eloop: Allow eloop to process all fds returned from poll(2) We do this by ensuring the events list or pollfd struct storage is not modified during the revent processing. An event with a fd of -1 means it's been deleted and one without a pollfd struct reference has been newly added. This also allows us to count down the number of fd's that returned a revent so we can break the loop early if possible. This is a really minor optimisation that at best only applies if more than one revent is returned via poll(2). In the case on dhcpcd on NetBSD with privsep, the number of fd's is really low. And on other platforms or without privsep it's low also (just not as low). It's only when you run dhcpcd per interface that the number of fd's starts to creep upwards as you then need one per address dhcpcd is monitoring (as well as the ARP listener per IPv4 address for non NetBSD). However, I use eloop in other code where this could be a good saving and dhcpcd is where the master version of this lives!

# System definitions

PICFLAG?=	-fPIC

BINMODE?=	0555
NONBINMODE?=	0444
MANMODE?=	${NONBINMODE}
CONFMODE?=	0644
DBMODE?=	0750

CC?=		cc
ECHO?=		echo
INSTALL?=	install
LINT?=		lint
SED?=		sed
HOST_SH?=	/bin/sh

# This isn't very portable, but I generaly make releases from NetBSD
CKSUM?=		cksum -a SHA256
PGP?=		netpgp

SCRIPT=		${LIBEXECDIR}/dhcpcd-run-hooks
HOOKDIR=	${LIBEXECDIR}/dhcpcd-hooks

SED_RUNDIR=		-e 's:@RUNDIR@:${RUNDIR}:g'
SED_DBDIR=		-e 's:@DBDIR@:${DBDIR}:g'
SED_LIBDIR=		-e 's:@LIBDIR@:${LIBDIR}:g'
SED_DATADIR=		-e 's:@DATADIR@:${DATADIR}:g'
SED_HOOKDIR=		-e 's:@HOOKDIR@:${HOOKDIR}:g'
SED_SERVICEEXISTS=	-e 's:@SERVICEEXISTS@:${SERVICEEXISTS}:g'
SED_SERVICECMD=		-e 's:@SERVICECMD@:${SERVICECMD}:g'
SED_SERVICESTATUS=	-e 's:@SERVICESTATUS@:${SERVICESTATUS}:g'
SED_STATUSARG=		-e 's:@STATUSARG@:${STATUSARG}:g'
SED_SCRIPT=		-e 's:@SCRIPT@:${SCRIPT}:g'
SED_SYS=		-e 's:@SYSCONFDIR@:${SYSCONFDIR}:g'
SED_DEFAULT_HOSTNAME=	-e 's:@DEFAULT_HOSTNAME@:${DEFAULT_HOSTNAME}:g'