Look up event handle /after/ the device init routine has been run,
in case it modified the event name in VAL. That didn't used to
be possible because constant links couldn't return strings.
* master: (226 commits)
ioc/db: testdbGetFieldEqual() detect zero size
Cleanup in asLib
Allow whitespace before comments in AS config files
Supress MS warning C4251
Add a plan to std/filters/test/syncTest.c
Fix dbUnitTest.c
avoid void* +=
Fix and test for macLib losing error status
update notes
libCom/test: ipAddrToAsciiTest skip cleanup unless valgrind is possible
libCom/test: add ipAddrToAsciiTest to testHarness
db/test: dbPutGetTest check dbGet() of long string field
db: dbGet() ensure long string nil and actual string length
db/test: dbPutGetTest check for dbGet() attribute crash
db: fix dbGet() for attributes as long string
db/test: dbPutGetTest add test for lp:1678494
db: fix dbGet() of link fields as DBF_CHAR
dbUnitTest: add testdbGetArrFieldEqual()
db/test: add dbPutGetTest
Update release notes as per Michael's review comment
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Conflicts:
src/ioc/db/dbLink.c
src/ioc/db/test/Makefile
src/std/dev/devSoSoftCallback.c
src/std/rec/boRecord.c
src/std/rec/dfanoutRecord.c
src/std/rec/longinRecord.c
src/std/rec/longoutRecord.c
* removed struct valueDes
* made get_value take void (no arguments), added deprecation note
* removed misleading array size comment for get_units
Also added const to method parameters exactly where called in base with
const arguments.
This means:
* typed method definitions for struct rset
* using REC_TYPE macro in place of dbCommon
* define REC_TYPE as dbCommon unless defined
* in record supports, define REC_TYPE before including epics headers
* fix a few method types in record supports (e.g. void* -> REC_TYPE*)
* fix the type errors gcc finds in dbAccess.c and dbConvert.c
Since this test has device support it must appear in a
DLL for windows dynamic builds.
However, the rRDD function is in the executable,
and not accessible here. So use iocsh.
For rtems/vxworks the test harness clears
iocsh registrations, so iocsh can't work here.
This test has device support, which the registerRDD script
always emits as dllimport, so it fails to link if the dsets
are part of the executable itself.
Use iocsh to avoid calling the RDD function directly since
a DLL can't link against functions in the main executable.
Andrew Johnson