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Re: Re: RedBoot "set MAC address" API?

From: "wang cui" <iucgnaw at msn dot com>
To: sg at sgs dot gomel dot by
Cc: gary at mlbassoc dot com, ecos-discuss at ecos dot sourceware dot org
Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 01:31:24 +0000
Subject: Re: [ECOS] Re: RedBoot "set MAC address" API?
Bcc:

And what's fails at all? Is it Jade or any TeX wrapper? Often `pdfjadetex' is just a symlink on `pdftex'.

Does such a stage pass:
	mkdir -p /tmp/ecos-doc
	cd /tmp/ecos-doc
	$ECOS_REPOSITORY/../doc/sgml/makemakefile
	make html

Thanks for your reply!
As I wrote before, I only get "openjade" installed in my CygWin:
---------------------------------------------------------------------
e202115@CH67LTFK8CN1X /cygdrive/c/anon_cvs/ecos/doc/sgml
$ which jade
jade: Command not found.

e202115@CH67LTFK8CN1X /cygdrive/c/anon_cvs/ecos/doc/sgml
$ which openjade
/usr/bin/openjade
---------------------------------------------------------------------

When I try "make html", it reports as below:

---------------------------------------------------------------------
e202115@CH67LTFK8CN1X ~
$ cd /cygdrive/c/anon_cvs/ecos/doc/sgml/

