Done:
arm
bfin
epiphany
i386
lm32
m32c
mips
moxie
nios2
or1k
powerpc
riscv
sh
sparc
sparc64
v850
To do:
m68k
Differences noted:
+ endfile was sometimes before startfile
+ endfile sometimes was hard-coded and did not have -qrtems version
+ Should -e XXX (e.g. entry point) be in linkcmds?
+ Should -u XXX (e.g. undefined symbols) be in linkcmds?
+ Typos: Odd spacing, "old_endfiles" typo, and *(old_endfiles) (not %)
+ nios2: Referenced crtnn.o not crtn.o (error)
Need to revisit:
+ m32c, moxie, sparc64 includes !nostdlib which is not used elsewhere
+ sh has -EL/-EB mapping. Why needed?
+ sparc64 didn't include crti.o/crtn.o but it is part of toolset
+ v850 uses something like this for link and end_file:
"%{qrtems: %(old_link)}"
This means that these are unnecessary. Try this on all.
+ mips uses old_link all the time also.
+ arm/tms750 adds -EB.
+ powerpc: Why do we have rtems_crt* and not use something from GCC?
Updates #3520.
Since the <tm27.h> is highly BSP-dependent and used only by the tm27
test program we must provide this header file for each BSP. Without the
preinstall build target each header file must have a unique source
header file.
Update #3254.
Add BSP_VERBOSE_FATAL_EXTENSION to RTEMS_BSP_CLEANUP_OPTIONS to
optionally print the RTEMS version, the fatal source and the fatal code
in the shared bsp_fatal_extension().
Close#3248.
Remove BSP-specific defaults for RTEMS_BSP_CLEANUP_OPTIONS to simplify
the BSP configuration and documentation. Change defaults to:
BSP_PRESS_KEY_FOR_RESET=0
BSP_RESET_BOARD_AT_EXIT=1
BSP_PRINT_EXCEPTION_CONTEXT=1
Due to a new rtems_panic() implementation, it is possible to replace the
PowerPC-specific BSP_panic() with rtems_panic(). Remove BSP_panic()
implementations.
Close#3245.
Add device spin-lock around internal data structures. Since the driver
provides a low-level C API accessing the descriptors the application
still needs to implement part of the SMP synchonization needed between
Interrupt handler and tasks.
Close#2355.
Use the boot time to initialize the state. Use the state, the current
CPU counter and a very simple pseudo random number generator for
getentropy(). At least, this enables to pass the test "GETENTROPY 1" on
ERC32.
Update #3239.
