Upstream lua has many instances of discarding cont qualifiers through
explicit casting. This disables the warnigns for the package so that
they don't show up when one enables -Wno-cast-qual globally.
Jerryscript was never using INCLUDES so never having the 'newlib-nano' or llvm
includes. It prevented working with `llvm`.
Disable unsupported warnings for ESP32 and ESP8266 newlib that show when
using system includes.
* tested newlib version for ESP32 is 2.2.0
* tested newlib version for ESP8266 is 3.0.0
Build into the BINDIR directory instead of the source repository.
This makes 'clean' work as expected without other intervention.
Also it goes in the direction of having the package source repository
board independent.
Remove unknown rules from .PHONY.
Make 'all' be the default target for jerryscript and execute `all` target.
This way no definition order issue could happen in the future.
Do not include Makefile.base as 'DIRS' are not used here.
Also if 'all' target was to be used, there would be two rules creating
`$(BINDIR)/jerryscript.a`.
By default `Makefile.jerryscript` executes `libjerry` as it is the first
target.
The -Wno-sometimes-uninitialized suppression seems to no longer be
necessary. Removing it as it may mask a real bug.
If the problem reappears, and if the comment is correct about it
being only in an unused function, then instead of adding the CFLAG,
it should be fixed locally via a patch.
Nimble contains a couple of casts that discard alignment information.
This causes a warning with clang's -Wno-address-of-packed-member.
A previous PR (#10503) supressed that warning. This commit re-enables
them and provides a patch to fix the offending code.
The fix has been submitted upstream, see
https://github.com/apache/mynewt-nimble/pull/252
From lwIP CHANGELOG
(STABLE-2.1.2):
++ Bugfixes:
2018-11-21: Jens Nielsen
* netbiosns.c: fix expecting too large packet (bug #55069)
2018-11-19: Dirk Ziegelmeier
* smtp.c: fix compiling with strict C compatibility because of strnlen (bug #55034)
2018-11-12: Simon Goldschmidt
* tcp.c: fix overflow check in tcp_recved triggering invalid assertion (bug #55015)
2018-11-12: Simon Goldschmidt
* tcp.c: fix a bug in sending RST segments (sent from port 0)
(STABLE-2.1.1):
++ Bugfixes:
2018-11-01: Joan Lledó
* sockets.c: fix bad assertion in lwip_poll_dec_sockets_used() (bug #54933)
2018-11-01: Dirk Ziegelmeier
* ip4.c: don't send 127.* to default netif (bug #54670)
2018-10-23: David Girault
* altcp_tls_mbedtls.c: fix use-after free (bug #54774)
2018-10-23: Ognjen Bjelica, Dirk Ziegelmeier
* snmp_scalar.c: Avoid NULL pointer dereference (bug #54886)
2018-10-23: Simon Goldschmidt
* Fix missing standard includes in multiple files
2018-10-17: Ivan Warren
* def.h: fix casting htonX and ntohX to u16_t (bug #54850)
2018-10-12: Simon Goldschmidt
* Revert "tcp_abandon: no need to buffer pcb->local_port" (fix that source port was 0 for RST
called when aborting a connection)
2018-10-11: Jonas Rabenstein
* tcp.c: tcp_recved: check for overflow and warn about too big values (patch #9699)
2018-10-06: Joan Lledó
* sockets.c: alloc_socket(): Check for LWIP_SOCKET_POLL when setting select-
related variables (patch #9696)
2018-10-04: Spencer
* tcp.c: Update prev pointer when skipping entries in tcp_slowtmr (patch #9694)
2018-09-27: Martine Lenders
* lowpan6.c: Fix IEEE 802.15.4 address setting (bug #54749)
This brings 802.15.4 support for native to lwIP. I used this to find
[this bug][1] and thought it might also be useful upstream. Downside:
There is no automated test for it yet.
[1]: https://savannah.nongnu.org/bugs/?54749
This release fixed some bugs related to disabling float support in the
parser.
The float support is now optional and can be enabled by including the
tinycbor_float module. This allows for compiling on AVR as that platform
doesn't support the float specific defines used by tinycbor.
- better handler duty cycle restriction of the MAC when joining and sending
- remove state attribute and rely on internal loramac busy state
- don't join if already joined
Use fixed identity when applying patches, it fixes issues when they are
not set in the build computer or if HOME is not exported.
The commits are only used in the build system so adding the building user
information is useless.
Without this disabled `nanosleep()` is used, which isn't provided for
most our platforms (though the header `<time.h>` is).
Furthermore, that macro is only used in that instance throughout the
JerryScript codebase.
When building `nimble` with LLVM/clang the function
`ble_ll_adv_active_chanset_is_sec()` in `ble_ll_adv.c` is reported to
be unused, it is used within an assertions and `ifdef`s within that
file though. So this just disables that warning.
