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hal_arch.c

Timestamp:

Jun 26, 2017, 12:08:02 PM (7 years ago)

Author:

max@…

Message:

Put panics everywhere

File:

r25	r48
34	34	#include <arch.h>
35	35
	36	#include <hal_internal.h>
	37
36	38	static void cpu_default_irq_handler(struct irq_action_s *action)
37	39	{
38
	40	x86_panic((char *)__func__);
39	41	}
40	42
41	43	error_t arch_cpu_init( core_t * core )
42	44	{
	45	x86_panic((char *)__func__);
43	46	return 0;
44	47	}
…	…
48	51	struct irq_action_s *action )
49	52	{
	53	x86_panic((char *)__func__);
50	54	return 0;
51	55	}
…	…
55	59	struct irq_action_s **action)
56	60	{
	61	x86_panic((char *)__func__);
57	62	return 0;
58	63	}
…	…
61	66	arch_power_state_t state)
62	67	{
	68	x86_panic((char *)__func__);
63	69	return 0;
64	70	}
…	…
66	72	sint_t arch_barrier_init(struct cluster_s cluster, struct event_s event, uint_t count)
67	73	{
	74	x86_panic((char *)__func__);
68	75	return 0;
69	76	}
…	…
71	78	sint_t arch_barrier_wait(struct cluster_s *cluster, uint_t barrier_id)
72	79	{
	80	x86_panic((char *)__func__);
73	81	return 0;
74	82	}
…	…
76	84	error_t arch_barrier_destroy(struct cluster_s *cluster, uint_t barrier_id)
77	85	{
	86	x86_panic((char *)__func__);
78	87	return 0;
79	88	}
…	…
83	92	uint32_t val )
84	93	{
	94	x86_panic((char *)__func__);
85	95	return 0;
86	96	}

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