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On Fri, Nov 12, 2004 at 05:10:13PM +0200, Jani Monoses wrote: > Hello > > this patch makes fileio (more exactly devfs ) compile without the kernel. > It did not have an actual dependency on it but some kernel headers were > included nonetheless. Also make the fileio tests build w/o kernel. Committed. > Was there a reason for using a thread in fat/tests/fileio instead of > regular main startup? Not that i can see. It works OK your way, which is the same as for romfs, ramfs & jffs2. However, main() is only called by the kernel. If you don't have a kernel you need to use cyg_start() or cyg_user_start(). Since you are trying to make this work without the kernel it makes sense to change this to cyg_start() not main. You might want to change the tests in fat, ram, rom & jffs2 as well. > With the other tests in fileio which need the kernel (socket and testfs) I > am not sure which patch to take: make their building conditional in the CDL > or put ifdefs in them so they build but print NOT_AVALAIBLE at runtime. > Which is the preferred method? Well it looks like testfs just needs cyg_current_time() for setting the time in the file inodes. I did a quick test of using 0 if there is no kernel which seems to work OK. Given how fast these tests run, its unlikely cyg_current_time() is returning anything other than 0 anyway! For socket its best to make use of CYG_TEST_NA(). Andrew
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