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Subject: Re: svn commit: r211280 - in head/sys: conf mips/conf mips/include
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In message: <201008131256.o7DCu0lS006909@svn.freebsd.org>
            "Jayachandran C." <jchandra@freebsd.org> writes:
:   Rename TARGET_XLR_XLS to CPU_RMI to match other CPU_xxx definitions.
:   use CPU_RMI all XLR configurations. Update ident string for N32 and
:   N64 kernels.

I think that we may need more granularity than CPU_CNMIPS in the
future (since there's already two types of CNMIPS we support, with a
third one on the horizon).  Older bits of code have a finer grained
support for CPUs, but that's not currently that consistent inside of
the tree.

Traditionally, the CPU_xxxx has been used both for size control, as
well as behavior tweaking.  The majority of the support in the tree
today with CPU_CNMIPS and CPU_XLR is only for the latter.

Warner