e202115@CH67LTFK8CN1X /cygdrive/c/anon_cvs/ecos/doc/sgml $ make html cp ./../../packages/devs/eth/synth/ecosynth/current/doc/overview.png ./../../pa ckages/devs/watchdog/synth/current/doc/asleep.png ./../../packages/devs/watchdog /synth/current/doc/awake.png ./../../packages/hal/synth/arch/current/doc/filter s.png ./../../packages/hal/synth/arch/current/doc/layout.png ./../../packages/ha l/synth/arch/current/doc/menu_edit.png ./../../packages/hal/synth/arch/current/d oc/menu_file.png ./../../packages/hal/synth/arch/current/doc/menu_help.png ./../ ../packages/hal/synth/arch/current/doc/menu_view.png ./../../packages/hal/synth/ arch/current/doc/preferences.png ./../../packages/hal/synth/arch/current/doc/scr een_main.png ./../../packages/hal/synth/arch/current/doc/synth-io-overview.png ./../../packages/io/i2c/current/doc/i2c_hw.png ./../../packages/io/spi/current/ doc/spi_net.png ./../../packages/io/usb/eth/slave/current/doc/simple.png ./../. ./packages/io/usb/eth/slave/current/doc/tcpip.png ./../../packages/services/pro file/gprof/current/doc/gprofrun.png . openjade -t sgml -i html -d ./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl#html ecos-r ef.sgml openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:1:55:W: cannot generate system identifier for public text "-//OASIS//DTD DocBook V3.1//EN" openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:53:0:E: reference to entity "BOOK" for which no system id entifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:1:0: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:53:0:E: DTD did not contain element declaration for docum ent type name openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:55:9:E: there is no attribute "ID" openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:55:19:E: element "BOOK" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:56:11:E: element "BOOKINFO" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:57:10:E: element "TITLE" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:59:14:E: element "COPYRIGHT" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:60:11:E: element "YEAR" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:61:11:E: element "YEAR" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:62:11:E: element "YEAR" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:63:11:E: element "YEAR" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:64:11:E: element "YEAR" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:65:11:E: element "YEAR" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:66:13:E: element "HOLDER" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:67:13:E: element "HOLDER" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:68:13:E: element "HOLDER" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:69:13:E: element "HOLDER" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:70:13:E: element "HOLDER" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:71:13:E: element "HOLDER" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:74:16:E: element "LEGALNOTICE" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:75:7:E: element "TITLE" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:76:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:79:11:E: there is no attribute "URL" openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:79:48:E: element "ULINK" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:81:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:85:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:91:16:E: element "LEGALNOTICE" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:92:12:E: element "TITLE" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:13:W: cannot generate system identifier for general en tity "reg" openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:13:E: general entity "reg" not defined and no default entity openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:16:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system id entifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:32:W: cannot generate system identifier for general en tity "trade" openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:32:E: general entity "trade" not defined and no defaul t entity openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:37:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:94:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:94:13:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system id entifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:95:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:95:13:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system id entifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:95:29:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system id entifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:95:41:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system id entifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:95:54:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:95:67:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:96:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:96:22:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system id entifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:96:42:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:97:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:97:18:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:98:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:98:16:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system id entifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:99:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:99:17:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system id entifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:100:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:100:13:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:100:33:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:101:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:101:13:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:102:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:102:15:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:102:28:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:102:42:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:102:60:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:102:78:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:103:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:103:19:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:103:35:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:104:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:104:15:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:105:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:105:22:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:105:41:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:106:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:106:19:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:106:33:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:106:50:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:106:70:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:107:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:107:14:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:107:29:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:107:43:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:107:54:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:107:64:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:107:77:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:107:94:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:108:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:108:18:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:108:33:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:109:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:109:13:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:109:25:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:109:38:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:109:55:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:109:72:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:109:87:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:109:107:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no syste m identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:110:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:110:20:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:110:34:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:110:52:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:111:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:111:25:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:111:41:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:111:54:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:111:74:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:112:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:112:17:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:112:37:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:113:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:113:15:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:114:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:114:15:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:115:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:115:26:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:115:43:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:116:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:116:18:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:116:37:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:117:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:117:27:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:117:40:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:117:61:E: reference to entity "trade" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:31: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:118:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:118:17:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:119:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:119:14:E: reference to entity "reg" for which no system i dentifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:93:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:120:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:123:18:E: element "LEGALNOTICE" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:124:6:E: element "TITLE" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:125:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:126:73:E: element "ULINK" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:130:54:E: element "ULINK" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:132:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:133:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:136:1:W: cannot generate system identifier for general en tity "ldquo" openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:136:1:E: general entity "ldquo" not defined and no defaul t entity openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:136:6:E: reference to entity "ldquo" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:136:0: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:136:13:W: cannot generate system identifier for general e ntity "rdquo" openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:136:13:E: general entity "rdquo" not defined and no defau lt entity openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:136:18:E: reference to entity "rdquo" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:136:12: entity was defined here openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:141:5:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:152:8:E: there is no attribute "ID" openjade:ecos-ref.sgml:152:18:E: element "TOC" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:37:9:E: there is no att ribute "ID" openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:37:17:E: element "PART" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:38:8:E: element "TITLE" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:42:15:E: there is no at tribute "ID" openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:42:32:E: element "REFEN TRY" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:44:12:E: element "REFME TA" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:45:18:E: element "REFEN TRYTITLE" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:48:15:E: element "REFNA MEDIV" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:49:14:E: element "REFNA ME" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:50:17:E: element "REFPU RPOSE" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:55:17:E: there is no at tribute "ID" openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:55:46:E: element "REFSE CT1" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:56:12:E: element "TITLE " undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:57:11:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:61:18:E: element "ORDER EDLIST" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:62:17:E: element "LISTI TEM" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:62:23:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:66:17:E: element "LISTI TEM" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:66:23:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:70:17:E: element "LISTI TEM" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:70:23:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:74:17:E: element "LISTI TEM" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:74:23:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:78:17:E: element "LISTI TEM" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:78:23:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:82:11:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:92:11:E: element "PARA" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:110:11:E: element "PARA " undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:113:9:E: element "FUNCT ION" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:114:9:E: element "FUNCT ION" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:117:30:W: cannot genera te system identifier for general entity "micro" openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:117:30:E: general entit y "micro" not defined and no default entity openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:117:35:E: reference to entity "micro" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:117:29: entity was defi ned here openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:119:9:E: element "FUNCT ION" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:125:11:E: element "PARA " undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:129:22:E: reference to entity "micro" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:117:29: entity was defi ned here openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:139:44:E: element "FUNC TION" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:144:11:E: element "PARA " undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:153:9:E: element "FUNCT ION" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:156:9:E: element "FUNCT ION" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:166:45:E: element "REFS ECT1" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:167:12:E: element "TITL E" undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:168:11:E: element "PARA " undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:178:11:E: element "PARA " undefined openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:182:8:E: element "VARNA ME" undefined 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openjade:./../../packages/kernel/current/doc/kernel.sgml:265:42:E: element "LINK " undefined openjade:I: maximum number of errors (200) reached; change with -E option openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:56:73:W: cannot generate system identifier for public text "-//James Clark//DTD DSSSL Style Sheet//EN" openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:60:95:W: cannot generate system identifier for public text "-//Norman Walsh//DOCUMENT DocBook HTML Stylesheet// EN" openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:66:0:E: reference to entity "ST YLE-SHEET" for which no system identifier could be generated openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:56:0: entity was defined here openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:66:0:E: DTD did not contain ele ment declaration for document type name openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:60:0:E: notation "DSSSL" for en tity "docbook.dsl" undefined openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:68:12:E: element "STYLE-SHEET" undefined openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:75:24:E: there is no attribute "ID" openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:75:35:E: there is no attribute "USE" openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:75:44:E: element "STYLE-SPECIFI CATION" undefined openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:76:25:E: element "STYLE-SPECIFI CATION-BODY" undefined openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:101:27:E: there is no attribute "ID" openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:101:46:E: there is no attribute "DOCUMENT" openjade:./../../packages/pkgconf/stylesheet.dsl:101:59:E: element "EXTERNAL-SPE CIFICATION" undefined openjade:E: specification document does not have the DSSSL architecture as a bas e architecture openjade:E: no style-specification or external-specification with ID "HTML" eCos Reference Manual

