On Wed, Sep 26, 2001 at 07:59:28PM +0200, Matteo Salsilli wrote:
> in the operation of compilin the netbsd kernel, I found one term that I 
> do not clearly understand: it's "FPU_EMULATE".

This is a set of routines that emulate the function of a real FPU.  You
do not need it if you have a hardware floating point unit.

> I ask these for I'd like to know if I really need this support in two 
> kernels: one specialized for a mc68040 Quadra700 and one for a 
> mc68030+68882FPU Mac SE/30.

You don't.

-allen

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