### Description
Cmsis Pack Manager 0.2.4 corrected parsing of specifically the flash
algorithm default attribute. It was allowed to be "0", "1", "true"
and "false". CPM 0.2.3 parsed "1" into false, and this behavior was
corrected in 0.2.4.
This PR uses 0.2.4 to update the index.
### Pull request type
[x] Fix
[ ] Refactor
[ ] Target update
[ ] Functionality change
[ ] Docs update
[ ] Test update
[ ] Breaking change
The OS timer of RZ/A1 uses P0 clock, so until now it has been set the value of P0 clock in SystemCoreClock.
Changed the system clock value to set to SystemCoreClock.
Changed to refer to P0 clock macro instead of SystemCoreClock in OS timer processing.
Reason for needing greater timeout could be this test's performance.
UDPSOCKET_ECHOTEST_BURST_NONBLOCK is implementing the receiving
differently and is passing with 1 second timeout.
While calculating ack timeout, we were ending up getting a random value
which may become less than 2 seconds. This is not allowed as per v1.0.2
specification.
To fix the issue we now take the random number from 0 to 2000 ms and
then add that to the fixed 2000 ms ack timeout value, guaranteeing a
value at least equal to 2000 ms.
A bug while setting up RX start timers would result in premature closusre
of RX2 window. The 'ack_Timeout_timer' would be invoked prematurely and
at that time RX2 window may be being demodulating. This resulted in
massive instability with any test that relied on Confirmed traffic or
lower data rates.
To fix the issue, we must know the length of the RX window in
milliseconds and for this purpose we have extended the
'get_rx_window_params(...)' API. The length of the time the window
may remain open must be accounted for while setting up
'ack_timeout_timer'.
On Windows 7 using --preproc option in ARMC6 assembler doesn't work
when -MD option is also specified. Compiler creates incorrect filename for
dependency file and compilation files.
To workaround this issue, this change returns to using a temporary file and
separately calling preprocessor and assembler (as in a case of ARMC5).