 1.21 mycroft kcah
605 1.17 mrg
606 1.48 he hack gcc 3.3.3 nb3 on sh5 - ICE compiling bsd-comp.c
607 1.48 he cdate Thu May 25 23:05:20 UTC 2005
608 1.48 he who he
609 1.48 he file sys/lkm/net/bsdcomp/Makefile : 1.3
610 1.48 he descr
611 1.48 he Gcc3 for sh5 gets an ICE compiling this at -O2,
612 1.48 he "could not split insn". Drop to -O1 for sh5.
613 1.48 he kcah
614 1.17 mrg
615 1.53 scw hack gcc 3.3.3 nb3 on sh5 - ICE compiling strtod.c
616 1.53 scw cdate Tue Jan 31 10:51:52 GMT 2006
617 1.53 scw who scw
618 1.53 scw file lib/libc/gdtoa/Makefile.inc : 1.2
619 1.53 scw descr
620 1.53 scw Gcc3 for sh5 gets an ICE compiling this at -O2,
621 1.53 scw "could not split insn". Drop to -O1 for sh5.
622 1.53 scw kcah
623 1.53 scw
624 1.17 mrg port sun2
625 1.20 skrll
626 1.21 mycroft hack gcc 3.3.2/mdsetimage
627 1.21 mycroft cdate Tue Oct 28 18:43:05 EST 2003
628 1.21 mycroft who fredette
629 1.21 mycroft file gnu/usr.sbin/mdsetimage/Makefile : 1.15
630 1.21 mycroft descr
631 1.21 mycroft mdsetimage.c causes cc1 to barf for as-yet unknown reasons.
632 1.26 simonb this hack uses -O0 to avoid the problem.
633 1.21 mycroft kcah
634 1.21 mycroft
635 1.21 mycroft hack gcc 3.3.2/installboot/ffs.c
636 1.21 mycroft cdate Tue Oct 28 18:43:05 EST 2003
637 1.21 mycroft who fredette
638 1.21 mycroft file usr.sbin/installboot/Makefile : 1.26
639 1.21 mycroft descr
640 1.21 mycroft ffs.c causes cc1 to barf for as-yet unknown reasons. this
641 1.26 simonb hack uses -O0 to avoid the problem.
642 1.22 mrg kcah
643 1.22 mrg
644 1.79 mrg hack gcc 4.1.1/fsck_ffs/pass1.c
645 1.79 mrg cdate Fri Jun 23 10:30:25 PDT 2006
646 1.79 mrg who mrg
647 1.79 mrg file sbin/fsck_ffs/Makefile : 1.30
648 1.79 mrg file sbin/fsdb/Makefile : 1.19
649 1.79 mrg file sbin/dump_lfs/Makefile : 1.9
650 1.79 mrg file usr.sbin/ndbootd/Makefile : 1.2
651 1.79 mrg descr
652 1.79 mrg pass1.c causes cc1 to barf for as-yet unknown reasons. this
653 1.79 mrg hack uses -O0 to avoid the problem. (these all seem to be the
654 1.79 mrg same problem.)
655 1.79 mrg kcah
656 1.79 mrg
657 1.22 mrg
658 1.56 tsutsui port m68000
659 1.22 mrg
660 1.22 mrg hack gcc 3.3.2/gcc/ra-colorize.c
661 1.22 mrg cdate Wed Nov 5 11:03:13 EST 2003
662 1.22 mrg who mrg
663 1.46 chs file gnu/usr.bin/gcc3/backend/Makefile : 1.11
664 1.22 mrg descr
665 1.22 mrg ra-colorize.c causes a whole spew of unreferenced .L* local
666 1.22 mrg symbols. using -O0 (or even -O2 reportedly) avoids the problem.
667 1.56 tsutsui Note this has been fixed in 3.3.3 at least on m68k,
668 1.56 tsutsui but it hasn't been confirmed on sun2/m68000.
669 1.56 tsutsui (it's too slow even on emulator and unlikely to build
670 1.56 tsutsui toolchains on sun2 with its maximum 4MB RAM)
671 1.21 mycroft kcah
672 1.31 martin
673 1.31 martin port sparc64
674 1.31 martin
675 1.31 martin hack disable optimzations for uvm_bio.c on 32 bit kernels
676 1.31 martin cdate Sun Mar 21 14:14:04 MET 2004
677 1.31 martin who martin
678 1.32 martin file sys/arch/sparc64/conf/Makefile.sparc64 : 1.53-1.54
679 1.32 martin file sys/arch/sparc64/conf/files.sparc64 : 1.93
680 1.31 martin descr
681 1.31 martin The sparc compiler miscompiles uvm_bio.c when using
682 1.31 martin any optimization. This results in ubc_release panics.
683 1.31 martin kcah
684 1.42 christos
685 1.42 christos port macppc
686 1.42 christos
687 1.42 christos hack remove inline from rotate_{left,right}
688 1.42 christos cdate Tue Feb 22 13:43:25 EST 2005
689 1.42 christos who christos
690 1.42 christos file src/dist/bind/lib/dns/rbt.c
691 1.42 christos descr
692 1.42 christos The macppc gcc-3.3 compiler miscompiles rbt.c when these
693 1.42 christos functions are inlined. The error is:
694 1.42 christos .* named[368]: rbt.c:1584: INSIST(child != (void *)0) >failed
695 1.42 christos .* named[368]: exiting (due to assertion failure)
696 1.42 christos This is reportedly fixed in gcc-3.4
697 1.42 christos kcah
698 1.46 chs
699 1.46 chs port hppa
700 1.46 chs
701 1.46 chs hack hppa-gcc-3.3.3/grep/dfa.c
702 1.46 chs cdate Sun Aug 8 08:34:32 PDT 2004
703 1.46 chs who chs
704 1.46 chs file gnu/usr.bin/grep/grep/Makefile : 1.4
705 1.46 chs descr
706 1.46 chs gcc 3.3.3 generates bad code for dfa.c with -O2,
707 1.46 chs reduce optimization to -O1 to avoid the bug.
708 1.46 chs kcah
709 1.47 chs
710 1.47 chs hack hppa boot-from-disk memory corruption
711 1.47 chs cdate Wed May 18 06:56:07 PDT 2005
712 1.47 chs who chs
713 1.47 chs file src/sys/dev/scsipi/scsipiconf.h : 1.98
714 1.47 chs descr
715 1.47 chs There is some bug with DMA on hppa that corrupts scsipi_xfer
716 1.47 chs structures, but it only shows up when booting from disk.
717 1.47 chs For now, we'll add some padding to scsipi_xfer so that
718 1.47 chs the corrupted memory is not otherwise used.
719 1.47 chs kcah
720 1.51 simonb
721 1.51 simonb port mips
722 1.51 simonb
723 1.51 simonb hack mips-shared-linker-load-address
724 1.51 simonb cdate Fri Oct 7 08:33:10 UTC 2005
725 1.51 simonb who simonb
726 1.51 simonb file src/sys/kern/exec_elf32.c : 1.107
727 1.51 simonb descr
728 1.51 simonb With COMPAT_16 or previous enabled (which enables
729 1.51 simonb ELF_INTERP_NON_RELOCATABLE) a recent ld.elf_so will
730 1.51 simonb load and run at address 0. The check to fix this in
731 1.51 simonb rev 1.107 only checks the first psection of the ELF
732 1.51 simonb executable, which may not be loadable. A more correct
733 1.51 simonb fix is to check the first loadable psection instead of
734 1.51 simonb just the first psection.
735 1.51 simonb kcah
736 1.54 he
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