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Last change on this file since 42d50d7 was 2c3cf21, checked in by Joel Sherrill <joel@…>, on 08/28/17 at 18:03:40

New version of POSIX Compliance Guide

This is a replacement of the POSIX 1003.1 Compliance Guide. It
will be generated from a .csv file.

Updates #3177.

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2The .cvs file is exported from a spreadsheet used to track the
3status of RTEMS versus various POSIX related standards.
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5This is the information in each column:
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71 - Master List of Methods
82 - Header File
93 - IEEE Std 1003.1-2008 API
104 - PSE51
115 - PSE52
126 - PSE53
137 - PSE54
148 - C99
159 - FACE 2.1  Security
1610 - FACE 2.1 Safety Base
1711 - FACE 2.1 Safety Extended
1812 - FACE 2.1 General-Purpose
1913 - RTEMS w/o Networking
2014 - RTEMS w/ Networking
2115 - Deos RTEMS Safety Base
2216 - Deos RTEMS Safety Ext
2317 - Deos RTEMS Gen Purp
2418 - RTEMS Impl Note
2519 - POSIX Functionality Categories
2620 - misc
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28NOTE: Column 13 uses the rtems-libbsd network stack.
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30For the standards columns, the cells are blank to indicate not
31required or "INCL" to indicate required.
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33For the RTEMS colums, the following values are used:
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35CTS-YES  - FACE Conformance Test Suite reports present
36CTS-NO   - FACE Conformance Test Suite reports not present
37RT-YES   - RTEMS specific probe test reports present
38RT-NO    - RTEMS specific probe test reports not present
39HAND-YES - Override by hand to indicate RTEMS supports this
40
41The "RTEMS Impl Notes" column has the following values:
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43+ ENOSYS to indicate the method is a stub that sets errno to ENOSYS and
44  returns -1
45+ SUSP to indicate the method is limited due to the Single Use,
46  Single Process nature of RTEMS.
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