Improvements to current CVS code.

Improvements to current CVS code.

[Pavel Fedin]

 Hello!

 I've made some improvements to the current CVS code and would like to
commit them back. Here is a list:
 1. Brought up OpenBSD TCP stack, now it builds and links. Even works
accorging to tests. With bridge and STP code.
 2. Many components untied from libc. printf() replaced with
diag_printf() etc. Complex functions like getaddrinfo() can be disabled
(i've added options to the configuration). Aim of this is to decrease
code size.
 3. Fixed some dependencies in the configuration.

 Is it possible to get an R/W access to the CVS? Or the development is
conducted by RedHat only? What should i do then?

 Kind regards.

Re: Improvements to current CVS code.

[Gary Thomas]

On Mon, 2006-04-17 at 16:43 +0400, Pavel Fedin wrote:
>  Hello!
> 
>  I've made some improvements to the current CVS code and would like to
> commit them back. Here is a list:
>  1. Brought up OpenBSD TCP stack, now it builds and links. Even works
> accorging to tests. With bridge and STP code.
>  2. Many components untied from libc. printf() replaced with
> diag_printf() etc. Complex functions like getaddrinfo() can be disabled
> (i've added options to the configuration). Aim of this is to decrease
> code size.
>  3. Fixed some dependencies in the configuration.
> 
>  Is it possible to get an R/W access to the CVS? Or the development is
> conducted by RedHat only? What should i do then?

The eCos maintainers are responsible; for the most part, they are
not Red Hat employees.

The best way to get these changes into CVS is to propose them
as [separate] patches.  Break them up into manageable pieces
and send them, along with descriptions of what you've done to
  ecos-patches@ecos.sourceware.org

Also, given that these seem to be fairly substantial changes,
we'll need copyright assignment before we can incorporate them.
See http://ecos.sourceware.org/assign.html for details.

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