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Subject: cvs commit: src/sys/sys errno.h
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jb          1998/04/30 02:38:03 PDT

  Modified files:
    sys/sys              errno.h 
  Log:
  Make errno finally and permanently thread-aware so that it is no longer
  necessary to compile with _THREAD_SAFE defined. This means that people
  will get thread-aware code whether they like it or not. This change
  is required to allow a process to link against libpthread and libc
  to use kernel threads (and prevent each thread from clobbering another
  thread's errno just be doing a syscall).
  
  This is bound to break some ports, but it is strictly allowed by ANSI C,
  so anything that breaks as a result was already broken anyway 8-).
  "Sorry".
  
  Revision  Changes    Path
  1.10      +1 -5      src/sys/sys/errno.h