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     Red Hat, Inc.
     Nick Garnett (eCosCentric)
     Jonathan Larmour (eCosCentric)
     Andrew Lunn (Ascom)
     Gary Thomas (MLB Associates)
     Bart Veer (eCosCentric)


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The eCos Kernel

Kernel Overview


         Kernel
     Overview of the eCos Kernel

         Description
     The kernel is one of the key packages in all of eCos. It provides the
core functionality needed for developing multi-threaded applications:

The ability to create new threads in the system, either during sta rtup or when the system is already running.

       Control over the various threads in the system, for example
manipulating their priorities.

A choice of schedulers, determining which thread should currently be running.

       A range of synchronization primitives, allowing threads to interact
and share data safely.

Integration with the system's support for interrupts and exceptions.


     In some other operating systems the kernel provides additional
functionality. For example the kernel may also provide memory
allocation functionality, and device drivers may be part of the kernel
as well. This is not the case for eCos. Memory allocation is handled
by a separate package. Similary each device driver will typically be a
separate package. Various packages are combined and configured using
the eCos configuration technology to meet the requirements of the
application.

     The eCos kernel package is optional. It is possible to write
single-threaded applications which do not use any kernel
functionality, for example RedBoot. Typically such applications are
based around a central polling loop, continually checking all devices
and taking appropriate action when I/O occurs. A small amount of
calculation is possible every iteration, at the cost of an increased
delay between an I/O event occurring and the polling loop detecting
the event. When the requirements are straightforward it may well be
easier to develop the application using a polling loop, avoiding the
complexities of multiple threads and synchronization between threads.
As requirements get more complicated a multi-threaded solution becomes
more appropriate, requiring the use of the kernel. In fact some of the
more advanced packages in eCos, for example the TCP/IP stack, use
multi-threading internally. Therefore if the application uses any of
those packages then the kernel becomes a required package, not an
optional one.

     The kernel functionality can be used in one of two ways. The kernel
provides its own C API, with functions like
cyg_thread_create and
cyg_mutex_lock. These can be called directly from
application code or from other packages. Alternatively there are a
number of packages which provide compatibility with existing API's,
for example POSIX threads or ITRON. These allow application
code to call standard functions such as
pthread_create, and those functions are
implemented using the basic functionality provided by the eCos kernel.
Using compatibility packages in an eCos application can make it much
easier to reuse code developed in other environments, and to share
code.

     Although the different compatibility packages have similar
requirements on the underlying kernel, for example the ability to
create a new thread, there are differences in the exact semantics. For
example, strict ITRON compliance requires that kernel
timeslicing is disabled. This is achieved largely through the
configuration technology. The kernel provides a number of
configuration options that control the exact semantics that are
provided, and the various compatibility packages require particular
settings for those options. This has two important consequences.
First, it is not usually possible to have two different compatibility
packages in one eCos configuration because they will have conflicting
requirements on the underlying kernel. Second, the semantics of the
kernel's own API are only loosely defined because of the many
configuration options. For example cyg_mutex_lock
will always attempt to lock a mutex, but various configuration options
determine the behaviour when the mutex is already locked and there is
a possibility of priority inversion.

