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[r192] by m0slevin

Lots of good stuff in this change.
-- Modified code again to favor size-over-speed for blocking object implementation, shaving several hundred bytes of code space
-- Added new option to all for timeout-based APIs to be enabled separately from timers
-- Fixed timer option so that the kernel builds correctly without it
-- Modified some unit test parameters to relax timing constraints that aren't valid for tick-based timers
-- Updated the profiling scripts for new objects
-- Size-over-speed optimization to kernel_aware module to szve on code space
-- tracebuffer/writebuffer now only compiled-in when kernel-trace is used

2015-02-25 03:49:05 Tree
[r191] by m0slevin

Changing defaults such that TRACE macros get preprocessed out unless
KERNEL_USE_DEBUG is defined -- even if KERNEL_AWARE_SIMULATION is
defined.

2015-02-19 04:01:03 Tree
[r190] by m0slevin

Thought a bit more carefully about how the kernel-aware simulation functionlity should be written, and thought it would be better served by being integrated into the kernel itself.
Removing the proof-of-concept code from the unit test folder.

2015-02-19 02:34:27 Tree
[r189] by m0slevin

Adding kernel-aware profiling functions, supported by flAVR.

2015-02-18 02:49:49 Tree
[r188] by m0slevin

Adding Mark3 copyright to fixed-point lib

2015-02-07 19:42:25 Tree
[r187] by m0slevin

Checking in a decimal/binary fixed-point lib. Not thoroughly printed yet.

2015-02-07 19:39:16 Tree
[r186] by m0slevin

Backporting build and profiling script improvements from R1 back to trunk.

2014-10-18 01:41:44 Tree
[r185] by m0slevin

Adding arduino-specific types

2014-10-18 01:33:59 Tree
[r184] by m0slevin

Fixing a bunch of the scripts to add size profiling, manage mixed text/binary data, and deal with flavr-based simulation (vs. simavr)

2014-10-18 01:30:52 Tree
[r183] by m0slevin

-Backporting tickless timer fix to R1 from R2

2014-10-16 03:11:00 Tree
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