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Description of problem:
If modulo operands are long long int, thus __moddi3 is used, and the second
argument of modulo is negative, then the result has the opposite sign then the
correct one.


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How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Compile the test code as usual: "gcc -Wall t1.c". __moddi3 from libgcc is
used and you get the right results.
2. Compile the test code but force it to use __moddi3 from glibc: "gcc -Wall -lc
t1.c". You get the wrong results.


Actual Results:
  3 %  10 =   3
  3 % -10 =  -3
 -3 %  10 =  -3
 -3 % -10 =   3


Expected Results:
  3 %  10 =   3
  3 % -10 =   3
 -3 %  10 =  -3
 -3 % -10 =  -3


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