Re: NON FPU cpus - way to go

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>  The i386 way seems reasonable, IMHO.  Have a configure option to enable
> an FPU emulator.  Panic upon boot if no FP hardware is available and no
> emulator is compiled in. 

Its an interesting question whether it belongs in the kernel or libc. 
Discuss ;)

Also we missed a trick on the x86 and I want to fix that one day, which is
to have an __fpu ELF segment so if you boot an FPU emu kernel on an fpu
box you regain 47K



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