Version 1.02.371

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(Made by Dennis 04/04/2002)

1)	TimBa

	1)	Fix for BAD-58CDM4: Locale change has no effect on contact filtering.

2)	ChrisM

	1)	Fix for MOS-58EJ8V (Integrator calibration doesn't work properly)

		Removed the "patches" from the Y coordinate digitizertoscreen calculation and

		changed the Y calibration constants to work with this.

	2)	Fix for CAR-57RETM (WINSCW UDEB Emulator crashes when launched in console mode)

	3)	Fix for TAR-58LEUV (Emulator title - variant indication) CR ref MTAR-58LDG2

	4)	Fix for SHY-58GGR5 (Test case that leads to unhandled exception

 		in DThread::GetDesMaxLength)

3)	Nicolas

	1)	Fixed defect THY-588MLT (Integrator board with ARM926

		core module does not boot).  The ARM920 clock setting

		code can not be reused as-is for ARM926.  Modified

		bootstrap to figure out which core is being used and

		branch to the appropriate code.	 A software reset is

		necessary halfway through the ARM926 clock

		configuration.	See comments in HwInitialise for more

		details.  For ARM926, the clocks are set to:

			  CPU:			125mhz

			  system bus:	25mhz

			  local bus:	31.25mhz (CPU clock / 4)

4) 	AndrewJ

	1) 	Fixed defect JON-58DHHP where Assabet lffs media driver has an error in 

		suspend resume operation.

5)	MarkCa

	1)	Fixed CAN-58GG5E (MEDMMC is not leave-safe.)  Used non-leaving new in

		D_MEDMMC.CPP.

6)	PeteS

	1)	Added Lubbock Base port.

Version 1.02.370

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(Made by CarlosF, 12/03/2002)

1)	JonathanM

	1)	Fix for defect MET-57ZHTH - "TDblQueBase has incorrect copy constructor

		and operator ="

2)	Nicolas

	1)	Fixed defect MET-57YN7A (Power Sequence at EmergencyStandby).

		Migrated 6.1 fix: In DPowerModel::PowerEmergencyStandbyDfc(),

		PowerEmergencyStandby() is now called for all power handlers

		*before* switching off the machine.

	2)	Fixed defect MET-57YMU7 (Template Port requires 'EARLY

		DEBUG' examples in the template code).

	3)	Modified template port to use the same UART API as

		recent ports, e.g. Uart1Data() and Uart2Data()

		replaced with UartData(TUint32 aUartBase).

	4)	Fixed defect THY-585N22 (OOM during process creation

		can crash the kernel).	Now uses HBufC::New() instead

		of NewL() in svProcessCreate() to allocate the

		command-line buffer.

3)	Markdo

	1) 	Fixed defect DON-585LNV "Media door open does not work on WINS with

		Mmc card controller". Removed call from PcCard Controller to set up a

		media change callback in WINS. Only MmcCard Controller sets this callback

		now.

4)	ChrisM

	1)	Fixed defect MOS-586BWV (integrator had digitizer and mouse driver loaded

		in e32 text shell roms).  Removed mouse driver from rom.

	2)	Fixed defect MOS-55DJN4 (New integrator video driver should use constants

		rather than magic numbers)

	3)	Tidied up integrator digitizer calibration.

	4)	Fixed defect OMC-586LJF assabet rom size

	5)	Fixed defect OMC-586K5Z mainline warnings

5)	Pete

	1) 	Change to the WINS local drive mappings.

		The entire local drive mapping for WINS is now as follows:-

		Local drive 0:	Internal RAM drive (EFixedMedia0) - Y:

		Local drive 1:	MMC Card on MMC socket 0 (ERemovableMedia0) - X: 

		Local drive 2:	MMC Card on MMC socket 1 - Partition1 (ERemovableMedia1)

		Local drive 3:	MMC Card on MMC socket 1 - Partition2 (ERemovableMedia1)

		Local drive 4:	PC Card on PC Card socket 0 (ERemovableMedia2)

		Local drive 5:	PC Card on PC Card socket 1 (ERemovableMedia3)

		Local drive 6:	Not currently assigned

		Local drive 7:	Not currently assigned

		Local drive 8:	Internal LFFS drive (EFixedMedia1) - W: 

	2) 	Implemented CR PHAR-54RJMT 'We should be able to simulate password

		protected disks on the emulator'.

