/*
* Copyright 2000, International Business Machines Corporation and others.
* All Rights Reserved.
- *
+ *
* This software has been released under the terms of the IBM Public
* License. For details, see the LICENSE file in the top-level source
* directory or online at http://www.openafs.org/dl/license10.html
*/
/*
- * xdr_rx.c. XDR using RX.
+ * xdr_rx.c. XDR using RX.
*/
#include <afsconfig.h>
char *saddr = (char *)&l;
saddr -= STACK_TO_PIN;
/*
- * Hack of hacks: Aix3.2 only guarantees that the next 2K of stack in pinned. Under
+ * Hack of hacks: Aix3.2 only guarantees that the next 2K of stack in pinned. Under
* splnet (disables interrupts), which is set throughout rx, we can't swap in stack
* pages if we need so we panic. Since sometimes, under splnet, we'll use more than
* 2K stack we could try to bring the next few stack pages in here before we call the rx
char *saddr = (char *)&code;
saddr -= STACK_TO_PIN;
/*
- * Hack of hacks: Aix3.2 only guarantees that the next 2K of stack in pinned. Under
+ * Hack of hacks: Aix3.2 only guarantees that the next 2K of stack in pinned. Under
* splnet (disables interrupts), which is set throughout rx, we can't swap in stack
* pages if we need so we panic. Since sometimes, under splnet, we'll use more than
* 2K stack we could try to bring the next few stack pages in here before we call the rx
char *saddr = (char *)&code;
saddr -= STACK_TO_PIN;
/*
- * Hack of hacks: Aix3.2 only guarantees that the next 2K of stack in pinned. Under
+ * Hack of hacks: Aix3.2 only guarantees that the next 2K of stack in pinned. Under
* splnet (disables interrupts), which is set throughout rx, we can't swap in stack
* pages if we need so we panic. Since sometimes, under splnet, we'll use more than
* 2K stack we could try to bring the next few stack pages in here before we call the rx
char *saddr = (char *)&code;
saddr -= STACK_TO_PIN;
/*
- * Hack of hacks: Aix3.2 only guarantees that the next 2K of stack in pinned. Under
+ * Hack of hacks: Aix3.2 only guarantees that the next 2K of stack in pinned. Under
* splnet (disables interrupts), which is set throughout rx, we can't swap in stack
* pages if we need so we panic. Since sometimes, under splnet, we'll use more than
* 2K stack we could try to bring the next few stack pages in here before we call the rx