Update to 2.1.0.

CMakeLists.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6.4)
+project(CFS_LC C)
+
+include_directories(fsw/mission_inc)
+include_directories(fsw/platform_inc)
+
+aux_source_directory(fsw/src APP_SRC_FILES)
+
+# Create the app module
+add_cfe_app(lc ${APP_SRC_FILES})

cfs-lc-app-OSS-readme.txt

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
 core Flight System (cFS) Limit Checker Application (LC) 
 Open Source Release Readme
 
-LC Release 2.0.0 
+LC Release 2.1.0
 
 Date: 
-February 27, 2015
+August 29, 2017
 
 Introduction:
   The Limit Checker application (LC) is a core Flight System (cFS) application 
@@ -24,12 +24,12 @@ Introduction:
   The LC application is written in C and depends on the cFS Operating System 
   Abstraction Layer (OSAL) and cFE components.  To build and run the LC
   application, follow the cFS Deployment Guide instructions contained in 
-  cFE-6.4.1-OSS-release/docs.  There is additional LC application specific 
+  cFE-6.5.0a-OSS-release/docs.  There is additional LC application specific 
   configuration information contained in the application user's guide
-  available in cfs-lc-2.0.0-OSS-release/docs/users_guide
+  available in cfs-lc-2.1.0-OSS-release/docs/users_guide
 
   There are also "Quick start" instructions provided in 
-  cFE-6.4.1-OSS-release/cfe-OSS-readme.txt   
+  cFE-6.5.0a-OSS-release/cfe-OSS-readme.txt   
 
   The OSAL is available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/osal/ and 
   github.com/nasa/
@@ -41,23 +41,23 @@ Introduction:
 
 
 Software Included:
-  Limit Checker application (LC) 2.0.0
+  Limit Checker application (LC) 2.1.0
 
 
 Software Required:
 
- Operating System Abstraction Layer 4.1.1 or higher can be 
+ Operating System Abstraction Layer 4.2.0 or higher can be 
  obtained at http://sourceforge.net/projects/osal or 
  github.com/nasa/osal
 
- core Flight Executive 6.4.1 or higher can be obtained at
+ core Flight Executive 6.5.0 or higher can be obtained at
  http://sorceforge.net/projects/coreflightexec
 
 
 Runtime Targets Supported:
-   The "out of the box" targets in the cFE 6.4.1 distribution include:
+   The "out of the box" targets in the cFE 6.5.0 distribution include:
      1. 32 bit x86 Linux ( CentOS 6.x )
-     2. Motorola MCP750 PowerPC vxWorks 6.4
+     2. Motorola MCP750 PowerPC vxWorks 6.9
 
 Other targets: 
     Other targets are included, but may take additional work to

docs/dox_src/mnem_maps/cfs_lc_cmd_mnem_map

@@ -1,25 +1,25 @@
-#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-# Each of the following assignment statements should have the documentation
-# mnemonic on the left followed by the mission specific command mnemonic
-# on the right of the equals operator.
-#
-# FORMATTING DETAILS TO REMEMBER!
-# 1) ALIASES line MUST have "+=" as the operator
-# 2) There CANNOT be spaces around the "=" operator on assignment statements
-# 3) Each line, EXCEPT the last, MUST have the line continuation character "\"
-#    at the end
-# 4) NO comments, such as these, can be interspersed within the assignment
-#    statements
-# 5) If there are multiple mnemonics for a particular data point, they should
-#    be separated by the following ", \b \c " and enclosed in double quotes to 
-#    maintain proper formatting in the documentation.  For example:
-#        ES_RESET="$sc_$cpu_ES_ProcessorReset, \b \c $sc_$cpu_ES_PowerOnReset"
-#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-ALIASES += \
-LC_NOOP=$sc_$cpu_LC_NOOP \
-LC_RESETCTRS=$sc_$cpu_LC_ResetCtrs \
-LC_SETLCSTATE=$sc_$cpu_LC_SetLCState \
-LC_SETAPSTATE=$sc_$cpu_LC_SetAPState \
-LC_SETAPPERMOFF=$sc_$cpu_LC_SetAPPermOff \
-LC_RESETAPSTATS=$sc_$cpu_LC_ResetAPStats \
-LC_RESETWPSTATS=$sc_$cpu_LC_ResetWPStats
+#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Each of the following assignment statements should have the documentation
+# mnemonic on the left followed by the mission specific command mnemonic
+# on the right of the equals operator.
+#
+# FORMATTING DETAILS TO REMEMBER!
+# 1) ALIASES line MUST have "+=" as the operator
+# 2) There CANNOT be spaces around the "=" operator on assignment statements
+# 3) Each line, EXCEPT the last, MUST have the line continuation character "\"
+#    at the end
+# 4) NO comments, such as these, can be interspersed within the assignment
+#    statements
+# 5) If there are multiple mnemonics for a particular data point, they should
+#    be separated by the following ", \b \c " and enclosed in double quotes to 
+#    maintain proper formatting in the documentation.  For example:
+#        ES_RESET="$sc_$cpu_ES_ProcessorReset, \b \c $sc_$cpu_ES_PowerOnReset"
+#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ALIASES += \
+LC_NOOP=$sc_$cpu_LC_NOOP \
+LC_RESETCTRS=$sc_$cpu_LC_ResetCtrs \
+LC_SETLCSTATE=$sc_$cpu_LC_SetLCState \
+LC_SETAPSTATE=$sc_$cpu_LC_SetAPState \
+LC_SETAPPERMOFF=$sc_$cpu_LC_SetAPPermOff \
+LC_RESETAPSTATS=$sc_$cpu_LC_ResetAPStats \
+LC_RESETWPSTATS=$sc_$cpu_LC_ResetWPStats

