uefi: Implement SignalEvent() boot services function #1556
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Missing from the boot services is the SignalEvent() function, which is used to place signals into a signaled state. Implement this to allow applications to signal e.g. event groups. Also implement a test case, checking that the event callback is signaled when the newly introduced function is invoked. Signed-off-by: Bjorn Andersson <[email protected]>
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Missing from the boot services is the SignalEvent() function, which is used to place signals into a signaled state. Implement this to allow applications to signal e.g. event groups.
Also implement a test case, checking that the event callback is signaled when the newly introduced function is invoked.