Adding prop and lit sections to the ELF will let the debugger and the disassembler
have more info about data bytes present in the middle of the Xtensa
instructions, usually used for padding.
Some of the Memory Protection (internal) API functions dealing with per-CPU operations were missing appropriate handling of the CPU count actually configured by CONFIG_FREERTOS_UNICORE. The flaw was fixed across all the places found in the code as the issue was of general type
Idle tick hook that indicates completion of scheduler init must be launched
on other core than the one where main task runs. Earlier it was assumed that
main task shall always run on PRO cpu but that behavior can be changed with
ESP_MAIN_TASK_AFFINITY_CPU1 and hence this fix.
Closes https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/9247
Closes IDFGH-7705
FreeRTOS uses a single "xSchedulerRunning" variable to tack whether the
scheduler has started, and this variable is set to "pdTRUE" by core 0
via calling vTaskStartScheduler().
However, with SMP FreeRTOS, there is a race condition where core 0 has
already started the scheduler and another core has not called xPortStartScheduler()
yet and calls some FreeRTOS API. Thus the resultant FreeRTOS API can
cause errors as it thinks the scheduler has started.
This commit adds a temporary workaround (by having each core maintain their
own "xSchedulerRunning" variable.
The "FreeRTOS Event Groups" main task will only wait a single tick for the created
tasks to set their response bits. This short delay may not be sufficent if the tick
frequency is high.
This commit updates the test so that
- the main task waits indefinitely for all the response bits to be set.
- created tasks are cleand up by the main task
FreeRTOS synchronization primitives (e.g., queues, eventgroups) use various event lists (i.e., task lists) to track what
tasks are blocked on a current primitive. Usually these event lists are accessed via one of the event lists functions
(such as vTask[PlaceOn|RemoveFrom]UnorderedEventList()), which in turn ensure that the global task list spinlock
(xTaskQueueMutex) is taken when accessing these lists.
However, some functions in event_groups.c manually traverse their event lists. Thus if a tick interrupt occurs on
another core during traversal and that tick interrupt unblocks a task on the event list being traversed, the event list
will be corrupted.
This commit modifies the following event_groups.c functions so that they take the global task list lock before
traversing their event list.
- xEventGroupSetBits()
- vEventGroupDelete()
As heap block may be allocated into multiple non-contiguous chunks, to
reserve enough memory for dma/internal usage, we do the malloc in the
step of max available block.
On ESP32 we use this way, this commit follows this way, on ESP32S2 and
ESP32S3
When creating G0 layer, some regi2c_*.h headers were moved out from
esp_hw_support (G1) to soc (G0). In order to be consistent with that change,
move all the remaining regi2c_*.h headers to soc too.
