os/posix: port of the posix implementation to macOS (take 2)#1161
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os/posix: port of the posix implementation to macOS (take 2)#1161
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Adds a continuous integration check to ensure new commits adhere to standard format. Some minor format fix
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CCB 13 October 2022: May be best to close for now and reopen if need arises. Some issues introduced on Linux. @dzbaker will investigate further. |
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Closing as discussed at CCB. Will reopen if need arises. |
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Describe the contribution
This is an improved version of the previous macOS-related PR: #352. Since 2020, the improvements in the OSAL's build system made it possible to reuse most of the Linux/POSIX layer and reduce the size of the diff to just a few lines plus the addition of several small libraries that are missing on macOS.
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Expected behavior changes
With this change, it should be possible to run the cFS OSAL on macOS.
Related nice-to-have and non-blocking issues:
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Additional context
I am not sure how much the macOS port is relevant to the community. This work still needs discussion (5-10 trivial-to-medium discussion items) and I clearly need someone from the cFS team to support this effort.
Third party code
I have left a comment on the
mqueue.hfile that points to the book where the implementation was adapted from.Contributor Info - All information REQUIRED for consideration of pull request
Stanislav Pankevich, Personal.
The individual CLA has been signed.