Now the network driver has 3 queues as it should have

Required by pthread_getattr_np(), in turn required by the jvm.

* 'master' of github.com:/avikivity/osv:
  pthread: implement pthread_create()

queue size correctly.

Apparently glibc defines it as a macro, so it doesn't compile.  #undef it
back.

Caught by make mode=release.

Otherwise 'make' deletes the intermediate .o file and causes spurious
rebuilds.

Break long lines

Cuts boot time dramatically

Instead of using the variable's value, we used its name.

There isn't even a name for this kind of bug.

Since file::file() did not open the file, file::~file() must not free it.

Use ::dup() so we operate on a clone.

Do nothing yet (used for CLOEXEC, meaningless for us).

Conflicts:
	libc/fd.cc

  __xstat change: obsoleted by upstream
  open64(): moved to fs/vfs/main.c

When we aligned the sizes for mmap(), we neglected to clear memory between
the end of the read data and the beginning of anonymous memory.  If a variable
sat there, it would not be initialized correctly.

Could be better, but waiting for vfs revamp anyway.

This seems to break the actual jvm execution for some reason.

Also based on prex code.