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tools/elftosb/patches/001-libm.patch

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+--- a/makefile.rules
++++ b/makefile.rules
+@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ OBJ_FILES_KEYGEN =			\
+ 	keygen.o
+ 
+ 
+-LIBS =     -lstdc++
++LIBS =     -lstdc++ -lm
+ 
+ 
+ ifeq ("${UNAMES}", "Linux")

tools/elftosb/patches/002-fix-header-path.patch

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+This package had an absolute path for sys/types.h, which doesn't
+make much sense. It breaks on newer Ubuntu systems, and probably many
+others once multiarch becomes more common.
+
+This patch makes the types a relative path, and allows the system
+to use whatever include paths it feels are correct.
+
+--- a/common/stdafx.h
++++ b/common/stdafx.h
+@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
+ // For Linux systems only, types.h only defines the signed
+ // integer types.  This is not professional code.
+ // Update: They are defined in the header files in the more recent version of redhat enterprise gcc.
+-#include "/usr/include/sys/types.h"
++#include <sys/types.h>
+ #include <stdint.h>
+ //typedef unsigned long uint32_t;
+ //typedef unsigned short uint16_t;

tools/elftosb/patches/003-use-ldflags.patch

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+--- a/makefile.rules
++++ b/makefile.rules
+@@ -131,19 +131,20 @@ exec_always:
+ 	@echo "LIBS = ${LIBS}"
+ 	@echo "EXEC_FILE = ${EXEC_FILE}"
+ 	@echo "BUILD_DIR = ${BUILD_DIR}"
++	@echo "LDFLAGS = ${LDFLAGS}"
+ 
+ clean:
+ 	rm -f ${OBJ_FILES_ELFTOSB2} ${OBJ_FILES_SBTOOL} ${OBJ_FILES_KEYGEN} \
+ 		${EXEC_FILE_ELFTOSB2} ${EXEC_FILE_SBTOOL} ${EXEC_FILE_KEYGEN}
+ 
+ elftosb: ${OBJ_FILES_ELFTOSB2}
+-	gcc ${OBJ_FILES_ELFTOSB2} ${LIBS} -o ${EXEC_FILE_ELFTOSB2}
++	gcc ${OBJ_FILES_ELFTOSB2} ${LIBS} ${LDFLAGS} -o ${EXEC_FILE_ELFTOSB2}
+ 
+ sbtool: ${OBJ_FILES_SBTOOL}
+-	gcc ${OBJ_FILES_SBTOOL} ${LIBS} -o ${EXEC_FILE_SBTOOL}
++	gcc ${OBJ_FILES_SBTOOL} ${LIBS} ${LDFLAGS} -o ${EXEC_FILE_SBTOOL}
+ 
+ keygen: ${OBJ_FILES_KEYGEN}
+-	gcc ${OBJ_FILES_KEYGEN} ${LIBS} -o ${EXEC_FILE_KEYGEN}
++	gcc ${OBJ_FILES_KEYGEN} ${LIBS} ${LDFLAGS} -o ${EXEC_FILE_KEYGEN}
+ 
+ 
+ #ifeq ("${UNAMES}", "Linux")