the pledge call is done just before the main loop, so initialisation
is almost done.
- stdio: for all communication on opened fds (read/write/select/recvmsg/...)
- rpath: for X11 error ("X Error of failed request: ...") which read
at least /usr/X11R6/share/X11/XErrorDB
- wpath : on exit, for opening WR_ONLY "/var/run/utmp"
- cpath : for Tek emulation window (xterm -t)
- id : on exit, for calling setegid()
- proc: on exit, for calling kill()
- tty: on exit, for calling tcflush()
"it is time" deraadt@
From Chris Wilson in
7a9bdadd71730adc5266bc6758982abec5917b93
Fixes rendering problems on Broadwell GT3 (Iris 6100/Iris Pro 6200)
Tested by Thomas Weinbrenner on bugs@
xterm -fa mono (underscores disappearing because the glyph exceeds
the cell size), matthieu@ can't remember why he enabled it, and it's
not enabled by default anywhere else. ok matthieu@
pointer and if it matches the child window, activate it; new clients
will not need to make this roundtrip to the server.
Based on a patch from Preben Guldberg.
new window manager; so allow CWM_EXEC_WM to assign new wm to wm_argv and
pass through cwm_status (now EXECWM) so that x_teardown() gets called
before exec'ing the new window manager. Removes the need for a separate
x_restart() now, using new wm_argv; and consolidates errno for execvp.
Before:
Both drivers currently do one read(2) per event, but since we use a
"sync" event we have a least two of them for ws(4) but more commonly
3 for ws(4) and 4 for synaptics(4).
most of the code and ok mpi@
the address of a function argument which triggers a gcc ICE on sparc64
resulting in libdrm_radeon not being built as reported by naddy.
kettenis pointed out that while other architectures probably spill the
argument onto the stack this is likely not the case on register window
architectures like SPARC and suggested passing a pointer as an argument
instead which avoids the ICE and allows the drm libraries requiring
atomics to build on sparc64 again.
ok kettenis@ matthieu@
