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CI fails due to formatting; #83 will fix this. |
With the feature panic_handler_crash, a panic would previously have tried to print details (depending on other features) before calling the RIOT panic. This feature's purpose is to shut down everything ASAP, so instead it now also bypasses these prints, allowing the compiler to also remove the check for whether an interrupt is active.
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Rebased onto #83 now; commit list thus shows unrelated commits. |
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Changes pulled by this are: * optimizations around panicking <RIOT-OS/rust-riot-wrappers#82> * administrative changes (CI fixes)
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One or more small tunings toward enhanced binary size
Thread::get_name(): On a DEVELHELP=0 minimal example, this saves 700 byte binary. (rust_begin_unwind would otherwise construct a Rust str out of a cstr, when normally it can know all arguments to write_str).