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* Compile on amd64 Haiku
Use sigcontext (somewhat like win32, or x86) on Haiku amd64.
On amd64, Haiku doesn't have issues with marshalling 64-bit values,
but it currently does have issues with SGen either causing a stall
or a core dump. As such, while it can compile the stdlib (further
than x86 got), it's still a work in progress.
* Use set_real_time_clock for sys-time.c on Haiku
* Get mono-boehm compiling on Haiku again
It still doesn't work. Initialization will call GC_mark_from, which
will cause a segmentation fault as it decrements pointers. (Mono
will enter an infinite loop in mono_get_hazardous_pointer as a result.)
For now, mono-sgen will continue to be used by default.
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Fixes: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=40144
Tested on PowerPC by Mathieu Malaterre <malat@debian.org>.
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GNU/kFreeBSD is an experimental OS provided by the Debian project, consisting
of a FreeBSD kernel and GNU userland/libc. For a small number of cases, this
offers advantages over a more common GNU/Linux combination, such as fast
in-kernel support for ZFS storage.
This patch changes various ifdefs, either using __FreeBSD_kernel__ where a
trait from the kernel is what matters, or __GLIBC__ where a trait from the
C library matters.
This patch set has been carried downstream, in one form or another, since
1.2.3.1-1.
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=321634
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