* lp-anj7/expanded-rules:
Generate module version files with new RULES_EXPAND facilities
Extend RULES_EXPAND to add more features
More generator doc updates
Document <library>_API = <stem> for Makefiles
Convert epicsShareAPI to epicsStdCall in modules/ca
Update generator script
Modify rules to allow multiple API.h libraries to be built
Convert modules/ca to use LIBCA_API instead of epicsShare
Try out a representative sample of APIs from multiple libraries
Add build rules to generate and install *API.h header files
Add script to generate *API.h headers
Passing zero as to GetProcAddress is undocumented,
but seems to be equivalent to passing GetModuleHandle(NULL)
which searches only the address space of the executable file.
Emulate the effect of dlsym(0, ...) by searching all
loaded modules. Probably not so efficient...
The second increment of refcnt must occur before pthread_create
or a subtle possibility of a double free() occurs if the thread
runs immediately and self-joins before the second inc.
Also use atomic ops for joinable flag to ensure that
concurrent joins will error properly.
prefer SO_REUSEPORT on targets which define it.
Linux defines both, and seems to treat
SO_REUSEPORT and SO_REUSEADDR as equivalent.
BSD derivatives need SO_REUSEPORT.
taskWait() actually returns OK on timeout, so drop the timeout warning
(the other implementations don't have one).
The taskWait() may return ERROR with S_objLib_OBJ_ID_ERROR if the target
thread has higher priority; this indicates a successful join, because
we already did a rendezvous using joinSem.
Delete joinSem *after* calling taskSpareFieldSet(), in case it matters.
* 3.15:
minor epicsTimerTest
epicsTimerTest loosen test threshold
debug epicsTimerTest
posix/epicsMath.h
Revert "libcom: fix colliding isnan/isinf between C99 and C++0x for gcc-4"
Revert "libcom: properly declare isnan() in C++ code"
travis-ci /etc/hosts workaround
redo travis-ci with matrix
epicsSockResolveTest add detail
libcom: properly declare isnan() in C++ code
libcom: fix colliding isnan/isinf between C99 and C++0x for gcc-4
libcom: import some C99 math (isnan etc.) into global namespace
# Conflicts:
# .travis.yml
# ci/travis-prepare.sh
Exception specifications are deprecated: http://isocpp.github.io/
CppCoreGuidelines/CppCoreGuidelines.html#e30-dont-use-exception-
specifications . They will be removed from the C++ standard with
C++20. Modern compilers are warning about them since years. Thus
it's unlikely that anyone is still using the epicsThrows() macro.
Even if that's the case the fix is trivial: Simply remove the macro.
