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* Description:  Main C library entry point for Linux
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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <i86.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <malloc.h>
#include "exitwmsg.h"
#include "initfini.h"
#include "thread.h"
#include "rtdata.h"
#include "syslinux.h"

_WCRTLINK char ** _WCNEAR environ;  /* pointer to environment table */
char    * _WCNEAR __env_mask;
int     _argc;                      /* argument count  */
char    **_argv;                    /* argument vector */

/* address of FP exception handler */
extern  void    (*__FPE_handler)(int);

static void __null_FPE_rtn()
{
}

extern int main( int, char **, char ** );

void __cdecl _LinuxMain(int argc, char **argv, char **arge)
{
//    thread_data *tdata;
    char **argep = arge;

    // Initialise the heap. To do this we call sys_brk() with
    // a value of 0, which will return the current top of the
    // process address space which is where we start the heap.
    _curbrk             = sys_brk(0);

    // TODO: Need to find the end of the stack from the kernel! For now
    //       we make it big enough to cover the heap. This will work, but
    //       stack checking will not.
    _STACKLOW           = _curbrk;
    _argc               = argc;
    _argv               = argv;
    environ             = arge;
    while ( *argep != NULL )
        argep++;
    __env_mask = (char *) argep;
    __FPE_handler =     &__null_FPE_rtn;
    __InitRtns( 1 );
//    tdata = __alloca( __ThreadDataSize );
//    memset( tdata, 0, __ThreadDataSize );
//    tdata->__data_size = __ThreadDataSize;
    __InitRtns( 255 );
    _amblksiz = 8 * 1024;       /* set minimum memory block allocation  */
    exit(main(argc,argv,arge));
}

_WCRTLINK void __exit(unsigned ret_code)
{
    __FiniRtns( 0, FINI_PRIORITY_EXIT-1 );
    sys_exit(ret_code);
}

