* psx01/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx11/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxcancel/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx02/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx13/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxtime/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxchroot01/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx07/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxmsgq01/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxtimer/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx10/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx08/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxhdrs/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxfile01/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx05/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx09/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxmount/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxstat/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx12/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxreaddir/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psxsem01/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx03/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx04/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* psx06/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp02/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp02/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp04/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp04/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp14/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp14/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp06/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp06/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp08/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp08/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp03/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp03/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp10/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp10/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp05/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp05/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp13/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp13/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp01/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp01/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp07/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp07/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp11/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp11/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp12/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp12/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp09/node2/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* mp09/node1/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* malloctest/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* monitor/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* termios/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* putenvtest/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* rtems++/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg, use
make-cxx-exe.
* stackchk/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* rtmonuse/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* cpuuse/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* itrontask03/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* itrontask04/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* itronmbf01/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* itronsem01/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* itronhello/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* itrontime01/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* itrontask01/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* itrontask02/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* itronmbox01/Makefile.am: include leaf.am instead of leaf.cfg.
* src/mprotect.c: New file. Stub required by some gcc's to pass tests.
In particular, about 350 ACATS tests fail if this is not present.
* src/getpagesize.c: Ditto.
* src/sysconf.c: Addition of Solaris value for _SC_STACK_PROT required
to pass about 350 ACATS test cases.
* src/Makefile.am: Added new files.
* src/coremutex.c, src/coremutexseize.c, src/coremutexsurrender.c,
inline/rtems/score/coremutex.inl: The per thread field resource_count
should only be manipulated when a mutex is priority ceiling or
priority inherit. This was reported by Chris Johns <ccj@acm.org>
who also noticed that the use of switches for all disciplines
generated less efficient code than using explicit tests for the one
or two cases we were really interested in. Further review of his
modifications made it apparent that the "isa" methods to test mutex
discipline were not being used so this modification was swept into
the code as well.
* src/coremutexseize.c: Add missing code for proper handling
of nesting acquisitions. This only impacts building with
inlines disabled on the source with the "fast mutex" optimizations.
This was post the 4.5 branch and did not impact released versions.
* include/rtems/libio_.h: Added ifdef to ensure that LOGIN_NAME_MAX
is defined on GNU/Linux (RedHat 6.2 distribution).
* libc/unixlibc.c: Added stubs for rtems_io_register_name() and
rtems_io_lookup_name() so UNIX port would compile the IO manager
sptest that registers /dev/null.
* pppd/STATUS: Updated by Joel based upon email from Mike.
* pppd/cbcp.c, pppd/cbcp.h: Readded files. These support callback
functionality that has not even been compiled under RTEMS yet.
* score/cpu_asm.c (sh_set_irq_priority): Changed interrupt vector
number range check and handling of interrupt priority regs to
conform SH2 specs.
* sci/sci_termios.c: New file.
* include/sci_termios.h: New file.
* include/Makefile.am (EXTRA_DIST): Added sci_termios.h.
(include_sh_HEADERS): Added sci_termios.h.
* score/ispsh7045.c (isp): Calling an ISR with immediate argument
casued negative sign extension for vector numbers of 128 and
above. This was fixed.
* sci/sci.c: Cleaned initialization of SCI registers; added
necessary setup for new TERMIOS console cooperation
* libc/lseek.c: Modified after discussion with Eugeny S. Mints
<jack@oktet.ru> to correct the behavior. There were two mistakes.
First, iop->offset was incorrectly set for SEEK_END. Second,
iop->offset should be left unmodified if there are errors.
This modification attempts to fix both situations.
* libc/lseek.c: Modified after discussion with Eugeny S. Mints
<jack@oktet.ru> to correct the behavior. There were two mistakes.
First, iop->offset was incorrectly set for SEEK_END. Second,
iop->offset should be left unmodified if there are errors.
This modification attempts to fix both situations.
* score/cpu_asm.c (sh_set_irq_priority): Changed interrupt vector
number range check and handling of interrupt priority regs to
conform SH2 specs.
* sci/sci_termios.c: New file.
* include/sci_termios.h: New file.
* include/Makefile.am (EXTRA_DIST): Added sci_termios.h.
(include_sh_HEADERS): Added sci_termios.h.
* score/ispsh7045.c (isp): Calling an ISR with immediate argument
casued negative sign extension for vector numbers of 128 and
above. This was fixed.
* sci/sci.c: Cleaned initialization of SCI registers; added
necessary setup for new TERMIOS console cooperation
* include/bsp.h: Disabled redefinition of
CONSOLE_DRIVER_TABLE_ENTRY. Some "FIXME:" comments added.
* console/config.c: New file. Definitions of externs referenced
from libbsp/shared/console.c.
* console/Makefile.am: Changed VPATH to point to
libbsp/shared. Added config.c to C_FILES and EXTRA_DIST.
* score/cpu_asm.c (sh_set_irq_priority): Changed interrupt vector
number range check and handling of interrupt priority regs to
conform SH2 specs.
