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> Why? Is this file supposed to exactly mirror the native syscalls.master in
> src/sys/kern? And what's its purpose? One would naively 
> expect to have Windows NT syscalls here, not the NetBSD ones...

Fow now, the emulation layer is implemented in the userland, and
uses ELF librarries; libc.so, libfreetype.so, libX11.so, and
libicu*.so.  So, compat_pecoff requires the syscall set
equivalent to the native NetBSD.

I have a plan to implement kernel32.dll in the kernel.  When I
finish it and all of ELF libraries are ported for the
kernel32.dll, we may remove the NetBSD-compatible syscalls.

# But my current priority is: azalia > kent-audio2 > PEACE ;-)

-- 
TAMURA Kent <kent_2006 at hauN.org> <kent at NetBSD.org>

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