Hello,
Currently the timestamp for logs is a 64 bit value which comes from a 32 bit
os_time counter. This counter counts ticks as opposed to seconds since boot or
UTC timestamp. These are 1 ms ticks and so will rollover in 49 days. We have an
API os_get_timeofday() which fills up a structure
Hi,
> My understanding is that bundled Apache projects do not require a
> pointer in the LICENSE file. My first question is: is this
> understanding correct?
Correct (for Apache 2.0 not for 1.1) that's what current policy states. Some
projects do however list this in LICENSE even when there is
I prefer to keep the boot loaders as simple as possible.
Unless there is good justification, I think we should move all the boot
loaders to the simplest (and smallest) implementation for flash storage
that we can and NOT give a choice.
As an alternate if we want to keep the functionality is to
Upon reflection, this idea has problems of its own. The app still
needs to initialize the specific flash storage package being used. So,
sorry for posting before thinking! The idea could be salvaged with the
use of some #if directives in the app code, but I am not sure this is
any better than
That mostly sounds good to me, though I agree that the need to duplicate
app code is not ideal.
Here is an alternative idea:
* Both fs and fcb export a suitable API (e.g., "bootapi").
* By default, apps depend on nffs.
* If a particular feature is set in the target, the app depends on
