This patch manages the packet buffer used by the upper layers by making sure it is always set to a valid transmit buffer that can be used by the MAC-NET core.  The only exception to this is when the upper layer re-uses a receive buffer to send a response. In this case, the updated receive buffer is swapped with an empty transmit buffer.  If there is no empty transmit buffer available, the packet will be dropped.

Signed-off-by: Andrew Webster <awebster@arcx.com>

Kinetis enet: add support for DBSWP

Signed-off-by: Andrew Webster <awebster@arcx.com>

Kinetis enet: leave the write buffer wrap bit alone.  The wrap buffer bit is initialized when the buffers are set up and should not be changed later

Kinetis enet: support multiple transmits between interrupts.  Accounts for the unlikely event that more than one packet has been transmitted before the tx done is processed

Kinetis enet: use rounded up MTU size for buffers. The buffers must be evenly divisible by 16, so round up the MTU size and use that for the buffer sizes

STM32 TIM: Fix comment

STM32 QEncoder: Fix typo

STM32 TIM: Fix typos and add forgotten bit

STM32 QEncoder: Fix some typos

Master

debug macros for AVR (take #2): Introduce debug macro hooks for AVR

When AVR_HAS_MEMX_PTR is enabled provide dbg macro hooks that place
the format strings in program memory releasing RAM for other tasks.