Number of commits found: 4

Upgrade to OO1.1 beta2.

Patch was reversed.

Depending on how a compiler generates code (e.g., GCC 3.2.2 vs. GCC
3.0.1), a bug in the gcc3_linux_intel UNO bridge is revealed:  If a
C/C++ function returns a complex object (class, struct, union), the 386
ABI specifies that the caller pushes the address for that object on the
stack, and the callee removes it from the stack.  The code in the UNO
bridge (callVirtualMethod in
bridges/source/cpp_uno/gcc3_linux_intel/uno2cpp.cxx) erroneously assumes
that the callee does *not* remove the address from the stack, corrupting
the stack.

We use the same bridge code as linux does for gcc3.x. So this fix also
works for us.

Submitted by:   Stephan Bergmann <stephan.bergmann@sun.com>

Update to cws_srx644_ooo11beta. It still doesn't build but this commit will help
to track the things down.

There are known problems with weak symbols and exceptions. Some c++ tools
inside the port will fail if you try to compile.

The cpp_uno bridge has been updated to the latest linux version available.
Added 'make update' target to upgrade the source to the latest version.

Approved by:    kris (portmgr)

Number of commits found: 4

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