Mark Rivers

I would welcome insights on how the asyn device support could implement the ability to allocate the storage for the record. It seems to me that to take advantage of...

I'd like to fix this in asyn R4-33, which will be released soon. I don't have any RTEMS systems, so I can't work on it or test it. Can someone...

@tynanford what record types do you want to use this for? Is your driver "generic" so that it should be responsibility of device support to break up the registers, or...

This seems like a useful addition to the devAsynUInt32Digital device support for the longin and longout records. I am adding it to the to-do list.

That seems like a nice idea, but I am not sure how to implement it. $(EPICS_BASE_IOC_LIBS) is quite simple because it is never dependent on EPICS_HOST_ARCH nor on site-specific packages....

I'm not clear on how having asyn_SYS_LIBS defined to include those system libraries helps when I am building an IOC. Do I do the following in my IOC Makefile? ```...

> I think the logic given below (for the 1D method overload) isn't correct, in that the code accesses the [addr, addr] address of the array. I don't think that...

@pheest do you have any comment on my reply?

I ran your test on Centos 7 with base 7.0.3.1 and asyn master, the same as your case c). This is what I get: ``` corvette:asyn/iocBoot/ioctestConnect>../../bin/linux-x86_64/testConnect st1.cmd dbLoadDatabase("../../dbd/testConnect.dbd") testConnect_registerRecordDeviceDriver(pdbbase) #...

OK, I think I may understand why we are setting different results. I just did some tests on an Ubuntu 18 system with 2 network cards: ``` eno1: flags=4163 mtu...