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[r328] by m0slevin

Refactoring kernel headers to support the mark3c, C-language binding lib.

2016-02-19 02:43:26 Tree
[r327] by m0slevin

Add code in mark3c to automagically generate the size of kernel objects when declared in C. This should allow mark3c to run on all supported targets.

2016-02-19 02:41:33 Tree
[r326] by m0slevin

Beginnings of Mark3C library -- Mark3 with C-language bindings. Preliminary work supports AVR only, needs further development for MSP/ARM support.

2016-02-17 02:52:32 Tree
[r325] by m0slevin

Adding missing "stddef.h" define for arduino port, necessary for autoalloc support.

2016-02-11 00:37:32 Tree
[r324] by m0slevin

- Adding placement-new operator for all kernel object types, allowing for them to be dynamically allocated from user-created heaps, without overriding global new/free
- Added helper methods to AutoAlloc class for allocating/initializing kernel objects (wrapper functions for placement-new)

2016-02-10 03:39:09 Tree
[r323] by m0slevin

-Adding compile-time error macro to demos that only build with KERNEL_USE_IDLE_FUNC
-Prevent ARM targets from building with KERNEL_USE_IDLE_FUNC by default, but set as default for AVR and MSP430

2016-02-08 03:16:02 Tree
[r322] by m0slevin

Fixing unit tests for tick-based timer compatibility.

2016-02-08 02:30:23 Tree
[r321] by m0slevin

-Updating manual and readme to reflect new configuration scripts
-Updating lab code to use correct stack sizes as part of thread init.

2016-02-08 02:16:13 Tree
[r320] by m0slevin

- Renaming cm0/stm32f0 port to cm0/generic (modifying related scripts as well)
- All cortex-m targets to build without external library depenencies, based on ARM's BSD-licensed CMSIS headers
- Cleaned up cortex-m platform.mak files, removing references to external paths

2016-02-07 03:04:24 Tree
[r319] by m0slevin

Adding missing atmega2560 builds

2016-02-06 02:13:45 Tree
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