		1) The method of mapping drive letter to local drive number on the WINS

		emulator has been changed from being a fixed mapping, to one that uses

		enviroment variables to specify the mapping. When the system starts up

		it sets environment variables to reconstuct the same mapping as before:

		Y:-LocDrv 0, X:-LocDrv 1, W:-LocDrv8. (This is done in SetupEmulatorPaths()

		in \e32\euser\emul\win32\up_path.cpp). However, these default mappings can

		overidden or new mappings created in EPOC.INI using the following syntax:

			_EPOC_LocDrv_<locDrvNum> <drvLetter>: <FileSystemID string> 

		The FileSystem ID indicates which file system should be mounted on the

		local drive in question. The following file system IDs are defined:

			'Fat' and 'Lffs'.

		For example, to map X: to local drive 1 specifying the FAT file system:  

			'_EPOC_LocDrv_1 X: Fat'

		The file system ID is read by the text shell as it starts up and mounts the

		appropriate file system on any local drive that it finds a mapping for.	

		2) A start-up media password can now be assigned to any MMC card - again

		using environment variables to store the password. Passwords are set in

		EPOC.INI using the syntax:

			EPOC_LocDrv_<locDrvNum>_PWord_<cardNum> <password>

		'locDrvNum' is the number of the local drive and 'cardNum' is the number of

		the MMC card on that drive. The latter is only relevant on local drive 1 where

		two virtual MMC cards are emulated (with the user hot swapping between cards

		by hitting F4 while F5 is down). For example, to set Card0 on local drive 1:

			'EPOC_LocDrv_1_PWord_0 aaa1'

		3) The start-up state of the MMC card in local drive 1 can be configured to be

		any one of the following: No MMC card, MMC Card0 or MMC Card1. The user

		subsequently toggles between each of these states each time they hit the F4 key

		while F5 is down. The start-up state is set in EPOC.INI using the syntax:

			_EPOC_Active_LocDrv_1 <StartUpState>

		'StartUpState' can be one of the following values:  -1 - card present,

		0 - MMC Card0, 1 - MMC Card1. For example, to set the start up state to MMC Card1:

			'EPOC_Active_LocDrv_1 1' 		

6)	MarkCa

	1)	Removed SD specific parts of MMC controller.  EPBUSM no longer built for MEIG.

7)	TimBa

	1)	Fix for COY-56DEYY: "MatchesPartial function uses undocumented

		feature of CompareC". TDesC16::HasPrefix function added.

Version 1.02.369

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(Made by ChrisM, 06/03/2002)

0) 	ArunsakhS

	1) 	Fix for defect  BAD-57HF3Y - "Locale persistence broken" 

		A new HAL atrribute was added to TAttribute in Hal_data.h for the

		defect fix above. The new attribute is "ELocaleLoaded". 

		Made the required changes to "config.hcf" and "values.hda" in HAL 

		and all the reference platform components. Added the test for

		ELocaleLoaded in the test "T_newhal" in HAL. 

1)	RobertJ

	1)	Silenced some warnings in:

		\e32\drivers\medmmc\epoc\d_medmmc.cpp

		\e32\drivers\medmmc\epoc\d_medsdp.cpp

	2) 	Correction of comms header file to correct KCapsBpsxxxx constants

		\e32\include\d32comm.h

		JAN-57WL3N  "Comm port capability constants same, missing"

		(was SAS-554K4P in GT6.1)

	3)	Fixed JAN-57WL8G "Possible access violations in e32 drivers under OOM?"

		was HAR-56DPLW in GT6.1

		\e32\drivers\dfir\d_fir.cpp

		\e32\drivers\ecomm\d_comm.cpp

		\e32\drivers\ecommdce\epoc\d_commdce.cpp

2)	CarlosF

	1)	Fixed defect MOS-579LUN powering down digitiser causes machine to hang

 		when screen is tapped.

	2)	Changes to Serial Port: the existing power-down timeout after finishing 

		transmitting has been made configurable through the introduction of a new

		member to the comms config structure (this is now TCommConfigV02).

		Changes to d_comm.cpp (ARM and WIN32 emulator) to support this. Also when

		it powers down as a consequence of having timed out it now completes the

		requests with KErrTimedOut instead of KErrAbort.

	3)	Further changes to the digitiser extension on Assabet and Brutus in order to

		fix problems with Silent Running.

	4)	Fixed defect THE-57LHGD Unable to use the Profiler tool on Assabet.

3) 	MichaelP

	1)	Added data member access function TInt BytesToBeTransfered() to class

		THwaDataTfReq (k32hwa.[h|inl]).

