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Subject: Re: arc4random && read_random
In-Reply-To: <19991130203053.7E30714D80@hub.freebsd.org> from "Jonathan M. Bresler"
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Jonathan M. Bresler writes:
> > 
> > Okay, I've fixed files.alpha stuff. Now we need to decide what next. Either
> > dummy version of read_random() or something else.
> > (I'm gonna take a look at OpenBSD's srcs)
> 
> 	sounds good, in teh meantime you could
> 	dummy out read_random() to un-break buildworld

Okay, here's quick hack. If anybody has better ideas - speak up. Otherwise
I'm going to commit it withing a next hour or so.

alpha# diff Makefile.alpha.ORIG Makefile.alpha
88c88
<       setdef1.o hack.So
---
>       setdef1.o hack.So read_random_dummy.o
141a142,146
> 
> read_random_dummy.o: Makefile
>       echo "int read_random() { return 0; }" > read_random_dummy.c
>       ${CC} -c -O read_random_dummy.c
>       rm -f read_random_dummy.c
alpha# 

> 
> jmb
> 

-- dima


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