rtems - RTEMS Kernel, file-systems, drivers, BSPs, samples, and testsuite.

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*	testsuite: Use printk for all test output where possible.	Chris Johns	2017-10-23	1	-0/+2
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	- Remove the printf support leaving the direct printk support configured with TESTS_USE_PRINTK and all other output goes via a buffered vsniprintf call to printk. - Control the test's single init for functions and global data with TEST_INIT and not CONFIGURE_INIT. They are now separate. Updates #3170.
*	tests: Use floating point task	Sebastian Huber	2017-07-18	1	-0/+2
\| \| \| \| \| \| \|	These tests directly or indirectly use fprintf(), etc. which may use the floating point unit. Update #3076.
*	Delete CONFIGURE_USE_IMFS_AS_BASE_FILESYSTEM	Sebastian Huber	2014-12-16	1	-2/+0
\| \| \| \|	This define was superfluous, undocumented and used inconsistently.
*	Change all references of rtems.com to rtems.org.	Chris Johns	2014-03-21	2	-2/+2
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*	tests/fstests: Use <rtems/test.h>	Sebastian Huber	2014-03-17	1	-3/+6
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*	fstests and libtests: Add contents to multiple documentation files	Cynthia Rempel	2014-01-08	1	-4/+27
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*	dosfs: Add sync_device option for msdos_format()	Sebastian Huber	2012-12-13	1	-1/+6
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*	dosfs: Remove fat_file_datasync()	Sebastian Huber	2012-05-11	4	-0/+203
	The fat_file_datasync() read every cluster of the file into the cache and then synchronized it step-by-step. For unmodified buffers this is a non-operation. For modified buffers this will wake-up the swapout task which performs then a single buffer write operation. This is usually quite inefficient. Firstly we do single buffer writes, secondly we may perform a lot of unnecessary read operations (for huge files this is really bad), and thirdly this leads likely to cache evictions. The synchronization procedure is replaced by a simple rtems_bdbuf_sync_dev(). This has the side-effect that also buffers not related to the file are synchronized, but since the modified list is normally short this should be acceptable.