doc: Add k_pipe deprecation notice to 4.1 release notes
Add a notice to the 4.1 release notes that CONFIG_PIPES k_pipe implementation is deprecated from 4.1. Signed-off-by: Måns Ansgariusson <Mansgariusson@gmail.com>
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Kernel
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k_pipe API
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==========
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The k_pipe API has been reworked and the API used in ``CONFIG_PIPES`` is now deprecated.
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The k_pipe API is enabled by default when ``CONFIG_MULTITHREADING`` is set.
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Function renames and modifications:
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.. list-table::
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:header-rows: 1
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* - Old API
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- New API
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- Changes
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* - ``k_pipe_put(..)``
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- ``k_pipe_write(..)``
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- Removed ``min_xfer`` parameter (partial transfers based on thresholds are no longer supported)
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``bytes_written`` is now the return value
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* - ``k_pipe_get(..)``
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- ``k_pipe_read(..)``
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- Removed ``min_xfer`` parameter (partial transfers based on thresholds are no longer supported)
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``bytes_read`` is now the return value
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* - ``k_pipe_flush(..)`` & ``k_pipe_buffer_flush(..)``
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- ``k_pipe_reset(..)``
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- Reset the pipe, discarding all data in the pipe, non blocking.
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* - ``k_pipe_alloc_init(..)``, ``k_pipe_cleanup(..)``
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- **Removed**
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- Dynamic allocation of pipes is no longer supported
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* - ``k_pipe_read_avail(..)``, ``k_pipe_write_avail(..)``
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- **Removed**
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- Querying the number of bytes in the pipe is no longer supported
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* - None
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- ``k_pipe_close(..)``
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- Close a pipe, waking up all pending readers and writers with an error code. No further
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reading or writing is allowed on the pipe. The pipe can be re-opened by calling
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``k_pipe_init(..)`` again. **Note**, all data in the pipe is available to readers until the
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pipe is emptied.
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Security
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Security
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@ -147,6 +147,26 @@ Deprecated APIs and options
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1. when Stream Flash is not configured to do erase on its own
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1. when Stream Flash is not configured to do erase on its own
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2. when erase is used for removal of a data prior or after Stream Flash uses the designated area.
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2. when erase is used for removal of a data prior or after Stream Flash uses the designated area.
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* The pipe API has been reworked.
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The new API is enabled by default when ``CONFIG_MULTITHREADING`` is set.
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* Deprecates the ``CONFIG_PIPES`` Kconfig option.
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* Introduces the ``k_pipe_close(..)`` function.
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* ``k_pipe_put(..)`` translates to ``k_pipe_write(..)``.
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* ``k_pipe_get(..)`` translates to ``k_pipe_read(..)``.
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* ``k_pipe_flush(..)`` & ``k_pipe_buffer_flush()`` can be translated to ``k_pipe_reset(..)``.
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* Dynamic allocation of pipes is no longer supported.
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- ``k_pipe_alloc_init(..)`` API has been removed.
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- ``k_pipe_cleanup(..)`` API has been removed.
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* Querying the number of bytes in the pipe is no longer supported.
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- ``k_pipe_read_avail(..)`` API has been removed.
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- ``k_pipe_write_avail(..)`` API has been removed.
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* For the native_sim target :kconfig:option:`CONFIG_NATIVE_SIM_NATIVE_POSIX_COMPAT` has been
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* For the native_sim target :kconfig:option:`CONFIG_NATIVE_SIM_NATIVE_POSIX_COMPAT` has been
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switched to ``n`` by default, and this option has been deprecated.
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switched to ``n`` by default, and this option has been deprecated.
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