return errors or 0. Now if those cases happen, the operation is
ignored. This part of the code needs more attention later to handle
short reads. This removes a warning when fortify source is defined to
the compiler.
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* changes the default search path for lcrso files to /usr/libexec/lcrso
* checks the result of getcwd which can fail and return an error - in
that case handle the error appropriately
* changes a comment that was incorrectly stating only the cwd was being
searched for lcrso files
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This small patch (against r948) adds variable CPPFLAGS to all make rules
that compiles `.c' files into `.o' files.
This makes it possible to set CPPFLAGS on the command line as in:
$ make CPPFLAGS=-DAMFDEBUG
Editing the makefile when prototyping is then not needed.
Another reason is that some of the openais C files are built using the
implicit rule for C files (which uses CPPFLAGS). The change makes rules
consistent with the implicit rule.
It also adds a few missing files to the clean make target.
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make all service handlers dynamically loadable or compilable statically
use the BUILD_DYNAMIC flag in the makefile to set dynamic loading or static
compile.
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can be dynamically loaded via the live component replacement service. Sync
handlers are also dynamically contributed.
It is possible to build using either dynamic loading via LCR or static
linking of the entire executive. This is controlled by the BUILD_DYNAMIC
configuration option in the Makefile.
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