1 This directory level abstracts out the Linux Operating System dependent
2 features of uClibc for supported Linux architectures/CPUs. If you wanted to
3 port uClibc to some new Linux architecture (arm, mips, etc), this is the place
6 All stuff that is not at all dependent on a particular Linux architecture
7 goes in the 'common' directory. However, for new architectures which are
8 using the generic syscalls in the Linux Kernel, the 'common-generic'
9 directory should be used instead as they all use identical interfaces for