* sci/sci_termios.c: New file.
* include/sci_termios.h: New file.
* include/Makefile.am (EXTRA_DIST): Added sci_termios.h.
(include_sh_HEADERS): Added sci_termios.h.
* score/ispsh7045.c (isp): Calling an ISR with immediate argument
casued negative sign extension for vector numbers of 128 and
above. This was fixed.
* sci/sci.c: Cleaned initialization of SCI registers; added
necessary setup for new TERMIOS console cooperation
* include/bsp.h: Disabled redefinition of
CONSOLE_DRIVER_TABLE_ENTRY. Some "FIXME:" comments added.
* console/config.c: New file. Definitions of externs referenced
from libbsp/shared/console.c.
* console/Makefile.am: Changed VPATH to point to
libbsp/shared. Added config.c to C_FILES and EXTRA_DIST.
* libc/termios.c: Fix a bug in the termios implementation in
the following scenario:
The General Terminal Interface document that me states that
if VMIN = 0 and VTIME = 0, then read() should return the minimum
of two values:
a) number of bytes available
b) number of bytes requested (I assume from the read call)
The current implementation of the fillBufferQueue() in termios.c is
always return 1 character with these setting values. I know the
termios buffer has more than one character available and my read()
call is requesting 1024 bytes.
* Update of PPPD to 2.3.11 from 2.3.5 and addition of an example
application. Mike's notes on the modifications:
- renamed error() function because of namespace problems
- removed calls to the exit() funciton
- removed extra files from the pppd source directory
- defined pppd task constant values in rtemspppd.h
- modifyied example code to get actual tick per second value
- placed the pppd 2.3.11 man page file (pppd.8) into the pppd
directory
* pppd/cbcp.c, pppd/cbcp.h, pppd/main.c, pppd/ppp_tty.c,
pppd/pppmain.c, pppd/rtems-ppp.c, pppd/rtems-ppp.c: Deleted.
* pppd/pppd.8, pppd/rtemsmain.c, pppd/rtemspppd.c, pppd/rtemspppd.h,
pppd/sys-rtems.c, pppd/utils.c, pppd/example/Makefile,
pppd/example/README, pppd/example/init.c, pppd/example/netconfig.h,
pppd/example/ppp.conf, pppd/example/pppdapp.c, pppd/example/system.h:
New files.
* modem/ppp_tty.c, net/if_ppp.h, pppd/Makefile.am, pppd/README,
pppd/STATUS, pppd/auth.c, pppd/ccp.c, pppd/ccp.h, pppd/chap.c,
pppd/chap.h, pppd/chap_ms.c, pppd/chap_ms.h, pppd/chat.c,
pppd/demand.c, pppd/fsm.c, pppd/fsm.h, pppd/ipcp.c, pppd/ipcp.h,
pppd/ipxcp.c, pppd/ipxcp.h, pppd/lcp.c, pppd/lcp.h, pppd/magic.c,
pppd/magic.h, pppd/options.c, pppd/patchlevel.h,
pppd/pathnames.h, pppd/pppd.h, pppd/upap.c, pppd/upap.h: Modified.
* libc/termios.c: Fix a bug in the termios implementation in
the following scenario:
The General Terminal Interface document that me states that
if VMIN = 0 and VTIME = 0, then read() should return the minimum
of two values:
a) number of bytes available
b) number of bytes requested (I assume from the read call)
The current implementation of the fillBufferQueue() in termios.c is
always return 1 character with these setting values. I know the
termios buffer has more than one character available and my read()
call is requesting 1024 bytes.
* clock/clock.c: Ensure that clock ticks are long enough to
make forward progress. This was modified to improve results
on the RTEMS tests and the ACATS.
* startup/linkcmds: Modified to work better with gcc 2.8.1 and
gnat 3.13p.
* src/msgqsubmit.c: Add a comment indicating that we do not have
to account for possibly blocking during the core send operation
because Classic API message queue send is always non-blocking.
* sp13/sp13.scn: Id in screen had wrong class field value.
* sp13/system.h: Account for message buffer memory.
* sp13/task2.c: Remove unnecessary check for failure.
* clock/clock.c: Ensure that clock ticks are long enough to
make forward progress. This was modified to improve results
on the RTEMS tests and the ACATS.
* startup/linkcmds: Modified to work better with gcc 2.8.1 and
gnat 3.13p.
* src/coremutexsurrender.c: Use holder thread not executing
thread because even though they may and often are the same
it is not guaranteed unless the proper attribute is set.
* include/rtems/score/coremsg.h, src/coremsgsubmit.c: Add a new
return status to account for blocking sends. Otherwise, the
caller will think that the returned message status will have
the ultimate results of the operation. If the send times out,
the final status will be in the return_code of the thread.
* src/msgqsubmit.c: Add a comment indicating that we do not have
to account for possibly blocking during the core send operation
because Classic API message queue send is always non-blocking.
