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The interesting part of published Elbrus glibc code is that they fixed a lot of stuff for mptr128 mode, where the pointer is consists of three parts: size, offset and address, which by itself gives some complications when such pointers are converted to (u)intptr_t and back. Can't imagine how tedious it was, but they have mptr128 glibc port for a while now.
Also, the weird part is how they imported the whole math library from Sun's libc. Not sure why though.
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