	2) 	In T_HWA (\f32test\DEVICE\t_hwa.cpp) changed test of "HWA device specific

		function (2)": the address that is now used lies within the DSP bridge

		shared memory area.

	3)	Fixed address and size of reserved RAM area in \Helen\Bootstrap\Helen.s.

4)	MarkCa

	1)	Fixed CAN-579MLN MultiMediaCard controller does not pre-check current

		password.

5)	Nicolas

	1)	Fixed defect THY-57QNYA (incorrect default debug port

		on assabet).  The default port is now UART3

		everywhere.

7)	ChrisM

	1)	Fix for DON-57RNLR (Screen is not switched on when coming back from digitiser

		power-down)

	2)	Fix for defect PEN-57XBRV ("EPOC Emulator" should be replaced)

		Changed the emulator name from EPOC Emulator to Symbian OS Emulator by default.

		Name can be specified in epoc.ini with the keyword EmulatorName.

Version 1.02.368

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(Made by RobertJ, 11/02/2002)

1)	ChrisM

	1)	Fix for defect ROS-55CGCR - "EPOC.EXE logo fails to conform to Corporate ID guidelines"

3)	JonathanM

	1)	Fix for defect MET-572N7U - "Destroying FixedContiguous TransferBuffers causes

		memory to be 'lost' to the free pool"

4) 	Pete

	1) 	Further extended the local drive caps class (TLocalDriveCapsV3)

		by adding the following member:-

			TUint iExtraInfo;		

	2)	Modified the MMC Media driver to supply the above information as part of

		the Media Driver Caps() function.

	3)	Fixed a defect where the 'iHiddenSectors' field in

		the disk caps. info was not being initialised if a default boot

		partition wasn't detected in the MBR.

Version 1.02.367

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(Made by PeterS, 02/02/2002)

1)	RobertJ

	1) CR CLCT-55JENG. Modified \e32\include\d32usbc.h & \e32\include\d32usbc.inl

	argument TInt& aLen for RDevUsbcClient::Write and

	RDevUsbcClient::WriteEndpointZero changed to TInt aLen

2)	JonathanM

	1)	Fix for defect FID-563G8A - "TPckgBuf cannot return a const reference"

	2)  Fix for defect PAR-56MGEB - "Generic EDISP driver lives in the wrong place."

	3)	Removed last vestiges of Cogent from E32

	4)	Fix for defect THY-4XPH4C - "T_CURRENCYFORMAT fails from time to time"

	5)	Fix for defect MET-56UJ35 - "Unhandled Leave in Kernel Server"

	6)	Fix for defect MET-56VJY6 - "Session creation can crash machine under OOM conditions"

3)	MarkCa

	1)	Added caps buffer zeroing to MEDMMC and MEDLFS on MINT and MINK.

4) Nicolas

	1)	CR JPAR-54XMZD: ROM building and run time configuration of debug port

		- On selected targets the current debug port can be

		  viewed and changed at run-time thanks to a new eshell

		  command (debugport).	See rombuild release notes for details

		  about ROM building time configuration.

		- Debug port setting applies everywhere (i.e. bootstrap

		  traces, early debug mode, non early debug mode (variant)

		  and debug monitor) *but* run-time port switching is not

		  supported in early debug mode as in this case the port

		  initialisation is done by the bootstrap.

		- The bootstrap fetches the debug port from the ROM

		  header and copy it to a new field in the the super page.

		- A new HAL attribute (EDebugPort) has been added and

		  a default implementation based on userhal has been provided.

		- Assabet port modified.  The accepted debug port

		  values are 1 (UART1) and 3 (UART3).  The default is 3.

		- Brutus port always uses UART3.

		- Integrator (MINT) port modified.  The accepted debug

		  port values are 0 (UART0), 1 (UART1) and 42 (JTAG DCC).  The

		  default is 0.

		- KHARDWAREASSIST flag removed.	 Ports supporting JTAG

		  DCC output should use the new scheme.

		- Modified accordingly the template port

	2)	Modified bootvariant.mke in MINT port so that a symbol

		file for bootromv1.bin is generated.

	3)	Fixed long standing bug in MISA variants: BOOTMISA.LIB was

	  	not suffixed by a variant-specific identifier.  This was

	  	not discovered before as the libraries were identical on

	  	assabet and brutus.  The libraries are now called

	  	BOOTMISAAB.LIB and BOOTMISABA.LIB.

	4)	"abld clean bootmisa" now removes symbol files for both

		assabet and brutus.

