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   elf2ecoff: fix PR port-pmax/59234: "buffer overflow detected" problem.

   Explicitly calculate a size of the target ECOFF string table before
   copying symbol strings, as suggested by mlelstv@.

   Tested "build.sh -U -m pmax release" on ubuntu 24.04.2:
   ---
   % ./nbmips-elf2ecoff netboot.elf netboot
     combining PH 0 type 1 flags 0x7 with data, ndata = 73568, nbss =1392
     skipping PH 1 type 0x70000000 flags 0x4
     skipping PH 2 type 0x70000003 flags 0x4
   wrote 20 byte file header.
   wrote 56 byte a.out header.
   wrote 240 bytes of section headers.
   wrote 4 byte pad.
   writing 73568 bytes...
   writing syms at offset 0x12100
   2605 (0xa2d) bytes ELF string table
   2705 (0xa91) bytes required for ECOFF string table

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   Note that mkdir(2) may fail with EMLINK if the creation would lead to
   too many hardlinks to the parent directory (i.e., too many subdirs).

   tickets 29-31

   Pull up following revision(s) (requested by rin in ticket #31):

        sys/dev/fdt/fdt_platform.c: revision 1.3

   G/C dummy FDT_PLATFORM to fix NULL-dereference crash during boot
   observed for official test suite runs for aarch64 and riscv64.
   This became apparent with link-order change due to FDT refactoring.
   Need to pull up to netbsd-11.

   Pull up following revision(s) (requested by nat in ticket #30):

        sys/dev/usb/xhci.c: revision 1.190

   Handle special case of USBD_FORCE_SHORT_XFER.
   This fixes devices such as urtwn(4) connected to an xhci port.
   It works by sending a zero length transfer at the end of the data transfer
   for the above mentioned flag.
   Similar artwork in this space already exists for ohci/uhci/ehci.
   OK jkallsch@.

   Pull up following revision(s) (requested by nat in ticket #29):

        sys/dev/usb/if_urtwn.c: revisions 1.113-1.117

   Set the pipe index on usb xfer creation.
   --
   Plug an xfer leak in the tx error path.
   --
   Use the right packet spacing for the 8192EU.
   From OpenBSD and confrimed by my own analysis.
   --
   Safety first!
   Ensure that the receive packet processing does not exceed beyond xfer length.
   --
   Fix typo.
   Found by Harold Gutch (hgutch@).

   Support direct configuration via device tree.

   Make gcc.old on par with gcc.

   This brings recent m68k softfloat changes into gcc.old that were commited
   just before gcc was moved.

   Lip-service to direct configuration.  More work here is needed to conform
   to the device tree bindings.

   Lip-service to direct configuration.  More work here is needed to conform
   to the device tree bindings.

   Enable direct configuration via the device tree.

   Remove the remainer of magic constants for gcc_s softfloat(m68k).

   Addresses PR/59616.

   Match against all instances of NaN.

   Use no magic numbers in comparisions.

   Addresses PR/59616.

   Support direct configuration.

   If using FDT, get Vref from the device tree per the documented bindings
   for this device.

   Support direct configuration.

   Use SPI_MATCH_DEFAULT rather than hard-coding 1.

   Use spi_use_direct_match().

   Introduce spi_use_direct_match() which, like its i2c cousin, informs
   the driver if a direct config match is in play, allowing the driver
   more easily apply direct vs indirect config match logic.

   Opps...Fix build.

   Fix segfaults of libm tests noticable on m68k.

   Also document it in doc/HACKS.

   - Better validation of user-specified model via config file flags.
   - Store a pointer to the model data, not an index into the model data table.

   NFC.

   Mention m68k softfloat is now libc/softfloat.

   PR bin/59646 option.list wsp consistency

   Be consistent with use of tab/space in fields used as
   sort keys, so versions of sort which might not behave
   exactly as we expect should still produce the same results.

   XXX pullup -9 -10 -11

   Fix build for gcc_s softfloat (m68k).

   Now that almost all of libc/softfloat is not build when setting
   LIBCSOFTFLOAT=no for m68k it was necessary to define missing variables.

   Adresses PR/59393.

   Exclude libgcc_s softfloat functions (m68k).

   This is for when builing with libc/softfloat (the default).

   Addresses PR/59393.

   Switch over m68k soffloat build to libc/softfloat.

   m68k would previously use softfloat functions contained in libgcc_s.

   This change aligns m68k with other platforms built with softfloat.

   It is still possible to build the gcc_s softfloat impementation by setting
   MKSOFFTFLOAT=yes MKLIBCSOFTFLOAT=no

   Addresses PR/59393.

   Put the fdt_spi attribute on bcmspi @ fdt.

   Thx to Andrius V for pointing out the oversight.

   In the direct config case, use the correct spi_handle for the child
   device (index the array using the slave #, not the child_devices array
   index).

   Don't pass a "cookie" in the attach args to SPI devices.  Instead,
   properly initialize the child device's device handle.  G/C unused
   fields in spi_attach_args.