Split uno2cpp.cxx and cpp2uno.cxx into separate files for the emulator
(i386) and device (ARM). Much cleaner like that.
Try harder to get the ARM stuff to actually work.
Add the rtti.h and unwind-cxx.h files from libcppabi as such instead
of cherry-picking stuff from them.
Change-Id: Ia238a9ce048116ad796dfb168fd4e5d3b9712ad5
Had an embarrassing thinko in the assembler generation for the iOS
simulator, had forgotten the $ for a literal number. While at it, make
also the simulator read-only code snippet data structures
position-independent. Some minor comment improvements. Bridge seems to
work now on simulator.
Unlikely to work yet, but at least builds for the simulator.
We can not use dynamic code generation on iOS, so we use a fixed set
of code snippets, genertated by a Perl script. Experimentation seems
to indicate that a relatively small set of static code snippets should
be enough in simple use cases with no extensions (that we can't really
support on iOS anyway) and stuff.
Except for the static set of snippets the code mostly is, or will be,
an ifdefified combination of the gcc3_linux_arm and gcc3_macosx_intel
code. The ABI on iOS ARM devices should be quite close to that on
Linux ARM, knock on wood.
