Test: ./scripts/clang-fmt <some file> and ./scripts/clang-fmt --version
Change-Id: Ic8c8a830e3914dc0eba9b05abf4d9a8d5dac2e12

TEST: manual testing on NUC and VIM2. Tested USB audio, input and storage.
      lsusb works.

Change-Id: Ia5fea91385f3eb74191fd9a67bbec3242c45bcad

This reverts commit 68817767.

Test: revert
Change-Id: I5a54da75422f863d431db1580bd9dddafcc1fabc

All clients have been migrated to pci_map_bar_buffer.

Tested: Compiles.
Change-Id: Ide14ba02c112e47f05ec3960a074ac4f1cd2f8fc

Unittest library should also work for hosts.
Added both host lib and equivalent host tests.

The only dependency we had was zx::time, which is only used for
timer purposes. On host we fallback to std C gettimeofday.

TEST=zxtest-test,zxtest-integration

Change-Id: I937f958dc81eaab7c51b4f0bd6955517730c4139

TEST: No behavior change
Change-Id: I34fcc6d9b297ebe9633555a82d0584340b094927

Adds peek option to zx_socket_read() for both standard and control-plane
messages.

Socket benchmark tests don't show any significant change in speed.

ZX-769 # done

Test: `runtests -t socket-test`
Test: '/pkgfs/packages/zircon_benchmarks/0/test/zircon_benchmarks -p \
          --runs 1000000 --filter Socket'

Change-Id: Id312eb4889e7c2f052719980c86c75a2a1937ac4

Test: /boot/test/sys/ramdisk-test
ZX-2674 #done

Change-Id: I6ff9c767d30b4eb0a51faca1b7acc2424886f4db

Additionally, convert all clients within Zircon.

Test: /boot/test/sys/ramdisk-test
ZX-2674 #comment In Progress
ZX-2866 #done

Change-Id: Iff7751579a2a2aa496cc71da57ec002f39f15792

Additionally, redirects all usage of "ramdisk_ioctl" interfaces through
the ramdisk library (currently located within ulib/fs-management,
pending relocation). This will make it easier to convert the ioctl
interfaces to FIDL without modifying client code.

Test: /boot/test/sys/ramdisk-test
ZX-2674 #comment In Progress

Change-Id: Ia24192df10b2cb3bb5ee2a95f0b6ef647d515d69

Introducing a generic representation named TypeConstructor to capture
all areas where we reference types. This makes it possible to have a
single representation, share code around it, and most importantly, defer
type construction to a later stage in the compiler, once all constants
have been resolved.

For instance, with the example:

    const uint32 MAX_SIZE = 1024;
    struct MyStruct {
      string:MAX_SIZE desc;
      string:1024 other_desc;
    };

We must first resolve the MAX_SIZE constant to understand that the type
for both desc field, and other_desc field are the same.

Type constructors create types using type templates, which are looked up
by name. So for instance, the name "uint32" looks up a type template,
which is an instance of PrimitiveTypeTemplate, and which knows how to
instantiate a PrimitiveType representing a uint32.

All this machinery moves us closer to 1. canonicalizing types (because
their creation is now centralized, and soon easy to memoize), and 2.
introducing user-defined templates such as

    struct pair<L, R> { ....

Which would get materialized dynamically.

This also makes it natural to extend type aliasing to use any types, not
just primitives.

Test: make tools -j12 HOST_USE_ASAN=true && ./build-x64/host_tests/fidl-compiler-test
Change-Id: Id97c6751b8944b5ee04ff813d2cd0dcc47711f17

So we can use system/dev/light for light drivers

TEST: still builds
Change-Id: Ia7a6684c704390d26cedee8209f076125e7a6fec

This will make it easier to add the cb_on_error_only tests,
where we'll want to pass in which requests we want callbacks / errors on.

TEST= plugged in FX3 and ran usb-fwloader && runtests -t usb-test

Change-Id: I6078180c520ea8f61574f04316ff5801e809ece0

Bug: ZX-3357 #comment
Test: full system build
Change-Id: If6e600783164f7ca5a5f7924b5ea7598913b57dc

Now that we are using std::atomic, which supports enums, this can be
more direct.

