This drops special handling for Mac OS (X) `native`, which is not
supported anymore anyway and causing issues when building for
non-`native` targets on Mac OS.
When using a toolchain with built-in POSIX thread support, static C++ constructors use a static mutex variable which is initialized with `pthread_once` when first used. However, since RIOT's `pthread_once_t` type is different from that in newlib's `pthread`, which is assumed by GCC, RIOT crashes as soon as static constructors are used.
Changing the `pthread_once_t` type to be compatible with newlib's `pthread_once_t` type solves the problem and allows the RIOT `pthread` modules to be used even with toolchains with built-in POSIX thread support.
This enables 'pthread' support on arduino.
avr-libc C90 'time.h' does not include 'sys/types.h' as POSIX expects it.
However, the type previously defined conflicts with the one in
'cpu/atmega_common/avr_libc_extra/include/sys/types.h' when both are
included, so include 'sys/types.h'.
Maybe it should alway be included by 'time.h' but this
would need its specific review.
Missing malloc.h and clock_id_t were causing issues to build.
It was tested with this configuration:
- linux ubuntu 14.04.5
- arduino-mega2560 board
- avr-libc-1.8.0-4.1
This change was needed to build iotivity example
Bug: https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT/issues/6241
Change-Id: I82ce246093b3467dfe9746f999bcc9335dbb65f6
Signed-off-by: Philippe Coval <philippe.coval@osg.samsung.com>
Instead of using differing integer types use kernel_pid_t for process
identifier. This type is introduced in a new header file to avoid
circular dependencies.
The pthread header files aren't in the doxygen page anymore after #1137,
because I `@file`'d the `.c` files, not the `.h` files.
This change moves doxygen boilerplate.
Closes#1199.
