Short situation overview
The libc improved a lot, and slowly becomes actually usable on i386 (Linux and NetBSD).
The project pages on the website were updated a bit, and DaPortal also went through a few fixes.
configure was improved, notably to allow the use of $(CPPFLAGS) to affect pre-processor directives, and the use of $(AS) to determine the actual assembler program for assembly files. Maybe also a slight performance gain from using more and more fputs() over fprintf() where applicable.
Makefiles were re-generated, reflecting these changes, but compiling the assembly files from the libc with $(AS) is currently broken, because it ignores pre-processor directives.
The project pages on the website were updated a bit, and DaPortal also went through a few fixes.
configure was improved, notably to allow the use of $(CPPFLAGS) to affect pre-processor directives, and the use of $(AS) to determine the actual assembler program for assembly files. Maybe also a slight performance gain from using more and more fputs() over fprintf() where applicable.
Makefiles were re-generated, reflecting these changes, but compiling the assembly files from the libc with $(AS) is currently broken, because it ignores pre-processor directives.