5)	ChrisM

	1)	Euser source reorg for ipr categorisation CR GBON-567RCZ

		- created new directory  base\e32\euser\utils

		- moved us_array.cpp, us_func.cpp, us_lex8.cpp, us_lex16.cpp, us_heap.cpp 

		  and us_que.cpp into the new dir which has a cat D ipr file.

		- created new file us_desx.cpp which contains all the exported constructors

		  from us_des8.cpp and us_des16.cpp

		- created a new header file in utils which contains some inline funcs which 

		  are needed in us_desx.cpp and the old us_des8.cpp and us_des16.cpp files

		- + some panic numbers and a few other shared bits.

		- removed the exported constructors from us_des8.cpp and us_des16.cpp

Version 1.02.366

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(Made by MarkCa, 15/01/2002)

1)	MarkCa

	1)	Modified MEDMMC to support partial reads, write-through caching and

		multi-block writes.  Multi-block writes are a compile-time option

		that is not compiled in by default.

	2)	Removed packed struct optimization from PS_MMC.CPP.

	3)	Changed debug print statements in D_MEDSDP.CPP so can distinguish

		from D_MEDMMC.CPP.

	4)	Fixed FID-54YK2B (MEDMMC buffer not DMA-safe.)  Pages of physically

		contiguous RAM are allocated by the EPBUS controller at bootup and

		the media driver uses a virtual function to find out where they are.

		Note this is a convenience for the principal EPBUS client, i.e.,

		MEDMMC / MEDSDU.  If other drivers want to be clients of EPBUS, they

		should still allocate their own internal buffers.

	5)	Fixed MBR.H header file to use include guards and #include <e32std.h>.

	6)	Fixed FID-54VENJ (MMC: Same debug trace used for different functions.)

		Changed debug text for DMMCStack::SchedGroundDown().

2) 	Peter

	1) 	Added support on MMC Card Controller for mechanical write protect switch.

	2) 	Extended the local drive caps class (now extended to TLocalDriveCapsV3)

		by adding two extra members:-

			TUint iMediaSubType;

			TInt64 iTotalDiskCapacity;

	3) 	Added support for multiple Peripheral Bus Controllers.

		For all platforms other than WINS, these are now loaded as kernel

		extensions which then register themselves with the kernel from

		the extension DLL entry-point. Each Controllers register once for

		each socket that it controls and the kernel supports up to

		KMaxPBusSockets(4) sockets (i.e. the system could support four different

		Controllers each managing a single socket, two different Controllers

		each managing a pair of sockets etc). The Peripheral Bus Controller

		DLLs have been renamed. All used to be build as EPBUS.DLL. Now PC Card

		Controllers are built as EPBUSP.DLL and MMC Controllers are built as

		EPBUSM.DLL. For non-WINS platforms, the kernel no longer links with the

		Peripheral Bus object and a platform can be configured with multiple

		Controllers, a single Controller or no Controllers simply by the inclusion

		(or non-inclusion) of the Controller extension DLL in the rom OBY file. The

		WINS and MEIG platforms now support dual Controllers, both a PC Card

		Controller and an MMC Controller. (Note, to achieve this in WINS, the kernel

		now links to EPBUSP.DLL and EPBUSM.DLL). Changes to support this include:-

		a) Added the function:-

		   	void Kern::RegisterPBusController(TPBusNum aMachineBusNum,

				DPeriphBusController* aController,TPBusNum aControllerBusNum)

		which should be called from the Controller extension DLL entry-point for

		each bus that the Controller manages in order to register that Controller

		for that bus. 'aControllerBus' is the number of the bus relative to that

		particular Controller as opposed to 'aMachineBus' which is the bus number

		relative to the entire machine (e.g. on a machine configured with two

		Controllers each managing two buses, then when the 2nd controller registers

		for it's 2nd bus, the machine bus number of this is 3, but the number relative

		to the 2nd Controller is 1).  

		b) With there now being potentially multiple Controllers,

		the function to retrieve the pointer to the Controller now takes a  bus

		number as a parameter and becomes:-

			DPeriphBusController* Kern::PBusController(TPBusNum aMachineBusNum)

		c) Added the function 

			TPBusNum Kern::PBusControllerBusNum(TPBusNum aMachineBusNum)

		which returns the bus number relative to its owning Controller for a given 

		machine bus number.

		d) The kernel now keeps a count of Controller registered. This means the

		platform specific HAL function ImpHal::TotalSupportedBuses() is now

		redundant and has been removed.

		e) Modified the extension DLL entry-point function for the generic

		Peripheral Bus Controller to allocate the Controller object and perform

		secondary initialisation before registering the Controller with the kernel.

