Checking the ToneAlarm under AP_HAL_Linux(BBBMINI is using that) I realize was using old kernek
3.9 device tree, so I updated to 4.X - this will affect only BBBMINI and
Blue boards.
musl implements `sched_*` following the posix standard,
where `sched_setschedule` is used for process scheduling.
Linux implementation defines `sched_*` functions based in
the thread scheduler and not with the process.
Using `pthread_*` should be used to follow such standard.
Ref: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/
From: https://www.openwall.com/lists/musl/2016/03/01/5
> ... Linux does not provide a way
> to set scheduling parameters for a _process_, only for threads. The
> sched_setscheduler syscall is documented as taking a pid but actually
> takes a thread id and only operates on that thread. glibc just ignores
> this and provides sched_* functions that do the wrong thing.
This can be fixed by using `pthread_setschedparam` and requesting the current
thread id via `pthread_self`.
Signed-off-by: Patrick José Pereira <patrickelectric@gmail.com>
This allows more channels to be passed to RCInput_UDP protocol while
also allowing less than 8 channels - this is similar to the approach
used by SITL in which the packet size is used to figure out the number
of channels.
- Move macros to functions and improve explanation about logic behind it
- Break code in functions to make it more readable
- Add doxygen comments about functions and how they work in a comprehensive manner
- Improve general code maintainability
Signed-off-by: Patrick José Pereira <patrickelectric@gmail.com>
Uusally problems evidence themsleves with stdin not working correctly -
for example, "git add -p" skipping through all queries as if the
user was just pressing enter.
The Raspberry Pi 4 uses a new BCM cpu, the BCM2711 with
a peripheral base address of 0xFE000000
Signed-off-by: Patrick José Pereira <patrickelectric@gmail.com>
Make sure to clear CBAUD before setting the baud and disable
input modifications.
Fix for #12162
This change removes input options that can modify the input data stream.
INLCR: map new line to carriage return
ICRNL: map carriage return to new line
IUCLC: map upper case to lower case
IGNCR: ignore carriage return
BRKINT: send SIGINT on serial break
Using the string template to determine the size of the array to print
into strikes issues as varargs passes the stack variables as integer
types, so the perceived range is larger.
this allows Linux boards to trigger an external script on GPIO
writes. This can be hooked up to relays with either RC options or
mavlink or mission items to trigger actions that can be scripted
Andrew Tridgell
Jacob Walser
bugobliterator
Vinicius Juvinski
Peter Barker
Patrick José Pereira
Isaac Ault
mhefny
Lucas De Marchi
Andy Piper
Daniel Magree
Michael du Breuil
Mirko Denecke