change(newlib): update newlib according to new internal structures

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Alexey Lapshin
2023-08-09 12:11:54 +04:00
parent c94d443a1b
commit a43c509d4b
7 changed files with 124 additions and 70 deletions

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@@ -39,8 +39,6 @@
#include "esp32p4/rom/libc_stubs.h"
#endif
static struct _reent s_reent;
extern int _printf_float(struct _reent *rptr,
void *pdata,
FILE * fp,
@@ -58,6 +56,21 @@ static void raise_r_stub(struct _reent *rptr)
_raise_r(rptr, 0);
}
static void esp_cleanup_r (struct _reent *rptr)
{
if (_REENT_STDIN(rptr) != _REENT_STDIN(_GLOBAL_REENT)) {
_fclose_r(rptr, _REENT_STDIN(rptr));
}
if (_REENT_STDOUT(rptr) != _REENT_STDOUT(_GLOBAL_REENT)) {
_fclose_r(rptr, _REENT_STDOUT(rptr));
}
if (_REENT_STDERR(rptr) !=_REENT_STDERR(_GLOBAL_REENT)) {
_fclose_r(rptr, _REENT_STDERR(rptr));
}
}
static struct syscall_stub_table s_stub_table = {
.__getreent = &__getreent,
._malloc_r = &_malloc_r,
@@ -120,14 +133,14 @@ static struct syscall_stub_table s_stub_table = {
*/
.__assert_func = __assert_func,
/* We don't expect either ROM code or IDF to ever call __sinit, so it's implemented as abort() for now.
/* We don't expect either ROM code to ever call __sinit, so it's implemented as abort() for now.
esp_reent_init() does this job inside IDF.
Kept in the syscall table in case we find a need for it later.
__sinit may be called in IDF side only if /dev/console used as input/output. It called only
once for _GLOBAL_REENT. Then reuse std file pointers from _GLOBAL_REENT in another reents.
See esp_newlib_init() and esp_reent_init() for details.
*/
.__sinit = (void *)abort,
._cleanup_r = &_cleanup_r,
._cleanup_r = &esp_cleanup_r,
#endif
};
@@ -141,7 +154,17 @@ void esp_newlib_init(void)
syscall_table_ptr = &s_stub_table;
#endif
#if __NEWLIB__ > 4 || ( __NEWLIB__ == 4 && __NEWLIB_MINOR__ > 1 ) /* TODO: IDF-8134 */
memset(&__sglue, 0, sizeof(__sglue));
_global_impure_ptr = _GLOBAL_REENT;
#else
static struct _reent s_reent;
_GLOBAL_REENT = &s_reent;
#endif
/* Ensure that the initialization of sfp is prevented until esp_newlib_init_global_stdio() is explicitly invoked. */
_GLOBAL_REENT->__cleanup = esp_cleanup_r;
_REENT_SDIDINIT(_GLOBAL_REENT) = 1;
environ = malloc(sizeof(char*));
if (environ == 0) {
@@ -154,3 +177,33 @@ void esp_newlib_init(void)
}
void esp_setup_newlib_syscalls(void) __attribute__((alias("esp_newlib_init")));
void esp_newlib_init_global_stdio(const char *stdio_dev)
{
if (stdio_dev == NULL)
{
_GLOBAL_REENT->__cleanup = NULL;
_REENT_SDIDINIT(_GLOBAL_REENT) = 0;
__sinit(_GLOBAL_REENT);
_GLOBAL_REENT->__cleanup = esp_cleanup_r;
_REENT_SDIDINIT(_GLOBAL_REENT) = 1;
} else {
_REENT_STDIN(_GLOBAL_REENT) = fopen(stdio_dev, "r");
_REENT_STDOUT(_GLOBAL_REENT) = fopen(stdio_dev, "w");
_REENT_STDERR(_GLOBAL_REENT) = fopen(stdio_dev, "w");
#if ESP_ROM_NEEDS_SWSETUP_WORKAROUND
/*
- This workaround for printf functions using 32-bit time_t after the 64-bit time_t upgrade
- The 32-bit time_t usage is triggered through ROM Newlib functions printf related functions calling __swsetup_r() on
the first call to a particular file pointer (i.e., stdin, stdout, stderr)
- Thus, we call the toolchain version of __swsetup_r() now (before any printf calls are made) to setup all of the
file pointers. Thus, the ROM newlib code will never call the ROM version of __swsetup_r().
- See IDFGH-7728 for more details
*/
extern int __swsetup_r (struct _reent *, FILE *);
__swsetup_r(_GLOBAL_REENT, _REENT_STDIN(_GLOBAL_REENT));
__swsetup_r(_GLOBAL_REENT, _REENT_STDOUT(_GLOBAL_REENT));
__swsetup_r(_GLOBAL_REENT, _REENT_STDERR(_GLOBAL_REENT));
#endif /* ESP_ROM_NEEDS_SWSETUP_WORKAROUND */
}
}