     The optional nature of the kernel package presents some complications
for other code, especially device drivers. Wherever possible a device
driver should work whether or not the kernel is present. However there
are some parts of the system, especially those related to interrupt
handling, which should be implemented differently in multi-threaded
environments containing the eCos kernel and in single-threaded
environments without the kernel. To cope with both scenarios the
common HAL package provides a driver API, with functions such as
cyg_drv_interrupt_attach. When the kernel package
is present these driver API functions map directly on to the
equivalent kernel functions such as
cyg_interrupt_attach, using macros to avoid any
overheads. When the kernel is absent the common HAL package implements
the driver API directly, but this implementation is simpler than the
one in the kernel because it can assume a single-threaded environment.


         Schedulers
     When a system involves multiple threads, a scheduler is needed to
determine which thread should currently be running. The eCos kernel
can be configured with one of two schedulers, the bitmap scheduler and
the multi-level queue (MLQ) scheduler. The bitmap scheduler is
somewhat more efficient, but has a number of limitations. Most systems
will instead use the MLQ scheduler. Other schedulers may be added in
the future, either as extensions to the kernel package or in separate
packages.

     Both the bitmap and the MLQ scheduler use a simple numerical priority
to determine which thread should be running. The number of priority
levels is configurable via the option
CYGNUM_KERNEL_SCHED_PRIORITIES, but a typical
system will have up to 32 priority levels. Therefore thread priorities
will be in the range 0 to 31, with 0 being the highest priority and 31
the lowest. Usually only the system's idle thread will run at the
lowest priority. Thread priorities are absolute, so the kernel will
only run a lower-priority thread if all higher-priority threads are
currently blocked.

     The bitmap scheduler only allows one thread per priority level, so if
the system is configured with 32 priority levels then it is limited to
only 32 threads  still enough for many applications. A simple
bitmap can be used to keep track of which threads are currently
runnable. Bitmaps can also be used to keep track of threads waiting on
a mutex or other synchronization primitive. Identifying the
highest-priority runnable or waiting thread involves a simple
operation on the bitmap, and an array index operation can then be used
to get hold of the thread data structure itself. This makes the
bitmap scheduler fast and totally deterministic.

The MLQ scheduler allows multiple threads to run at the same priority. This means that there is no limit on the number of threads in the system, other than the amount of memory available. However operations such as finding the highest priority runnable thread are a little bit more expensive than for the bitmap scheduler.

Optionally the MLQ scheduler supports timeslicing, where the scheduler automatically switches from one runnable thread to another when some number of clock ticks have occurred. Timeslicing only comes into play when there are two runnable threads at the same priority and no higher priority runnable threads. If timeslicing is disabled then a thread will not be preempted by another thread of the same priority, and will continue running until either it explicitly yields the processor or until it blocks by, for example, waiting on a synchronization primitive. The configuration options CYGSEM_KERNEL_SCHED_TIMESLICE and CYGNUM_KERNEL_SCHED_TIMESLICE_TICKS control timeslicing. The bitmap scheduler does not provide timeslicing support. It only allows one thread per priority level, so it is not possible to preempt the current thread in favour of another one with the same priority.

     Another important configuration option that affects the MLQ scheduler
is CYGIMP_KERNEL_SCHED_SORTED_QUEUES. This
determines what happens when a thread blocks, for example by waiting
on a semaphore which has no pending events. The default behaviour of
the system is last-in-first-out queuing. For example if several
threads are waiting on a semaphore and an event is posted, the thread
that gets woken up is the last one that called
cyg_semaphore_wait. This allows for a simple and
fast implementation of both the queue and dequeue operations. However
if there are several queued threads with different priorities, it may
not be the highest priority one that gets woken up. In practice this
is rarely a problem: usually there will be at most one thread waiting
on a queue, or when there are several threads they will be of the same
priority. However if the application does require strict priority
queueing then the option
CYGIMP_KERNEL_SCHED_SORTED_QUEUES should be
enabled. There are disadvantages: more work is needed whenever a
thread is queued, and the scheduler needs to be locked for this
operation so the system's dispatch latency is worse. If the bitmap
scheduler is used then priority queueing is automatic and does not
involve any penalties.

     Some kernel functionality is currently only supported with the MLQ
scheduler, not the bitmap scheduler. This includes support for SMP
systems, and protection against priority inversion using either mutex
priority ceilings or priority inheritance.


         Synchronization Primitives
     The eCos kernel provides a number of different synchronization
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--Sergei

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