Simplify argument move using TAILQ_CONCAT()
Replace the manual loop moving each argument from cmd->arguments to
last->arguments with a single TAILQ_CONCAT() call. This makes the code
clearer and more efficient, while preserving identical behavior.
OK nicm@
Add a scroll-to-mouse command for copy mode to scroll to the mouse
position and bind to the scrollbar, brings the scrollbar keys into line
with the other mouse keys. From Michael Grant, GitHub issue 4731.
On kernels compiled for both 88100 and 88110, replace the CPU_IS881[01]0
logic to no longer check the cputyp variable, but directly check bits in the
processor identification register; loading this value produces faster and
smaller code than accessing memory, and the compiler can be instructed that
the value is a constant.
Update to 4.6.5.
If Hamlib configure finds libgd, it will configure itself to build
supplemental documentation that is ultimately never built or installed.
Explicitly disable for improved build consistency.
Configure option --with-rpc-backends was removed in v3.0 (2015).
Configure option --with-cxx-binding is on by default.
Make Tcl and Python tests work.
Move examples into examples dir and make them easily runnable.
ok sthen@
vmm(4): don't return EIO from ioctl(2) on vcpu halt.
In the current design, if a vcpu halts without interrupts enabled,
the vcpu run loop returns EIO. This was then being returned as the
result of the ioctl(2) call, which is incorrect. The VMM_IOC_RUN
ioctl is successful and this isn't an error condition. vmm(4) already
associates this vcpu state with vcpu termination and communicates
this to vmd(8) in the returned vcpu state.
This is observed primarily by Linux guests that, due to vmd(8) not
emulating an ACPI method to power off, the kernel disables interrupts
and halts the cpu. vmd(8) ends up logging some noise because of the
EIO return value.
ok mlarkin@
