This is the darwin-support branch. It adds support for a subset of the mach APIs
to enable FreeBSD to run some of the OSX daemons.

It is currently only supported as a module to workaround the limited typeid space (15 bits) of
dtrace.

To enable booting launchd, add the following lines /boot/loader.conf:
##############################################################
###  Darwin Kernel settings  ########################################
##############################################################

init_path="/sbin/launchd"
mach_load="YES"



If there are problems in mach that prevent the system from booting completely you
can disable launchd by dropping to the loader prompt (3) and typing:
set init_path=/sbin/init

If you disable launchd you will need to start devd by hand

Immediate issues:
migcom is building during bootstrap but includes target headers - it needs to be
refactored to not include any special headers and only use self-contained defines


Unsupported OSX / Mach functionality:
 - updating the audit token when setuid/setgid/ etc are called
 - memory object creation (used in parts of libdispatch)
 - voucher ports (used only by most recent parts of libdispatch)
 - BSM audit functionality for mach sessions


Missing mach features ordered by version of launchd by which they'll be supported:

v1:
Support:
- MACH_SEND_NOTIFY

kevent flags needed by (at least) libdispatch:
- EVFILT_VM
	- NOTE_VM_PRESSURE
	- NOTE_VM_ERROR

per-user & per-session launchds (xpc domain system in domain.defs)
 - The audit session system calls: audit_session_self, audit_session_join,
   and audit_session_port


extended posix_spawnattr calls in support/posix_spawn.c are not expected
to actually work yet, among others:
- posix_spawnattr_setbinpref_np
- posix_spawnattr_getbinpref_np

proc_setpcontrol
proc_get_dirty
proc_set_dirty
proc_track_dirty


v2 or later:

- AF_SYSTEM domain sockets and the event protocols

- XPC_JETSAM_BANDs (handle memory pressure)

I/O priority setting functionality - system call:
__iopolicysys supports:
	- getiopolicy_np
	- setiopolicy_np


- except NOTE_EXIT_MEMORY of questionable relevance
#define	NOTE_EXIT_DETAIL	0x02000000	/* provide details on reasons for exit */
/*
 * If NOTE_EXIT_DETAIL is present, these bits indicate specific reasons for exiting.
 */
#define NOTE_EXIT_DETAIL_MASK		0x00070000
#define	NOTE_EXIT_DECRYPTFAIL		0x00010000
#define	NOTE_EXIT_MEMORY		0x00020000
#define NOTE_EXIT_CSERROR		0x00040000





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