Test: no functional change
Change-Id: Ifc08480efdddfd71cc7f336782eab4cff8a3f998

This reverts commit 70f3d16f.

Reason for revert: Chromium and some of its third-party dependencies were apparently still using the old names, so we'll need to update the
dependencies, and Chromium, and wait for everything to roll, before we can re-land this. :(

Original change's description:
> [syscalls] Remove vestigal vmar_..._old() calls.
> 
> Test: CQ
> Change-Id: I8b1f1dd01c5cae31de2da4b9ba0e9f41c0fca137

TBR=kulakowski@google.com,davemoore@google.com

Change-Id: Idee154db1da8111ccdd0b738ff45d5745f20ee1e
No-Presubmit: true
No-Tree-Checks: true
No-Try: true

Test: Manually included as third_party/ulib/zstd, compiles.

Change-Id: I96ede69e0431a3a2ee5c7f16ceaab8a29f9f4a89

fbl::atomic is being removed in lieu of std::atomic.

The underlying implementations are identical builtins, so there should
be no behavior change.

Bug: ZX-3357 #comment
Test: no functional change
Change-Id: I731a336aacb23be59d113f3855351ce351ba6474

fbl::atomic is being removed in lieu of std::atomic.

The underlying implementations are identical builtins, so there should
be no behavior change.

Bug: ZX-3357 #comment
Test: no functional change
Change-Id: Ibbbbc8350ccd4a34d8d152295f1393a18465b163

fbl::atomic is being removed in lieu of std::atomic.

The underlying implementations are identical builtins, so there should
be no behavior change.

Bug: ZX-3357 #comment
Test: no functional change
Change-Id: I74a9b26a14174228f7269eb9dfde5e63edc2dbe5

Tested: Compiles.
Change-Id: I5d119c226392edeb52a5bbc9c2060f7326f8bd1d

Tested: CQ
Change-Id: Ifc5039eb2274b98dbc701e3291d23877d287e349

Test: Built/run upci and verified the binding.

Change-Id: I4d30dda6f2a8aa943d77fce58a155d0e5c94f027

Because sysmem has a Zircon driver client (display driver) and a Zircon
process client (virtcon), sysmem needs to be a Zircon driver.  This CL
creates the sysmem driver and gets it loaded for all boards.

Future CLs will broker Zircon sysmem service requests to the driver, and
will broker garnet+ sysmem service requests to the driver (via the
Zircon service probably).

Currently the only way to contact the sysmem driver is to talk to
/dev/class/sysmem/000 directly.  See previous paragraph for how that
will change soon.

Some of the interfaces are being updated.  For now, the old sysmem
remains in place and still implements the old interfaces, but we'll move
those clients over soon.

For now, sysmem runs in the platform bus driver devhost (or ACPI
devhost) to permit sysmem to be contacted (soon) from devhost(s) that
are children of the platform bus driver devhost (the only way to do
driver-to-driver coms so far).  In particular, the display driver will
need to contact the sysmem driver.

Tested: sysmem_tests
Change-Id: I886ad89e6f166a136aa75f3f1128f71851928f0c

Test: Verified upci builds again.

Change-Id: If99b40a83631e54eafb79fc3ec23f3c10ddca295

The ACL data buffer wasn't large enough to actually contain some data
packets now that we can send things other than events along it (A2DP).

Increase the buffer size to the max frame size.

Bug: BT-701
Test: run bt-a2dp-sink, connect from phone and play music 🎶
Change-Id: I83d1a0bad45e0a22fea1e8b0b324ce4ee9e35958

On the threadripper 2970wx the kernel sees over 64 IRQs and panics.
Increase to 224 which is the max supported by LAPICS.

Test: ran on 2970wx, ran 'k ut all' on qemu x86.
Change-Id: I393b999ef7495fef868c1b4a49e11fe9cb6600d0

this adds an Fsck function to the test utils to allow tests to check the
integrity of the disk represented by the fixture.

Test: fs-test-utils-test
Change-Id: I2adcb0dd0044dc1ed56fbc0977d227c9f1002ca9

Add help option to kcounter command and update comments to reference
"kcounter" instead of "k counters".

