| # 128 bit long double support was introduced with GCC 4.4.0. These lines |
| # make the symbols to get @@GCC_4.4.0 attached. |
| |
| %exclude { |
| __addtf3 |
| __divtc3 |
| __divtf3 |
| __eqtf2 |
| __extenddftf2 |
| __extendsftf2 |
| __extendxftf2 |
| __fixtfdi |
| __fixtfsi |
| __fixtfti |
| __fixunstfdi |
| __fixunstfsi |
| __fixunstfti |
| __floatditf |
| __floatsitf |
| __floattitf |
| __floatunditf |
| __floatunsitf |
| __floatuntitf |
| __getf2 |
| __gttf2 |
| __letf2 |
| __lttf2 |
| __multc3 |
| __multf3 |
| __negtf2 |
| __netf2 |
| __powitf2 |
| __subtf3 |
| __trunctfdf2 |
| __trunctfsf2 |
| __trunctfxf2 |
| __unordtf2 |
| } |
| |
| # Those TF functions are the aliases of the XF functions before gcc 3.4. |
| GCC_3.0 { |
| __divtf3 |
| __fixtfti |
| __fixunstfti |
| __floattitf |
| } |
| |
| GCC_4.4.0 { |
| __addtf3 |
| __copysigntf3 |
| __divtc3 |
| __divtf3 |
| __eqtf2 |
| __extenddftf2 |
| __extendsftf2 |
| __fabstf2 |
| __fixtfdi |
| __fixtfsi |
| __fixunstfdi |
| __fixunstfsi |
| __floatditf |
| __floatsitf |
| __floatunditf |
| __floatunsitf |
| __getf2 |
| __gttf2 |
| __letf2 |
| __lttf2 |
| __multc3 |
| __multf3 |
| __negtf2 |
| __netf2 |
| __powitf2 |
| __subtf3 |
| __trunctfdf2 |
| __trunctfsf2 |
| __trunctfxf2 |
| __unordtf2 |
| } |
