This fixes the following compiler warning:
hal/drivers/hal_speaker.c: In function ‘rtapi_app_main’:
hal/drivers/hal_speaker.c:164:9: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘ioperm’ [-Wimplicit-function-declaration]
164 | if (ioperm(SPEAKER_PORT, 1, 1) < 0) {
| ^~~~~~
Man page viewers like khelp are able to convert hostmot2(9) into a link
to the hostmot2 manual page, while they do not understand 'man hostmot2'
or similar notation. Thus, converted references to the regular fomat used
in manual pages.
Separating units from value
Khz -> kHz
More on units, ohm -> Ω
More changes performed while translating
More changes performed while translating
Requested changes during peer review
Some manual pages uses roff macros and other features not handled by
po4a. Make more manual pages translatable by removing the use of such
macros where it is trivial to do.
* origin/2.8:
add a test that verifies that rtapi shmem is initialized to zeros
hal_lib: fix a race in hal_init()
rtapi fix shmem comment
docs: fix an omission in the rtapi_shmem manpage
hal_lib: whitespace fixes only, no code change
hal_lib: minor cosmetic fix to a seldom-seen debug message
mitsub_vfd docs: add point we are not using MODBUS
mitsub_vfd -add open, close then open agaon - some systems require it.
A HAL port pin is a hal pin that acts as a real time one way byte oriented data stream An output port on any component may be connected to an input port on any other component via a signal. Data written on the output pin becomes accessible to the input pin. A HAL port signal may link only a single writer and a single reader. A port buffers data with a user definable buffer size.
Includes:
Documentation on how to use a port object.
a ctypes wrapper for the hal api (pyhal.py)
a test to exersice hal port code along with pyhal.py
changes to allow halcmd to understand and manipulate ports.
groff treats '-' (the character you get when you hit the "minus" key on
the keyboard) as "hyphen", not as "minus". Thus it renders incorrectly
in some locales, and line-wraps strangely.
groff treats the two-character sequence "\-" as "minus", and the
four-character sequence "\(hy" as "hyphen".
Details here: https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2003/03/msg01481.html
This commit replaces every instance of "-" in our manpages where the
meaning is "minus" with "\-", so it works right.
This fixes many lintian warnings.
If you write to 59 Temple Place you're unlikely to get a response.
Let's realign the address with a more up-to-date one from [1].
[1] https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.txt
This is purely a cosmetic change, doesn't affect the meaning of the
license. Done to make rpmlint happy.
Signed-off-by: Lubomir Rintel <lkundrak@v3.sk>
