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cFE Integration candidate: 2021-05-11
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| ################################################################## | ||
| # | ||
| # Sub-script to generate a table file via elf2cfetbl | ||
| # | ||
| # This small script runs at build time (as opposed to prep time) | ||
| # which converts a static library (.a) with a single object into a | ||
| # table (.tbl) file | ||
| # | ||
| ################################################################## | ||
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| # | ||
| # Required passed in values: | ||
| # CMAKE_AR => path to "ar" utility for working with static lib files | ||
| # TBLTOOL => path to "elf2cfetbl" utility | ||
| # LIB => name of library file to convert | ||
| # | ||
| # This assumes/requires that the static library has a single object in it. | ||
| # Note, In newer versions of CMake an object library can be used. This workaround | ||
| # is intended to also be compatible with older CMake versions. | ||
| # | ||
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| # First run "ar t" to get the object file name, there should be only 1 file. | ||
| execute_process(COMMAND ${CMAKE_AR} t "${LIB}" | ||
| OUTPUT_VARIABLE OBJNAME | ||
| RESULT_VARIABLE RESULT | ||
| OUTPUT_STRIP_TRAILING_WHITESPACE | ||
| ) | ||
| if (NOT RESULT EQUAL 0) | ||
| message(FATAL_ERROR "Failure running ${CMAKE_AR} t ${LIB}") | ||
| endif() | ||
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| # Next run "ar x" to extract that file. | ||
| execute_process(COMMAND ${CMAKE_AR} x "${LIB}" "${OBJNAME}" | ||
| RESULT_VARIABLE RESULT | ||
| ) | ||
| if (NOT RESULT EQUAL 0) | ||
| message(FATAL_ERROR "Failure running ${CMAKE_AR} x ${LIB} ${OBJNAME}") | ||
| endif() | ||
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| # Finally invoke the table tool (elf2cfetbl) on the object | ||
| execute_process(COMMAND ${TBLTOOL} "${OBJNAME}" | ||
| RESULT_VARIABLE RESULT | ||
| ) | ||
| if (NOT RESULT EQUAL 0) | ||
| message(FATAL_ERROR "Failure running ${TBLTOOL}") | ||
| endif() | ||
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| message("Successfully converted ${LIB} to a CFE table") |
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| ########################################################################## | ||
| # | ||
| # CFE configuration options for OSAL | ||
| # CFE-specific configuration options for OSAL | ||
| # | ||
| # This file specifies the default values for various compile-time options | ||
| # supported by OSAL. These options can be further tuned by the specific | ||
| # OSAL and BSP selection, as well as the user application. | ||
| # This file specifies the CFE-specific values for various compile options | ||
| # supported by OSAL. | ||
| # | ||
| ########################################################################## | ||
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| ############################################################## | ||
| # Code/Feature Selection Options for the OSAL implementation | ||
| ############################################################## | ||
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| # OSAL_CONFIG_INCLUDE_NETWORK | ||
| # ---------------------------------- | ||
| # | ||
| # Whether to include the Network API | ||
| # | ||
| # If set TRUE, the the socket abstraction (if applicable on the platform) | ||
| # will be included. If set FALSE, then all calls to the network API will | ||
| # return OS_ERR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED. | ||
| # | ||
| # This can be set FALSE for platforms which do not have a network or | ||
| # IP stack available, or to save code space if the application does | ||
| # not use network resources. | ||
| # | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_INCLUDE_NETWORK TRUE) | ||
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| # | ||
| # OSAL_CONFIG_INCLUDE_DYNAMIC_LOADER | ||
| # ---------------------------------- | ||
| # | ||
| # Whether to include the capability of loading dynamic code objects | ||
| # | ||
| # This is normally set TRUE to support modularized applications on | ||
| # platforms which have this capability. | ||
| # | ||
| # For deployments which are always statically linked, this may be set | ||
| # FALSE for a smaller library size and reduced linking requirements. | ||
| # | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_INCLUDE_DYNAMIC_LOADER TRUE) | ||
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| # | ||
| # OSAL_CONFIG_INCLUDE_STATIC_LOADER | ||
| # ---------------------------------- | ||
| # | ||
| # Whether to include a compatibility "loader" for statically-linked objects | ||
| # | ||
| # This feature allows applications normally written for dynamic module loading | ||
| # operate transparently in a static link environment. If this is set TRUE, | ||
| # then the application must supply an object named "OS_STATIC_SYMBOL_TABLE" that | ||
