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erik@mediator.uni-c.dk wrote:

> Today's sup broke building kernels on mac68k because the definition of
> MAXSLP was unintentionally (I guess) removed from mac68k/include/vmparam.h while
> removing the KL* macros from all ports.

Oops, yes, I made a mistake. Sorry. I'll revert it.

> If MAXSLP is really 20 on all ports ranging in performance from Vax's via
> mac68k's to PPC's and Alphas and modern i386's, why not define it in a MI
> header instead of duplicating the definition in a zillion of MD headers?

I have no idea, but it should be in sys/sys/vmmeter.h?

> Third observation: I wonder why it is present in the powerpc version of vmparam.h
> as well as the specific machines, e.g. ofppc and macppc? This feels redundant
> and suspicious to me, even more as powerpc/vmparam.h does not seem to be used
> by macppc/* at all. Should powerpc/include/vmparam.h be nuked ?

I guess it was just missed on powerpc -> ofppc transition.
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Izumi Tsutsui
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