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7 initially-provided sections.  Please help by adding as appropriate.)
12      All the documentation for Newlib comes as part of the machine-readable
22 The basic function of makedoc is two-fold.  First, it recognizes comments in
26 (makedoc.c is not particularly-well commented.)  Another way to see how they
30 	libm/common/s_isnan.c ("o+" variable-"bullet" list),
35 produce both on-line information and a printed manual.  You can use one of the
36 Info formatting commands to create the on-line version of the documentation
47 when a non-printed manual is produced--such as when info pages are produced.
65 1.  Add properly-formatted comments to source file (e.g. src.c);
67     re-generate Makefile.in;
78 purpose of Linux-based open standards for embedded development.  In brief,
80 user to size the library appropriately for their application--at least in
95      RTOS compatible layer.  Functions available in both Linux and a
100      Linux single process only. Includes level 1 plus any functions from Linux
105      Linux multiprocess for embedded applications.  This is basically POSIX.1
110      Full POSIX or Linux compliance.  Essentially these are functions that are
111 present in a standard Linux kernel but are irrelevant to an embedded system.
112 These functions do not form part of the EL/IX API.
122      As noted in the README file, you do not need to worry about which tools to
123 run at any particular point.  Simply invoke `autoreconf` and it will do it all.
134 * aclocal.m4: Generated by aclocal; do not edit.  Copies all the various m4
139 * iconv.m4: Generated by libc/iconv/ces/mkdeps.pl; do not edit.  Keeps the
148   a new file, it must be manually included -- there is no mechanism to search
156   include the respective library and machine or sys name.  Do not confuse these
157   with the historical top-level acinclude.m4 file!
165 stick to the appropriate source-level test -- AC_PREPROC for testing behavior
169 The newlib.hin file is managed by autoheader, so do not edit it directly.  Any
171 declares all the Newlib-specific configure settings and will be installed as
179 all of Newlib using non-recursive make (i.e., there are no subdirectories with
194 does not work -- there is no Makefile in any subdirectory.  Instead, make has
195 to be run from the top-level, and the full path to the target is specified.
207      Per-directory compiler settings are allowed.  Similar to the syntax used
214      Per-file compiler settings are allowed.  Similar to the syntax used
221      An important aspect of the build system is allowing machine-specific
228 common object is added first, followed by the machine-specific one.  This works
229 because the object names follow a consistent convention: libm_a-<filename>.o
230 for the math library and libc_a-<filename>.o for the C library.  If the common
236      Note that the Makefiles do not use VPATH to search source files across
264 * ../config/multi.m4: AM_ENABLE_MULTILIB adds the --{en,dis}able-multilib
265   options to configure for users, and takes care of calling ../config-ml.in
270 * ../config-ml.in: Rewrites the specified Makefile to include the various
271   multilib variables and the multi-do command.  Notably, this only makes the
272   multi-do rule available, it does not cause it to be used anywhere.
274   to multi-do for the common important rules: all (i.e. compiling), install,
277   each multilib configuration via the multi-do rule.  While the multi-do rule