| # contains the names and addresses of statically-linked symbols that should | ||
| # be known to the lookup/load functions. | ||
| # | ||
| # Note that modules "loaded" using this abstraction are still assigned a | ||
| # module ID and still require a slot in the module table even though | ||
| # no actual runtime loading is performed (see OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_MODULES). | ||
| # | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_INCLUDE_STATIC_LOADER TRUE) | ||
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| # | ||
| # OSAL_CONFIG_INCLUDE_SHELL | ||
| # ---------------------------------- | ||
| # | ||
| # Whether to include features which utilize the operating system shell. | ||
| # | ||
| # Remote Shell commands can be very powerful tool for remotely diagnosing | ||
| # and mitigating runtime issues in the field, but also have significant | ||
| # security implications. If this is set to "false" then shell functionality | ||
| # is disabled and OSAL functions which invoke the shell will return | ||
| # OS_ERR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED. | ||
| # | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_INCLUDE_SHELL FALSE) | ||
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| # OSAL has many configuration options, which may vary depending on the | ||
| # specific version of OSAL in use. The complete list of OSAL options, | ||
| # along with a description of each, can be found OSAL source in the file: | ||
| # | ||
| # OSAL_CONFIG_DEBUG_PERMISSIVE_MODE | ||
| # ---------------------------------- | ||
| # osal/default_config.cmake | ||
| # | ||
| # The OSAL_CONFIG_DEBUG_PERMISSIVE_MODE option controls how privileged operations | ||
| # are handled by the OSAL in the event that the user does not have sufficient permission. | ||
| # In particular this applies to task priorities and message queues. | ||
| # A CFE framework build utilizes mostly the OSAL default configuration. | ||
| # This file only contains a few specific overrides that tune for a debug | ||
| # environment, rather than a deployment environment. | ||
| # | ||
| # If set FALSE, then all permissions are enforced, and a failure due to lack of permission | ||
| # will cause a failure of the overall operation, which is passed back to the application. | ||
| # ALSO NOTE: There is also an arch-specific addendum to this file | ||
| # to allow further tuning on a per-arch basis, in the form of: | ||
| # | ||
| # If set to TRUE, this will treat some errors non-fatal and enable a graceful fallback, | ||
| # allowing the overall operation to complete in a reduced form. This makes the | ||
| # OSAL library compatible with a non-root (normal user mode) environment. | ||
| # ${TOOLCHAIN_NAME}_osconfig.cmake | ||
| # | ||
| # In the PC-Linux/Posix build, this means: | ||
| # - A message queue deeper than the maximum system limit will be silently truncated | ||
| # to the maximum system limit (no error). | ||
| # - If the user does not have permission to create elevated priority tasks, then the tasks will | ||
| # be created at the default priority (no error). | ||
| # See "native_osconfig.cmake" for options which apply only to "native" builds. | ||
| # | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_DEBUG_PERMISSIVE_MODE FALSE) | ||
| ########################################################################## | ||
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| # | ||
| # OSAL_CONFIG_DEBUG_PRINTF | ||
| # ---------------------------------- | ||
| # | ||
| # Controls inclusion of OS_DEBUG statements in the code | ||
| # | ||
| # If set FALSE, all OS_DEBUG statements are compiled out. | ||
| # | ||
| # If set TRUE, all the "OS_DEBUG" statements will be compiled in and displayed | ||
| # on the debug console. The statements may still be suppressed at runtime. | ||
| # | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_DEBUG_PRINTF TRUE) | ||
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| ############################################# | ||
| # Resource Limits for the OS API | ||
| ############################################# | ||
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| # The maximum number of concurrently-running tasks to support | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_TASKS 64) | ||
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| # The maximum number of queues to support | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_QUEUES 64) | ||
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| # The maximum number of counting semaphores to support | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_COUNT_SEMAPHORES 20) | ||
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| # The maximum number of binary semaphores to support | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_BIN_SEMAPHORES 20) | ||
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| # The maximum number of mutexes to support | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_MUTEXES 20) | ||
