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osal Integration candidate: Caelum-rc4+dev25 #1312

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Sam Price and others added 10 commits September 22, 2022 13:49
Use target properties to define interfaces and compiler definitions
rather than referencing global variables or using "known" paths in
other modules.  This better aligns with current practices and creates
a more robust build environment that is less dependent on specific path
names existing in a given module.

This adds an "osal_public_api" interface target that contains the paths
to the public API headers as its INTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES and any
required compiler definitions as its INTERFACE_COMPILE_DEFINITIONS
property.  Applications should use this rather than referring to the
"${OSAL_SOURCE_DIR}/src/os/inc" include path directly.
Fix #1279, rtems queue multi-size, mimic posix logic
@dzbaker dzbaker merged commit 0bd6c42 into main Oct 11, 2022
@dmknutsen dmknutsen added this to the Draco milestone Jan 18, 2023
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