Reverts the type changes for the array size variables, as `size_t` is needed
in the function calls `fib_get_next_hop` and `fib_get_destination_set`.
Fixes 475a55136a
Only minor changes are required to make the kernel 64 bit compatible.
Most of the changes are either DEBUG/printf formatting or different types for void pointer casting.
The only other change is the type of the `data` member in priority_queue_node_t, as `data` must be able to store a pointer.
For current architectures, the assumption `sizeof(unsigned int) == sizeof(void *)` holds, but not for 64 bit.
Therefore, the type is changed to `uintptr_t', which has the same size for the current architectures, but can also store a pointer in 64 bits.
Also complete and explain `PROGRAMMER=`, `OPENOCD_DEBUG_ADAPTER=`, and
`OPENOCD_RESET_USE_CONNECT_ASSERT_SRST=` when using zsh.
Co-authored-by: benpicco <benpicco@googlemail.com>
When using OpenOCD RTT (real-time transfer) for stdio with
`USEMODULE=stdio_rtt make ...`, it is no longer possible to debug
while being connected to stdio. By also opening gdb at RIOT's default
GDB port, `make debug-client` can be used to connect from GDB to the
OpenOCD instance providing stdio via RTT.
Sometimes we want to roll-back to a previous firmware version.
To do so we need a higher riotbot version numbers still.
Add an update command to the riotboot_gen_hdr tool so that an existing
firmware image can be re-rolled out with a new version number.
This adds command completion that, when manually installed, provides
RIOT-aware command completion for `make` in zsh. The completion
supports:
- most commonly used `make` goals including a help text
- most commonly used `make` variables (such as `BOARD=`, `LTO=`,
`BUILD_IN_DOCKER=`, `TOOLCHAIN=`)
- possible values for these variables, including a list of boards
detected at runtime to complete `BOARD=`
Co-authored-by: mguetschow <mikolai.guetschow@tu-dresden.de>
Parameter `num` of `mtd_write_page_raw` is the number of bytes to be written, which is the number of sectors to be written`count` multiplied by the pages per sector `mtd->pages_per_sector` and the page size `mtd->page_size`.
