Updated some assembly files in the ARMv6-M directory.

@quantum-leaps under what conditions i this necessary? I just installed these handlers manually (by creating them locally and then calling these C functions). that is obviously not very efficient.

Hi Christopher,
I'm not sure your question as to "under what conditions i this necessary?".

The unmodified uC/OS-II ports to ARM Cortex-M use names for exceptions and IRQs that are NOT conformant with CMSIS. Specifically, CMSIS requires that the handler for the PendSV exception be named PendSV_Handler.

So, my change is all about compliance with the CMSIS standard. This, in turn, allows the uC/OS-II ports to ARM Cortex-M be usable with the CMSIS-compliant startup code, which provides CMSIS-compliant interrupt vector table.

I hope that my comments make sense to you.

--Miro

This approach can break backwards compatibility with existing projects.
I'd recommend adding a new label to the asm files, and a wrapper for the C functions.
This will give you CMSIS compatibility without breaking projects that use the existing name.

Additionally, the merge target should be develop, not master.