os/posix: port of the posix implementation to macOS (take 2) #1161
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Describe the contribution
This is an improved version of the previous macOS-related PR: #352. Since 2020, the improvements in the OSAL's build system made it possible to reuse most of the Linux/POSIX layer and reduce the size of the diff to just a few lines plus the addition of several small libraries that are missing on macOS.
Testing performed
Expected behavior changes
With this change, it should be possible to run the cFS OSAL on macOS.
Related nice-to-have and non-blocking issues:
System(s) tested on
Additional context
I am not sure how much the macOS port is relevant to the community. This work still needs discussion (5-10 trivial-to-medium discussion items) and I clearly need someone from the cFS team to support this effort.
Third party code
I have left a comment on the
mqueue.h
file that points to the book where the implementation was adapted from.Contributor Info - All information REQUIRED for consideration of pull request
Stanislav Pankevich, Personal.
The individual CLA has been signed.