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While playing around with modern NetBSD on a system with just 10 megabytes of memory, I ended up getting and adding an m68881 just so that I could remove the fl
by johnklos 3y ago
While playing around with modern NetBSD on a system with just 10 megabytes of memory, I ended up getting and adding an m68881 just so that I could remove the floating point emulation code from the kernel to save a few kilobytes.
OTOH, who doesn't like to toy around with the power to do 100,000 floating point operations a second? ;)
I do hope the author figures out the cause. The issue is an interesting one.