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| # The maximum number of loadable modules to support | ||
| # Note that emulating module loading for statically-linked objects also | ||
| # requires a slot in this table, as it still assigns an OSAL ID. | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_MODULES 20) | ||
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| # The maximum number of time base objects (reference for timers) | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_TIMEBASES 5) | ||
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| # The maximum number of user timers / app callbacks that can be registered | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_TIMERS 10) | ||
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| # The maximum number of concurrently open file descriptors to support | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_NUM_OPEN_FILES 50) | ||
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| # The maximum number of concurrently open directory descriptors to support | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_NUM_OPEN_DIRS 4) | ||
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| # The maximum number of file systems that can be managed by OSAL | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_FILE_SYSTEMS 14) | ||
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| # The maximum length for a file name, including any extension | ||
| # (This does not include the directory part) | ||
| # This length must include an extra character for NULL termination. | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_FILE_NAME 20) | ||
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| # Maximum length for an virtual path name (virtual directory + file) | ||
| # This length must include an extra character for NULL termination. | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_PATH_LEN 64) | ||
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| # Maximum length allowed for a object (task,queue....) name | ||
| # This length must include an extra character for NULL termination. | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_API_NAME 20) | ||
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| # Maximum length of a symbol name for OS_SymbolLookup() | ||
| # This length must include an extra character for NULL termination. | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_SYM_LEN 64) | ||
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| # Maximum length of a network socket address | ||
| # This is only relevant if network support is included, and the | ||
| # required length depends on the address families in use | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_SOCKADDR_MAX_LEN 28) | ||
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| # Maximum length of a single message produced by OS_printf() | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_PRINTF_BUFFER_SIZE 172) | ||
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| # Maximum number of OS_printf() messages that will be buffered | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_PRINTF_BUFFER_DEPTH 100) | ||
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| # Priority level of a console output helper task | ||
| # ------------------------ | ||
| # | ||
| # Set logically low (high number) to maximize performance. | ||
| # - Messages from OS_printf() may show on the console with some delay | ||
| # but should have minimal impact to real time tasks. | ||
| # For CFE builds this can be helpful during debugging as it will display more | ||
| # specific error messages for various OSAL error/warning events, such as if a | ||
| # module cannot be loaded or a file cannot be opened for some reason. | ||
| # | ||
| # Set logically high (low number) for debugging | ||
| # - Messages from OS_printf() will have more timely output, but may | ||
| # adversely impact real time tasks. | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_UTILITYTASK_PRIORITY 245) | ||
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| # Stack size of console output task. | ||
| # | ||
| # This applies to RTOS layers with precise stack control, | ||
| # normally not necessary to change this unless the task implementation | ||
| # changes. | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_UTILITYTASK_STACK_SIZE 2048) | ||
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| # The size of a command that can be passed to the underlying OS | ||
| # This length must include an extra character for NULL termination. | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_MAX_CMD_LEN 1000) | ||
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| # The maximum depth of an OSAL message queue. | ||
| # On some implementations this may affect the overall OSAL memory footprint | ||
| # so it may be beneficial to set this limit accordingly. | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_QUEUE_MAX_DEPTH 50) | ||
| set(OSAL_CONFIG_DEBUG_PRINTF TRUE) |
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