support the stabx as understood by gdb, which is a mixture of regular
stabs and stabx (e.g., class/object definitions are completely different
in real stabx). This means that gdb can be used to debug aix programs,
but the native dbx will complain about lots of debug information
constructs
git-svn-id: trunk@20842 -
o AIX-specific codepage names
o AIX/ppc32 uses a 16 bit wchar_t
o special support for handling cp866 on AIX: AIX only supports converting
cp866 from/to ISO8859-5 -> always use that code page as an intermediate
one on AIX (it's lossy, but better than completely failing)
* in case the default system code page cannot be detected, fall back to
UTF-8
git-svn-id: trunk@20839 -
on AIX. Adding ".align" statements only align relative to the section
start, but does not influence the alignment of the section itself
git-svn-id: trunk@20835 -
to low addresses in case the target cpu/OS does not support this (enabled
for reads on AIX/PPC because on AIX the first 16KB are readable)
git-svn-id: trunk@20832 -
* in case of a jump/call to an AT_FUNCTION symbols on
systems_dotted_function_names platforms, prepend a dot to the symbol
name in assembler code
git-svn-id: trunk@20829 -
OS call before changes to the fpscr exception mask have any effect
* use OS calls to change FPU state on AIX, does not always propagate
otherwise
* don't use libc's log() on AIX, it wrongly returns a division-by-zero
exception in some cases
git-svn-id: trunk@20815 -
o the last bytes of records passed by value whose size is not a multiple
of the register size must be passed in the upper (leftmost) bytes of
a register
git-svn-id: trunk@20804 -
o .short/.long/.llong are automatically aligned to 2/4/8 byte multiples
by the AIX assembler (and for compatibility reasons, also by the
GNU assembler when targeting AIX) -> change to .vbyte statements
o .ascii does not allow non-ASCII characters in the AIX assembler
-> change to .byte sequences like gcc on AIX
git-svn-id: trunk@20803 -
pass on whether the symbol refers to code or data (important for
AIX weak symbols; note that AIX does not support undefined weak
external symbols, and FPC does not yet support weakly defining
non-external symbols, so this functionality isn't really used yet)
git-svn-id: trunk@20802 -
of the AVR-specific ifdef'ed variant
o since the only special character we use in mangled names on all platforms
is $, added a new field to tasminfo called "dollarsign" that holds the
character $'s should be replaced with (if it doesn't have to be replaced,
leave it at $)
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