rt18139 was not working with DHCP when running osiSockTest.
e1000 exhibits the annoying ~60s delay when rtems initializes, but at least
the tests get a network connection for now.
Use strtok_r rather than strtok
Use strlen() rather than harcoded string size. GCC should optimize
this to the hardcoded string size, so the result should be the same
but maybe prevents future mistakes.
replace strncpy() with snprintf() to avoid issues with NULL terminated
strings.
In the future, it would be nice to add an ioc shell command to launch
into an RTEMS shell, but for now, it can be helpful when debugging to
enable this section for poking around in an RTEMS shell check network
configuration and stuff like that.
RTEMS dhcp will wait indefinitely for a response.
rtems_init.c will wait on DHCP for 10 minutes, before timing out and
starting main(). Note that rtems should still be waiting in the
background and a dhcp connection could still come up after this timeout.
Use strtok_r rather than strtok
Use strlen() rather than harcoded string size. GCC should optimize
this to the hardcoded string size, so the result should be the same
but maybe prevents future mistakes.
replace strncpy() with snprintf() to avoid issues with NULL terminated
strings.
When I switched from merge to rebase of RTEMS5 changes, I think this
file didn't get merge correctly. These changes bring the file back to
match what was originally merged, and I believe correct.
caProto.h was using IPPORT_USERRESERVED but not including itself,
meaning there was an order dependency of header inclusion when using
this header. Now there shouldn't be.
Also, RTEMS wasn't defining IPPORT_USERRESERVED, so that definition
has been added.
RTEMS 5.x moved the PC BSP to 686. This commit makes the EPICS
target match; RTEMS-pc386 and the -qemu variant can only be built
when RTEMS_VERSION != 5, whereas RTEMS-pc686 and its -qemu version
will only build when RTEMS_VERSION == 5 (there are checks with
descriptive errors included).
makeTestFile.pl was also reformatted and modified to use exec to
run tests on non-Windows hosts as required by the Perl test harness.
Brendan Chandler