Kind of - I've noticed that it increases the number of page faults with small binaries, like id(1), and I'm wondering why.

Pacify gcc, just in case.

The warnings are still there with GCC 9, but they don't break the build due to -Wno-error=clobbered.

(Tinderboxed.)

Perhaps also add the notice to the sconfig(8) man page?

Fix MIPS.

(Tinderboxed.)

Rework to limit to 64-bit platforms.

This syscall is obsolete anyway.

Already patched.

Looks fine now, thanks :-)

Looks good, thanks!

Thanks! Why are some of the those nodes marked as NEEDGIANT though?

Use USE_LINUX instead.

Tinderboxed.

Tinderboxed.

Better version.

Thanks. I'll try to get this into a more working state then.

Create the filesystems.

(Tinderboxed.)

Meh.

Why would it? It doesn't make much sense; you want it to unmount what you pass as an argument, and not it's linuxulator counterpart. Besides; this is mostly for use inside jails/chroots.

Detect unsupported flags.

Regen.

In D23174#509448, @jilles wrote:

Hmm, https://reviews.freebsd.org/D17083 proposes to change qsort_r() argument order to glibc's since that is likely to become POSIX standard and is slightly better than our order.

Fix whitespace.

Fixes from tijl@.

I tried that; it's way too verbose. Maybe just a sysctl to disable it?

(Also, I have another change that adds generic logging of unsupported options in setsockopt and getsockopt in the queue.)

Because it would be way too verbose - it’s being used all the time, every time something attempts to resolve a name. The sysctl is just a debugging aid, in case it would break some use case.

Quoting the man page (http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/epoll_ctl.2.html):

Add braces.

Fix symbol version, and formatting in the makefile.

Sigh, removed qsort_r from the wrong makefile.

Fix thinko pointed out by Alexander.