This would have caught the reduction in header padding with LLD 14.
In theory, we could just get rid of the hard-coded kernel CPU address
ranges altogether and use ksupport.elf as the one source of truth; the
code already exists in dyld. The actual base address of the file would
still need to be forwarded to the kernel-side libunwind glue, though,
as there doesn't seem to be a clean way to get the equivalent of
KSUPPORT_HEADER_SIZE through the linker script. I have left this as-is
with the hard-coded KERNELCPU_… constants for now.
This fixes an issue where TCP issues are not retransmitted when only
some packets in a burst are acknowledged. This causes smoltcp to never
make progress and hang.
Signed-off-by: Jonathan Coates <jonathan.coates@oxionics.com>
Main changes:
Deal with interfaces now being generic over mediums, update interface name
and initialisation.
Interfaces now own their sockets. So we store a reference to the Interface
instead of the SocketSet in Scheduler and IO.
Sockets are no longer reference counted. We never called the function to
increase the socket's reference count, so now we just remove it where it
was previously released. This will result in the socket being dropped at
a different time, but I think that should be fine.
Tested firmware upload to the bootloader and spamming artiq_coremgmt log
calls to download the log from the firmware.
Signed-off-by: Michael Birtwell <michael.birtwell@oxionics.com>
Ported from:
M-Labs/artiq-zynq#162
This includes new API for exception handling, some refactoring to avoid
code duplication for exception structures, and modified protocols to
send nested exceptions and avoid string allocation.
This also updates / is a prerequisite for updating smoltcp.
Rationale for changes made:
* compiler_builtins is now shipped in the rust prefix.
* rustc's libpanic_unwind no longer works for us because it
has a hard dependency on Box (and it's a horrible hack);
fortunately, we only ever needed a personality function
from it.
* panic and oom handlers are now set in a completely different
way.
* allocators are quite different (and finally stable).
* NLL caused internal compiler errors in runtime, so code using
NLL was rewritten to not rely on it and it was turned off.
After this commit, error handling does not normally allocate
(session::Error::{Load,Unexpected} still allocate, but those two
are very rare).
Good riddance to libstd_artiq.
This closes an old and horrible issue in that some code in ksupport
may implicitly try to allocate and we'll never know until it crashes
at runtime inside liballoc_stub.
This also removes liballoc_stub.
This also removes ReadExt and WriteExt from libproto.
Hooray!