Newer Newlib versions use different functions to implement integer-only versions
of printf/scanf. Our stubs were modified to take advantage of these changes and
keep the code size low in integer-only versions of eLua.
- AVR32 platform converted to use the new build system
- new section in configuration: 'build'. Used to set predefined
build parameters (such as allocator, target, boot mode...)
- LPC288x platform converted to the new build system
- changed generation for the 'extmem' attribute
- added combined attributes (validated against two or more possible types)
Fixed bug reported by Tim Van der Hulst:
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dofile('/mmc/test.lua') -- OK
require('test') -- Fail!!
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/mmc
test.txt 5 bytes
gprs.lua 2910 bytes
util.lua 385 bytes
test.lua 385 bytes
Total on /mmc: 3685 bytes
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Error: [string "xmodem"]:23: module 'test' not found:
no field package.preload['test']
no file '/mmc/test.lua;/mmc/test.lc;/rom/test.lua;/rom/test.lc'
no file '/mmc/test.lc;/rom/test.lua;/rom/test.lc'
no file '/rom/test.lua;/rom/test.lc'
no file '/rom/test.lc'
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The problem was actually in the way read-only strings were created. If a read-only
string creation call specified a size which was different than the actual (C) size
of the string, the string didn't get null-terminated, which in turn led to some
interesting errors (like the one above).
- more build configuration attributes (allocator, target)
- more sanity checks
- more color in the builder
- 'romfs' is now a separate builder target, not a function being called separately
- added mappings for the configurator attributes
This should really be more than one commit, but I wrote everything in one
shot and I don't feel like arranging the changes logically into different
commits. So, these are the changes:
- added WOFS (Write Once File System). This is a writeable file system that
exists in the MCU's internal Flash memory and allows files to be written,
but only once, in a single shot. More details to follow.
- the platform interface has a new MCU flash access interface.
- added WOFS "reference implementations" for two CPUs: LM3S8962 and
STM32F103RE. They are easily extendable to other CPUs in the same platform
and can be taken as a model for other platforms.
- the ROMFS file layout in memory was slightly changed.
- the simulator (src/platform/sim) got a new function (lseek).
- shell: now each shell command receives its arguments in a C-main-style
(argc, argv) pair. This was originally Marcelo's idea and it finally
made it to the master (although this particular implementation is mine),
after I got fed up with all the argument parsing in the shell functions.
- new shell command: wofmt ("formats" a WOFS, effectively clearing it).
- a couple of small fixes in the shell code
1. the filename for 'recv <filename>' was not set correctly
2. error messages for 'cp' were not always correct
3. check for copy errors and issue a message accordingly
All the functions that implement a FS receive the instance data
of the FS (given at registration time to dm_register) as their
last argument. ROMFS was changed to take advantage of this.
