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o too many changes to mention specifically, but amongst them: - better error reporting - openbsd boots, freebsd boots - new 'term' flavor, I added a textmode interface, the only drawback is that control-c is intercepted, and you must kill -9 it from another tty if it doesn't exit normally - new flavors: - debugger -> debug (for shortness) - i386 - pci - smp - net (compiles, does not yet provide networking, if anyone wants to help, I'd be ELATED to have this fixed!) - no_x11 (made it actually work) - term (make sure to use 'log: /dev/null' or something else on the cmdline, otherwise, debugging and the screen will start getting quite confusing!) - better error reporting (and no error reporting where it is not necessary; a typicall boot of cdrom28.fs is a screenful of output now) - in general, if the hardware reaches an unknown state, fail gracefully instead of calling exit(1) .. are we trying to work or are we trying to .. fail? I like working myself.
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--- debug/lexer.l.orig Mon Nov 1 19:17:09 1999
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+++ debug/lexer.l Tue Oct 3 13:18:08 2000
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@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ v2l { bxlval.sval = strdup(b
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\/[0-9]+ { bxlval.sval = strdup(bxtext); return(BX_TOKEN_XFORMAT); }
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0x[0-9a-fA-F]+ { bxlval.uval = strtoul(bxtext+2, NULL, 16); return(BX_TOKEN_NUMERIC); }
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0[0-7]+ { bxlval.uval = strtoul(bxtext+1, NULL, 8); return(BX_TOKEN_NUMERIC); }
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-[0-9]+L { bxlval.ulval = strtoull(bxtext, NULL, 10); return(BX_TOKEN_LONG_NUMERIC); }
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+[0-9]+L { bxlval.ulval = strtoul(bxtext, NULL, 10); return(BX_TOKEN_LONG_NUMERIC); }
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[0-9]+ { bxlval.uval = strtoul(bxtext, NULL, 10); return(BX_TOKEN_NUMERIC); }
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$[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]* { bxlval.sval = strdup(bxtext); return(BX_TOKEN_SYMBOLNAME); }
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\n { return('\n'); }
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