Do not build Python by default since it requires manual preparation before it can be built.
Update ReadMe.pdf to include information on configuring and building Python.
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Clang complains about if (()) constructs as it thinks you may be doing a compare and assign in the same if structure.
signed-off-by: vanjeff
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There were some assumptions that some PCDs and protocols were defined.
Check if these requirements are defined; either print a debug message
to inform the user or skip the statements that require these PCDs or protocol.
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This allows the Python 2.7.1 distribution to be extracted into the AppPkg/Applications/Python directory - producing the AppPkg/Applications/Python/Python-2.7.1 directory - then built for EDK II using the Standard C Libraries provided by the StdLib package.
Only rudimentary functionality has been tested.
Only compilation with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 has been tested for Ia32 and X64 architectures.
The X64/pyconfig.h file should probably be updated to match the values in Ia32/pyconfig.h.
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Applications which require file-system functionality must have DevShell listed in the [LibraryClasses] section of the application's INF file.
Entries for the device abstraction Library Classes must be added to the application's package's DSC file.
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Make argv use narrow characters instead of wide characters.
Add setenv functionality.
Add poll() system call.
Change signal names into macros – required for standards compliance. The enums were renamed and moved to sys/signal.h and the new macros reference the enums.
Added SIGBREAK, which is required for Python.
Modify stdio functions to fail cleanly when called with a NULL File Pointer argument.
Added <sys/cdefs.h> that just includes <sys/EfiCdefs.h>. By adding this wrapper, we improve compatibility with *nix files which assume <sys/cdefs> exists.
Add <netdb.h>
Added macros for bcopy(), bcmp() and strsep().
Modify the clock() function so that it does not hang when running under an emulation environment such as NT32.
Move TM structure specific macros from the private tzfile.h into <time.h>
Add strncasecmp function.
Add strptime function.
Add gettimeofday function.
Add getcwd function.
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This removes the non-shared gEfiShellProtocol and gEfiShellParametersProtocol and renames the shared version to those names.
This removes the m-versions of those protocol pointers.
signed-off-by: jcarsey
reviewed-by: darylm503
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When building:
-D BUILD_NEW_SHELL - Build and include UEFI shell in firmware
-D USE_NEW_SHELL - Include UEFI shell binary build in firmware
The default is to use the older EFI shell.
Signed-off-by: jljusten
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When using InOsEmuPkg/Unix/build64.sh -D USE_NEW_SHELL,
the UEFI shell binary will now be included in the firmware
image.
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Images that can't be loaded with dlopen are
added to SecMain.gdb.
Whenever gdb stops, the hook-stop macro will automatically
load the symbol files.
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I've got this working. The tricky part was a driver/application can mix malloc forms. If the driver links against this library all the allocations come from the OS service, but if a protocol or EFI boot service return an allocated buffer it will still use the EFI allocation. The gasket code can detect this and do the right thing, as the emulator is passing up the memory map to EFI.
You can now use the OS based malloc debugging tools in an EFI driver or appliaction. On OS X this is libgmalloc, also called guard malloc.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish.
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