* acinclude.m4, shared/comm/console.c: Use standardized bsp_cleanup()
which can optionally print a message, poll for user to press key, and
call bsp_reset(). Using this eliminates the various bsp_cleanup()
implementations which had their own implementation and variety of
string constants.
* Makefile.am, configure.ac, include/bspopts.h.in: Use standardized
bsp_cleanup() which can optionally print a message, poll for user to
press key, and call bsp_reset(). Using this eliminates the various
bsp_cleanup() implementations which had their own implementation and
variety of string constants.
* Makefile.am, configure.ac, console/uart.c, startup/bspstart.c: Use
standardized bsp_cleanup() which can optionally print a message, poll
for user to press key, and call bsp_reset(). Using this eliminates
the various bsp_cleanup() implementations which had their own
implementation and variety of string constants.
* startup/bspclean.c: Removed.
* Makefile.am, startup/bspstart.c: Use standardized bsp_cleanup() which
can optionally print a message, poll for user to press key, and call
bsp_reset(). Using this eliminates the various bsp_cleanup()
implementations which had their own implementation and variety of
string constants.
* Makefile.am, configure.ac, console/uart.c, startup/bspstart.c: Use
standardized bsp_cleanup() which can optionally print a message, poll
for user to press key, and call bsp_reset(). Using this eliminates
the various bsp_cleanup() implementations which had their own
implementation and variety of string constants.
* startup/bspreset.c: New file.
* startup/bspclean.c: Removed.
* Makefile.am, configure.ac, console/console.c: Use standardized
bsp_cleanup() which can optionally print a message, poll for user to
press key, and call bsp_reset(). Using this eliminates the various
bsp_cleanup() implementations which had their own implementation and
variety of string constants.
* startup/bspclean.c: Removed.
* Makefile.am, configure.ac, console/uart.c: Use standardized
bsp_cleanup() which can optionally print a message, poll for user to
press key, and call bsp_reset(). Using this eliminates the various
bsp_cleanup() implementations which had their own implementation and
variety of string constants.
* startup/bspclean.c: Removed.
* Makefile.am, configure.ac, startup/bspstart.c: Use standardized
bsp_cleanup() which can optionally print a message, poll for user to
press key, and call bsp_reset(). Using this eliminates the various
bsp_cleanup() implementations which had their own implementation and
variety of string constants.
* startup/bspreset.c: New file.
* startup/bspclean.c: Removed.
* Makefile.am, configure.ac, console/uart.c, startup/bspclean.c,
startup/bspstart.c: Use standardized bsp_cleanup() which can
optionally print a message, poll for user to press key, and call
bsp_reset(). Using this eliminates the various bsp_cleanup()
implementations which had their own implementation and variety of
string constants.
* startup/bspreset.c: New file.
* libchip/network/dec21140.c, libchip/network/elnk.c: Detect when there
is no PCI bus based upon the BSP not having a base address defined.
This means this driver cannot be supported on that board.
* Makefile.am, include/bsp.h, start/start.S, startup/bspstart.c,
startup/cpuinit.c: Use top level shared bsp_get_work_area()
implementation. Augment it to know about U-Boot.
* startup/bspgetworkarea.c: Removed.
* Makefile.am, include/bsp.h, network_5200/network.c, start/start.S,
startup/bspstart.c, startup/cpuinit.c: Use top level shared
bsp_get_work_area() implementation. Augment it to know about U-Boot.
* startup/bspgetworkarea.c: Removed.
* shared/start/start.S, shared/startup/bspgetworkarea.c,
shared/startup/bspstart.c, shared/startup/linkcmds: Modifications
which reflect those tested on psim. Hopefully they work on all
boards. The initialization stack is explicitly declared in the
linkcmds memory layout rather than magic math.
* Makefile.am, console/debugio.c: Split out bspstart contents. Use
shared stub for bsp_start.
* startup/bsppretaskinghook.c: New file.
* startup/bspstart.c: Removed.