		This makes the function P::InitialiseLocalDrives() redundant and it has

		therefore been removed. Also, the function DPeriphBusController::NewL() is

		no longer exported. (Still exported from WINS Controllers which aren't

		extensions and therefore still need to to initialised directly by the kernel).

		f) Removed the function DPeriphBusController::TotalSupportedDrives() and

		replaced this with a straight call to the variant of the same name:

			Custom::TotalSupportedDrives().

		Following on from this, removed the data member iTotalSupportedDrives

		from the classes TPcCardMachineInfo and TMmcCardMachineInfo.

		g) Added the pure virtual function:

			TPBusNum DPeriphBusController::BaseBusNumber()

		to the generic Peripheral Bus Controller class which returns the

		machine bus number of the first bus under the control of this Peripheral

		bus Controller. Provided implementations of this in the DPcCardController

		and DMMCController classes. These read the required information from the

		corresponding TPcCardMachineInfo and TMmcCardMachineInfo classes. Added the 

		corresponding data member iBaseBusNumber to each of these classes which

		is supplied from the variant.  

		h) Constructors for TPBusCallBack made inline rather than being exported

		from the Peripheral Bus Controller so that the kernel no longer needs to

		link with EPBUS.LIB.

		i) Moved the function:

			DPBusMediaDriver::SetCurrentConsumptionInMilliAmps()

		to the Media Driver base class - DMediaDriver and removed the function

		DMediaDriver::DeltaCurrentConsumptionInMilliAmps() which was now redundant.

		Also added a destructor to the DMediaDriver class to reset the current

		consumption when the object is destroyed. This again required in order that

		the kernel need no longer link with EPBUS.LIB (as this needs to reset

		the media driver current consumption on a media change - with object

		destruction not occuring until the next mount).

		j) Change to the WINS local drive mappings to include emulation of PC Card

		drives as well as MMC drives.

		The entire local drive mapping for WINS is now as follows:-

		Local drive 0:	Internal RAM drive (EFixedMedia0) - Y:

		Local drive 1:	1st special MMC Card on MMC socket 0 (ERemovableMedia0) - X: 

		Local drive 2:	2nd special MMC Card on MMC socket 0 (ERemovableMedia0) - V:

		Local drive 3:	MMC Card on MMC socket 1 (ERemovableMedia1)

		Local drive 4:	PC Card on PC Card socket 0 (ERemovableMedia2)

		Local drive 5:	PC Card on PC Card socket 1 (ERemovableMedia3)

		Local drive 6:	Not currently assigned

		Local drive 7:	Not currently assigned

		Local drive 8:	Internal LFFS drive (EFixedMedia1) - W: 

		k) For MEIG, MISA and MTEMPLATE platforms, the Peripheral Bus variant interface has

		been removed from the variant DLL and is instead built as a separate kernel extension - either

		as EPBUSPV.DLL for PC Card Controller variants or EPBUSMV.DLL for MMC Controller variants.

		For these platforms, registration of the Controller with the kernel takes place via a call

		from the Controller variant extension DLL entry point rather than from the Controller extension

		DLL entry point. For all other platforms, the Controller variant remains as part of the main

		variant DLL. These platforms therefore have no separate Controller variant DLL.

		As a result of this change, the Controller DLL entry

		point has been moved out of the generic layer of the Peripheral Bus

		Controller (PS_PBUS.CPP) into the ASSP layer. 

		Splitting the Controller variant out of the main

		variant DLL is necesssary where there are multiple

		Peripheral Bus Controllers on a platform - otherwise the variant DLL has to contain

		multiple Controller variants.

		l) Deleted V32PCCD.H, and V32PCCDI which were being used as a general definition of the

		PC Card Controller variant interface for all platforms. Each peripheral bus ASSP layer

		should define its own variant interface as required for that impelementation. This

		should be defined in the header file \e32\epbus\epoc\<assp>\v32pccdv.h (or v32mmcv.h

		for MMC Controllers). Implemented this for all supported platforms.

		NOTE: The power model extension - EPOWER.DLL must be loaded before any Peripheral

		Bus Controller extensions - EPBUS?.DLL or EPBUS?V.DLL (i.e. in the OBY file, the

		lines that specify the inclusion of EPBUS??.DLL must occur after the line which

		specifies the inclusion of EPOWER.DLL).