Test: Ran "kcounter --help" and "kcounter -h"
Change-Id: I287c65d81f43f43e0f8fa2675aaf867b48960763

Test: make tools -j12 HOST_USE_ASAN=true && ./build-x64/host_tests/fidl-compiler-test
Change-Id: I470f516b8a38ce242987562173aa3d4f140ed471

Paving doesn't work using HS200. Disable this mode
so that HSDDR (52 MHz) is used instead. HS200 will
be re-enabled once the stability issues are fixed.

Test: Paving works without hack
      (Id8e0c9c3f52a7b3d2cf484d0fbf2bbda2a701492).
Change-Id: Ic51e7f655c3f1bcab77a1fa6fa4e7d66b9e090ef

Set the clock mode to single data rate in Init().
After paving it could still be set to DDR which
causes block reads to return garbage.

Test: 'lsblk' works after paving.
Test: runtests -t mtk-sdmmc-test
Change-Id: I61d94b38e24e4c0788fb8ce63c5ce54f7ab77a2b

Test: None
Change-Id: I8a40ab21e9c3a0c4276b913d3d29dadba1a4e8e8

We split the TablesGenerator into a CodedTypesGenerator which does smart
things (calculates coded types), and the TablesGenerator which emits
code (that part is expected to be straightforward string manipulation).

This split makes it possible to test the CodedTypesGenerator more
easily, and clarifies the surface which needs to be tested.

To reduce the diff size, making the TablesGenerator extend the CodedTypesGenerator
(vs delegating to it). We may want to refactor that separately, but
think this is fine as is.

Test: make tools -j12 HOST_USE_ASAN=true && ./build-x64/host_tests/fidl-compiler-test
Change-Id: I407892448ba706012456a99b2ab03c9e991fb584

map_mmio is no longer necessary as we expect client to perform mapping
via a different helper library (mmio_buffer_t or ddk::MmioBuffer). In
addition, the io-buffer version of map_mmio_buffer was removed in favor
of the mmio_buffer_t variant. All clients were migrated as necessary.

Tested: Compiles.
Change-Id: I6565c4eef9d575683d2a02e1d60350394e67a76f

Test: CQ
Change-Id: I8b1f1dd01c5cae31de2da4b9ba0e9f41c0fca137

Before, the error reporter, typespace, and 'all libraries' was
different for two dependent libraries. Since we're soon adding state to
these objects which much be shared, we need to explicitly manage this
sharing.

Test: make tools -j12 HOST_USE_ASAN=true && ./build-x64/host_tests/fidl-compiler-test
Change-Id: I74320e1e0d39ffaf2af74b2aaa71c06e25a4ef12

Fix the unit function arguments such that the output
variable is the last argument and is a pointer instead
of a reference.

TEST: fx shell runtests -a -t hidparse-test

Change-Id: I2d089bbfd980c53ea68f6cc06938b41f48956cc2

When zx_object_wait_many is called with no objects, be sure to set the
blocked reason.

Test: added a new test to /boot/test/sys/thread-state-test
Change-Id: If532e18cc9cd54425a74deb2c925094357d0f28e

Use job policy timer slack in zx_timer_set, zx_object_wait_many, and
zx_nanosleep.

timer_set - Prior to this change, timer_set applied whatever slack was
passed to the syscall. Now, timer_set applies the maximum of the slack
argument and the job policy minimum.

wait_many and nanosleep - Prior to this change, zx_object_wait_many
and zx_nanosleep automatically incorporated late slack between 1
microsecond and 1 second depending on how far into the future their
deadline was set. Now they use the default job policy slack, which is
currently set to 0.

In a future CL, the default job policy slack will change.

Test: Did the following:

1. Zircon - Built and booted a zircon-only system with this change.
Ran runtests, observed no timer coalescing (via kcounters).  Hacked
the default to be 10ms of late slack for all jobs, re-ran runtests and
observed some coalescing.

2. Full System - Built and booted the *full* system on Astro with this
change.  Saw some timer coalescing (via kcounters).  Hacked the
default to be 10ms of late slack for all jobs, re-ran runtests and
observed lots more coalescing.  Verified that general functionality
still worked.

Bug: ZX-931 #comment use job policy slack
Change-Id: I55b3f70af7dc29d6776adf4a6ec814396038cdc8