* clock_driver_stub.c, clockdrv_shell.c: Use common clock driver
template and eliminate all fast idle code specific to this BSP. This
eliminates a fair amount of code in the BSP clock driver and
bsp_startup. The LEON3 has to do a scan of the AMBA bus to find the
timer so I added the new hook Clock_driver_support_find_timer to
support this. In general, there was some clean up to the file headers
of various files.
* shared/bspstart.c, shared/start.S: Use common clock driver template
and eliminate all fast idle code specific to this BSP. This
eliminates a fair amount of code in the BSP clock driver and
bsp_startup. The LEON3 has to do a scan of the AMBA bus to find the
timer so I added the new hook Clock_driver_support_find_timer to
support this. In general, there was some clean up to the file headers
of various files.
* clock/ckinit.c, startup/bspstart.c: Use common clock driver template
and eliminate all fast idle code specific to this BSP. This
eliminates a fair amount of code in the BSP clock driver and
bsp_startup. The LEON3 has to do a scan of the AMBA bus to find the
timer so I added the new hook Clock_driver_support_find_timer to
support this. In general, there was some clean up to the file headers
of various files.
* clock/ckinit.c: Use common clock driver template and eliminate all
fast idle code specific to this BSP. This eliminates a fair amount of
code in the BSP clock driver and bsp_startup. The LEON3 has to do a
scan of the AMBA bus to find the timer so I added the new hook
Clock_driver_support_find_timer to support this. In general, there
was some clean up to the file headers of various files.
* clock/ckinit.c, console/console.c: Use common clock driver template
and eliminate all fast idle code specific to this BSP. This
eliminates a fair amount of code in the BSP clock driver and
bsp_startup. The LEON3 has to do a scan of the AMBA bus to find the
timer so I added the new hook Clock_driver_support_find_timer to
support this. In general, there was some clean up to the file headers
of various files.
* libnetworking/netdb.h, libnetworking/libc/gethostbyht.c,
libnetworking/libc/gethostnamadr.c: This patch adds a functional
gethostbyname_r to RTEMS. We were having problems with multiple
threads calling gethostbyname, so we decided the best way to deal
with it was to do it properly, rather than kludge up our code to make
gethostbyname safe. We have found several slightly different
parameter lists for this function, it does not seem to be standard.
The one we used has the linux interface. In RTEMS there was an
existing gethostbyname_r inside a #ifdef _THREAD_SAFE which was NOT
Threadsafe, as this just called gethostbyname. So we have placed all
of the additional code inside the #ifdef _THREAD_SAFE.
