Also set -Wa,--dsp also on C files because the fxSDK sets it globally
and LTO complains if -Wa/-Xassembler options are not uniform across all
compilation units.
Basically removing it from the __scanf_input structure and specializing
it at format sites. The reason is that pretending it's the end of the
stream after the limit is reached does not work because we have to
return EOF at end of stream but not when the limit is hit. So we have to
handle it explicitly, and since we do, no need to have it in the
structure too.
Mostly an initialization problem. But I also optimized the check by
making the bound a maximal unsigned integer when there is no bound,
since __scanf_peek() is used a lot.
Using the _Atomic types is technically more accurate, but equivalent in
practice (glibc uses a normal int) and a bit of a headache for C++
targets since _Atomic is replaced with std::atomic.
GCC's default stdint.h only defaults to stdint-gcc.h, which we want to
use, when using -ffreestanding. Make our wishes explicit to avoid
needing that flag.
Previously FXSDK_COMPILER_INSTALL would be stored as the install prefix.
However, this prefix is subject to unannounced changes when the compiler
version is upgraded without reconfiguring the fxlibc, which happens in
the GiteaPC workflow.
This commit avoids the use of CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX when using gint with
no specified prefix, and instead uses another cached variable which
leaves the prefix to be dynamically resolved based on the uncached
variable FXSDK_COMPILER_INSTALL, like most repositories do (eg. gint).
We need the cached indicator because we frequently reconfigure and
CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX_INITIALIZED_TO_DEFAULT is not persistent.
@update
> CMakeLists.txt
| remove the generation of the shared version of the fxlibc (deprecated, unused)
> include/errno
| add some error macros needed in vhex
> src/string/strerror
| add EINTR support
| add EAGAIN support
| add ENOMEDIUM support
| add EMEDIUMTYPE support
@fix
> include/target/vhex
| add missing headers
