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Fix nasa#1073, refactor SB API for proper global locks
Significant refactor of many SB API calls to address inconsistencies with respect to locking and unlocking of global data structures. First this updates the definition of CFE_SB_PipeId_t to use the CFE_ES_ResourceID_t base type, and a new ID range. Notably this prevents direct access to the CFE_SB.PipeTbl global, forcing code to go through the proper lookup routine, which should only be done while locked. All API implementations follow the same general pattern: - Initial checks/queries while unlocked - Lock SB global - Lookups and/or modifications to the pipe table/routing info - Unlock SB global - Invoke other subsystems (e.g. OSAL) - Re-lock SB global (if needed) do final update, and unlock again - Send all events All error counters should be updated at the end, while still locked. All event processing is deferred to the end of each function, after all other processing is done.
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