3)	RobertJ

	1)	Changed string descriptor text in pa_usbc.cpp to remove reference

		to EPOC and ER6.2

	2)	Removed function CopyMaxToClient in d_usbc.cpp, this was in effect a

		duplicate of CopyToClient. Code now uses CopyToClient in all cases.

	3)	In usbdma.cpp & k32usbc.h changed interface to

		TDmaBuf::RxCopyPacketToClient & TDmaBuf::RxCopyDataToClient to take

		an explicit length argument. This removes the need to modify the

		TEndpointTransferInfo

		Modified d_usbc.cpp to reflect change in the calling interface to 

		TDmaBuf::RxCopyPacketToClient & TDmaBuf::RxCopyDataToClient

4)	MichaelP

	1)	Fixed compile time error in /e32/drivers/ehwa/d_hwa.cpp which only occurred

		when GETPUTDATA_ARE_KERNELSERVERCALLS had been #defined.

	2)	Added parameter 'TInt aNumWindows' to functions DHwaTask::Init() and

		THwaTaskHwInterface::Init(), which are declared in k32hwa.h.

	3)	Introduction of boolean flag iInUse to class THwaDataTfReq: used to identify

		transfer requests which are currently being processed by the PDD.

	4)	HWA bogus PDDs: changed order of calls to DHwaTask::GetNextRequest to account

		for change no. 3).

	5)	Moved HWA device state member iStatus from class DHwaDevice to class

		DHwaDevicePdd; maintaining its correct value is now up to the PDD.

Version 1.02.365

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(Made by AndrewJ, 12/12/2001)

1)	Morgan

	1)	Integrated DPassiveDebugger enhancements from \tools\debugger_stub\...

		into Helen variant: \helen\debugger\...

2)	ChrisM

	1)	Fixed MET-54HLQA (T_NEWHAL tests fail)

	2)	Fixed MET-555GLS (On WINS HAL function EDisplayMemoryAddress should return the Window Handle)

3)	Dennis

	1)	Fixed HEY-54JJ9Y (DPlatLibrary not filled in for some loads)

4)	JonathanM

	1)	Fix for 6.1 defect MOS-54NLHX - "__PROFILE_DISPLAY macro in e32def.h has error"

5)	WilliamRo

	1)	Fixed ROS-54MGXX "WINSCW builds enable C++ exceptions and RTTI" by adding 

		appropriate #pragmas to the __CW32__ section of e32def.h

6)	Nicolas

	1)	Fixed MOS-54QM2W (Building bootstrap MMU layer &

		special bit patterns in permissions): The MMU

		permissions are now global variables defined in the

		variant part of the bootstrap and used by the generic

		ones.

	2)	Removed the write-through version of the generic

		bootstrap MMU library.	This was used only by the

		Helen port which now uses the same code as everything

		else and selects write-through behaviour by changing

		the MMU permissions in the variant (see previous

		entry).	 See commented out code at the top of helen.s

		and helenc.cpp to switch between write-back and

		write-through.

	3)	Fixed THY-54XJFZ (When fast RAM used, cache should be

		disabled for kernel stacks, data and heap).  When

		those entities are in DRAM, they are always cacheable.

		When they are in FRAM, they are mapped using the map

		flags specified in the FRAM bank.  This allows to

		enable/disable the cache on a per-bank basis.

7)	RobertJ

	1)	Fixed HEY-54JME9. Removed mini-loader

		"Drive specifier missing on libraries loaded with the mini-loader"

8)	MichaelP

	1)	Removed /e32/drivers/ subdirectories ecommdma and emcbsp. These two drivers were

		introduced by the Helen port and are actually TI-specific. Since they are not even

		used by the current Helen port, we can safely get rid of them.

9)	PeterH

	1)	Integrated changes to DEF files from the mainline.

		Frozen exports are now marked with the R3UNUSED flag where appropriate.

		This is to support the thumb stub optimisation where the R3 register is

		use to generate a smaller import stub for a function if it isn't used to

		receive parameters.

10)	MarkCa

	1)	Updated MLNK EPBUS port to detect all events in ISR.

	2)	Reduced EPBUS by c1.2k by using packed TMMCCommandSpec structure.

Version 1.02.364

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(Made by MichaelP, 20/11/2001)

1)	MarkCa

	1)	Changed DFlashDevice::SetupWrite() in \integratorap\lffs\flashfile.cpp

		to use wrapper class for testing if write buffer available instead of

		testing bits in 32bit value.

	2)	Fixed CAN-547HD3 (Controller panics when no events to handle.)