Submitted bug #1001895 in Bugz.illa
On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 12:39 PM, David Fernandez
wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> If any repository administrator is listening in this holiday period...
>
> First one is to avoid warnings for those pedantic people that like to
> compile everyth
Hi there,
If any repository administrator is listening in this holiday period...
First one is to avoid warnings for those pedantic people that like to
compile everything with -pedantic...
Is quite simple, and avoids a big row with evryone that has an opinion
on the lots of bugs prevented by havi
y one going on at the moment), to be skipped.
That would require a bit of complexity to realize and do a proper
context switch on the right stack frame...
By the way, is it me or is this list a bit on holiday... :)
On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 2:59 PM, David Fernandez
wrote:
> Hi there,
>
>
Hi there,
Testing my hal for Cortex-R4, I'm getting a funny behaviour for test
kernel/.../thread2. It seems that when two threads have the same
priority, there is no timeslicing working (interestingly, the
timeslice tests also get deadlocked).
The problem seems to appear because thread#2 preem
Hi there,
I'm preparing a simple Cortex-R4 hal (based in the i386 and other
similar ones) meant to support only armv7 architecture in a cleaner
way than the existing arm hal.
I was compiling eCos tests (make tests) for my target with the posix
template and I'm getting some undefined symbols that
John Dallaway wrote:
> There's some scope for improving the dependency info. For example,
> CYGIMP_LWIP_MEMP_MEM_MALLOC could specify:
>
>requires { CYGINT_ISO_MEMALLOC != 0 }
>default_value { CYGINT_ISO_MEMALLOC != 0 }
>
Shouldn't it use "calculated_value" instead of "default_value"?
Che
Hi there,
I'was about to use the feature CYGSEM_REDBOOT_NETWORK_INIT_ONE_DEVICE,
and I've noticed that may be it doesn't work as per the description in
the cdl option:
It says that it should stop initializing network devices as soon as one
is initialized successfully. But it seems that the initi
Hi there,
I'm doing an application based in the Redboot code, and I've got a
couple of questions:
- The hal_tables.h definitions for
sections .ecos.table.xxx.begin, ...finish. Are they treated in some
special way by the linker, or are they just taking advantage of some
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