docs/dox_src/mnem_maps/cfs_lc_tlm_mnem_map

@@ -1,29 +1,29 @@
-#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-# Each of the following assignment statements should have the documentation
-# mnemonic on the left followed by the mission specific telemetry mnemonic
-# on the right of the equals operator.
-#
-# FORMATTING DETAILS TO REMEMBER!
-# 1) ALIASES line MUST have "+=" as the operator
-# 2) There CANNOT be spaces around the "=" operator on assignment statements
-# 3) Each line, EXCEPT the last, MUST have the line continuation character "\"
-#    at the end
-# 4) NO comments, such as these, can be interspersed within the assignment
-#    statements
-# 5) If there are multiple mnemonics for a particular data point, they should
-#    be separated by the following ", \b \c " and enclosed in double quotes to 
-#    maintain proper formatting in the documentation.  For example:
-#        ES_RESET="$sc_$cpu_ES_ProcessorReset, \b \c $sc_$cpu_ES_PowerOnReset"
-#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-ALIASES += \
-LC_CMDPC=$sc_$cpu_LC_CMDPC \
-LC_CMDEC=$sc_$cpu_LC_CMDEC \
-LC_APSAMPLECNT=$sc_$cpu_LC_APSampleCnt \
-LC_MONMSGCNT=$sc_$cpu_LC_MonMsgCnt \
-LC_RTSCNT=$sc_$cpu_LC_RTSCnt \
-LC_PASSRTSCNT=$sc_$cpu_LC_PassRTSCnt \
-LC_WPSINUSE=$sc_$cpu_LC_WPsInUse \
-LC_ACTIVEAPS=$sc_$cpu_LC_ActiveAPs \
-LC_CURLCSTATE=$sc_$cpu_LC_CurrentLCState \
-LC_WPRESULTS=$sc_$cpu_LC_WPResults \
-LC_APRESULTS=$sc_$cpu_LC_APResults
+#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Each of the following assignment statements should have the documentation
+# mnemonic on the left followed by the mission specific telemetry mnemonic
+# on the right of the equals operator.
+#
+# FORMATTING DETAILS TO REMEMBER!
+# 1) ALIASES line MUST have "+=" as the operator
+# 2) There CANNOT be spaces around the "=" operator on assignment statements
+# 3) Each line, EXCEPT the last, MUST have the line continuation character "\"
+#    at the end
+# 4) NO comments, such as these, can be interspersed within the assignment
+#    statements
+# 5) If there are multiple mnemonics for a particular data point, they should
+#    be separated by the following ", \b \c " and enclosed in double quotes to 
+#    maintain proper formatting in the documentation.  For example:
+#        ES_RESET="$sc_$cpu_ES_ProcessorReset, \b \c $sc_$cpu_ES_PowerOnReset"
+#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ALIASES += \
+LC_CMDPC=$sc_$cpu_LC_CMDPC \
+LC_CMDEC=$sc_$cpu_LC_CMDEC \
+LC_APSAMPLECNT=$sc_$cpu_LC_APSampleCnt \
+LC_MONMSGCNT=$sc_$cpu_LC_MonMsgCnt \
+LC_RTSCNT=$sc_$cpu_LC_RTSCnt \
+LC_PASSRTSCNT=$sc_$cpu_LC_PassRTSCnt \
+LC_WPSINUSE=$sc_$cpu_LC_WPsInUse \
+LC_ACTIVEAPS=$sc_$cpu_LC_ActiveAPs \
+LC_CURLCSTATE=$sc_$cpu_LC_CurrentLCState \
+LC_WPRESULTS=$sc_$cpu_LC_WPResults \
+LC_APRESULTS=$sc_$cpu_LC_APResults