The DST characteristics of the POSIX EST5EDT and CST6CDT timezones
depend on whether the implementation uses the built-in POSIX definition
or reads an updated version from the tzdata files, and for POSIX
timezones, there is no specified behavior [1].
To avoid any plaform-specific behavior, we can specify the desired DST
ourselves. We used the timezone values available in
configure/CONFIG_SITE_ENV, which already included DST information, and
means the tests are consistent with our own usage.
[1] https://www.openwall.com/lists/musl/2024/03/05/2
eg. After running "false > $@", the output file modification
time will be updated. So a despite failure, a repeated
"make" will not re-run.
Handle this by accumulating output to "$@.tmp", then
move to $@ as a final step.
Fix EditorConfig failure in modules/libcom/RTEMS/epicsNtp.c
Add dbDefs to Sphinx API index, move devLib to libcom
Rename internal CA enum tag to fix Doxygen complaint
Set Clang's minimum MacOS version for aarch64 CPUs
Since we use gnu_printf format on mingw, the windows "I" modifier
is no longer recognized by the format checker. Use "ll" instead.
Meanwhile, MSVC understands that as well.
This removes the language specification and BNF descriptions from the
PR release notes (they're too long for that) to a separate document
in the libcom/src/as area. That should be combined into the chapter
on Access Security from the AppDevGuide someday.
This imports the function-specifics that were documented in the
Application Developer's Guide, section "IOC Shell".
Other changes include:
- Removing unneeded "@typedef" and "@enum"
- Adding "()" and "@ref" for interlinking
- Removing duplicated documentation between
iocsh & iocshLoad, and iocshCmd & iocshRun
Supports the PR:
https://github.com/epics-docs/epics-docs/pull/141
Document that epicsSnprintf() adds a nil on success,
capacity permitting.
Note OS specific ambiguity on error. Linux and MSVC
inject nil for most failures (bad format).
Not clear if vxworks/fioFormatV() does.
Not clear if long description of non-compliant
return value is still accurate.
Simon Rose
zimoch