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Re: [PATCH 1/2] Enable ILP32 mode on aarch64, update abilist files



On 29/11/2016 22:12, Joseph Myers wrote:
> Please go through all the previous review comments on previous iterations 
> of ILP32 support (back to 2014) and make sure they are addressed.  Some 
> haven't been.
> 
> New comment: please include an addition of ILP32 builds, both LE and BE, 
> to build-many-glibcs.py.
> 
> Possibly new comment: basing on top of Adhemerval's sysvipc consolidation 
> <https://sourceware.org/ml/libc-alpha/2016-11/msg00284.html> would be 
> better than adding new versions of various sysvipc files (if you think you 
> still need new versions after that patch, you need to work with Adhemerval 
> on making it more general).

My understanding is, although not explicit state in this thread, ILP32
port is still based on my sysvipc consolidation (at least is what Yury
was working with on previous iterations).

I think my consolidation should take or current way of handling sysvipc
on Linux kernel (direct syscalls and the {msg,sem,shm}ctl compatibility
cases) and for ILP32 you will need only to take care of expected kernel
value for __IPC_64.

> 
> Examples of old comments, not necessarily exhaustive: use 10.0.0 as 
> arch_minimum_kernel until the required changes are actually in Linus's 
> tree; descriptive comments before copyright notices on each new C file; 
> GLIBC_2.25 as minimum symbol version (or GLIBC_2.26 if it doesn't get in 
> within the next month).
> 
> Also make sure comments at top of source files are accurate; if you copied 
> a sysdeps/gnu file, don't keep the "GNU version." description, make it 
> reflect how it's now AArch64-specific.
> 


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