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Timestamp:
2018-03-02T20:10:49Z (7 years ago)
Author:
Jiří Zárevúcky <zarevucky.jiri@…>
Branches:
lfn, master, serial, ticket/834-toolchain-update, topic/msim-upgrade, topic/simplify-dev-export
Children:
f1380b7
Parents:
3061bc1
git-author:
Jiří Zárevúcky <zarevucky.jiri@…> (2018-02-28 17:38:31)
git-committer:
Jiří Zárevúcky <zarevucky.jiri@…> (2018-03-02 20:10:49)
Message:

style: Remove trailing whitespace on _all_ lines, including empty ones, for particular file types.

Command used: tools/srepl '\s\+$' '' -- *.c *.h *.py *.sh *.s *.S *.ag

Currently, whitespace on empty lines is very inconsistent.
There are two basic choices: Either remove the whitespace, or keep empty lines
indented to the level of surrounding code. The former is AFAICT more common,
and also much easier to do automatically.

Alternatively, we could write script for automatic indentation, and use that
instead. However, if such a script exists, it's possible to use the indented
style locally, by having the editor apply relevant conversions on load/save,
without affecting remote repository. IMO, it makes more sense to adopt
the simpler rule.

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  • uspace/lib/math/arch/ia32/src/trunc.S

    r3061bc1 ra35b458  
    3636        movl %esp, %ebp
    3737        subl $8, %esp
    38        
     38
    3939        # store x87 control word
    40        
     40
    4141        fnstcw -4(%ebp)
    4242        movw -4(%ebp), %ax
    43        
     43
    4444        # set rounding control to truncate
    4545        # (no masking necessary for this flag)
    46        
     46
    4747        orw $X87_CONTROL_WORD_RC_TRUNCATE, %ax
    4848        movw %ax, -8(%ebp)
    4949        fldcw -8(%ebp)
    50        
     50
    5151        # truncate
    52        
     52
    5353        fldl 8(%ebp)
    5454        frndint
    55        
     55
    5656        # restore original control word
    57        
     57
    5858        fldcw -4(%ebp)
    59        
     59
    6060        leave
    6161        ret
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