* [WIN32-MingW Demo] Add tick type width definition based on compiler type.(32bit/64bit)
32bit TickType_t is used if compiler is MinGW32. 64bit TickType_t is used if compiler is MinGW64.
Reason of change: Before this change, 32bit TickType_t is always used in MinGW demo. It is inefficient for 64bit compiler. In addition, MinGW64 reported warnings for the cast operation between TickType_t and (void *) pointer because of different width. 64bit TickType_t should be used instead of 32bit if compiler is 64bit.
* [WIN32-MingW Demo] Change printf() format specifiers from %u to %llu.
Reason of change: %u specifier corrupts 64bit tick count because it supports only 32bit value. %llu can be used for both of 64bit value and 32bit value.(After casting to 64bit)
* [WIN32-MingW Demo] Change type of some variables from uint32_t to UBaseType_t.
Reason of change: These variables are cast to/from pointer type in existing codes. 64bit compiler(MinGW64) reports warnings for the cast operations between uint32_t and pointer type. UBaseType_t solves those warnings because it has same width as pointer type on both of MinGW32 and MinGW64.
* [WIN32-MingW Demo] Change type of some variables from uint32_t to UBaseType_t.
Same change as previous commit is applied to source codes which are built only on Debug configuration.
* [WIN32-MingW Demo] Add brackets to the condition in #if statement. Behavior is not changed. Reason of change is to follow coding style guide of FreeRTOS.
* Update "FreeRTOS/Source" submodule(FreeRTOS-kernel) to #1008.
* [WIN32-MingW Demo] Change type of one more variable from uint32_t to UBaseType_t.
Additional modification for solving compiler warnings for the cast operation on MinGW64.
* Update FreeRTOS-kernel submodule version in manifest.yml.
* Modify prefix of variables to follow coding style guide.
* Code review suggestions
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* Add in a Cortex R5F MPU demo for the Hercules RM57 Development Kit.
* Add in a Cortex R4F MPU demo for the Hercules RM46 Development Kit.
* Provide a Code Composer Studio (CCS) project for running these demos.
* Provide a CMakeLists.txt file to allow for compilation of the demos without use of an IDE.
* Add a CI-CD build of these demos using CMake with Fetch-Content.
* Include necessary README to explain the new demos.
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This PR enables the FreeRTOS Posix Blinky GCC Demo to be used without the configUSE_TRACE_FACILITY enabled. It is achieved by using `-DNO_TRACING=1` CMake option to disable tracing. By default, -DNO_TRACING is set to 0, and the tracing is enabled.
* Add register test tasks to the CORTEX_MPS2_QEMU_IAR GCC and IAR builds.
* Update header comment in the two added files.
* Fix header checks
* Fix build issue
* update IAR version
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* To assist debugging, update a subset of demos to store the line number on which an error is detected rather than just storing a boolean as to whether an error detected or not.
* Correct return value of xAreInterruptSemaphoreTasksStillRunning() made incorrect by the prior commit.
* Uncrustify: triggered by comment.
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* Add in a comment of the step name on the Install Dependencies job step to create a nicer log on github
* See if we can use the owner of the repo as the check for if the CBMC proofs should run
* Allow manually running the CBMC proofs
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This commit updates the CMock unit tests according to the changes introduced
to https://github.com/FreeRTOS/FreeRTOS-Kernel/pull/982.
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* Update unit test for vTaskEndScheduler change
* test_coverage_vTaskDelete_scheduler_not_running is removed due to vTaskDelete implementation change
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Add x64 configuration to Win32-MSVC demo.
This was originally contributed in this PR - #1139
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Bring the change of CMock configuration in directory tasks
to all other directories.
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* Update kernel
Update kernel to bring in a fix for MSP430 task initialization.
* msp430_GCC: Decrease heap size to avoid stack overflow
With 1800 bytes allocated to the heap, the stack overflows while
initializing tasks. Decrease the heap size so we have a bit more space
for the initial stack. We are using most of the heap, so 100 bytes is
about as much as we can decrease it by.
The line 'Copyright (C) 2020 Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All Rights Reserved.'
used to have two spaces between the first and second sentences.
This would cause the header check to fail due to the copyright regex located
ab999f9624/.github/scripts/core_checker.py (L396)
- Removed the function scope 'xPort' variable within FreeRTOS+CLI task in order for task to use the static file scope 'xPort' variable.
- Added a prototype of vOutputString in UARTCommandConsole.c
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