that does some cleanup:
* remove c/src/make/main.cfg.in (obsolete, unused) and any reference to it.
* remove RTEMS_BSP_SPECS from c/src/make/custom/default.cfg.in (unused)
Notes:
All files being effected by this patch are only used when building
RTEMS, therefore this patch should not have any side-effects outside
of the source- rsp. build-tree.
that is part of the multilib/gnu-canonicalization movement:
Changes:
* New m4-macro: aclocal/multilib.am
* Suppress multiprocessing if --enable-multilib is given to
configure
Notes:
For now this patch only suppresses multiprocessing if
--enable-multilib is given to configure and should not have any
other side-effects, ie. it works around a minor issue which prevents
introduction of multilibs in general.
The RTEMS_ENABLE_MULTILIB_MASTER macro is the core part to build
real multilibs, but can not be applied before other multilib related
issues with RTEMS have been solved. (e.g. sptables.h, bsp_specs,
Cygnus/Gnu canonicalization, _RTEMS_version, targopts.h, changing
the installation point/tooldir support, etc.).
Jennifer Averett <jennifer.averett@oarcorp.com> to fix
appends (O_APPEND at open time) on in-memory files.
A call such as:
fd = open (file, O_APPEND | O_WRONLY);
did not append to the end of the file.
<corsepiu@faw.uni-ulm.de> to fix the following:
* lib/configure.in actually is libc's configure.in, so let it depend
on libc not on lib [In my Cygnus/GNU configuration scheme, lib/include
and lib/libc are treated as one unit, while libcpu and libbsp are
treated as separate units.]
* Allow empty --enable-bare* flags for the bare bsp. The formerly
used scheme is too strict for our multilib experiments.
to:
I have also added the ability to register and unregister commands. This
allows me to create a set of monitor commands for the network stack plus
basic memory dump/patch commands (needs a working probe interface). I
will also look at a basic ls/cd/rm/mv/cp command set at some stage.
I have been thinking about changing the monitor in the future to more
like a light weight RTEMS shell, `eshell' for embedded shell. This is a
story for another day but is a process or getting the commands to map to
the filesystem (eg, major=commands, minor=command) and supporting an
environment. The filesystem provide a structure for the commands.
