not take the VCO limits into account; both could (and would during testing) create invalid
frequencies.
* Also reverted the order in which the PLL divisors are traversed to match the order of what
is used in the X driver to create comparable output (our error computation is based on float,
though, and should therefore create more accurate values).
* The i965 introduced a special register for the surface; the former display base register
is now only used for the view offset. Instead of setting the base manually here and there,
there is now a set_frame_buffer_base() function.
* The DPMS code will now also turn off/on the PLL clock generator.
* The code needs some more cleanup, and while the driver now produces the correct timing on
my i965 system, I'm now greeted by a black screen after startup.
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implementation which used the qoca constraint solver. It does the min/max
computation itself -- thanks to Peter Moulder for hinting that we're actually
dealing with separation constraints and proposing an algorithm. The actual
layout is done with the help of an active set method based optimizer.
The test results look very good so far. The code needs some cleanup (debug
output, math comments, special handling for some cases) and is therefore not
yet enabled by default.
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Some other HP laptops have this problem.
Maybe we should have ac97 export quirks and the driver uses them.
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* Minor cleanup (there shall be 2 lines of space between functions).
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don't block when they should because the semaphore sometimes gets released too
much. One day I'll try to add some tests, though this seems like something you
can't exactly unit test.
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them. I have tested this with a simple test program I downloaded
from the internet. We get the same result as on Linux, so I think
this is good. I will test it more with WebKit later.
Our Pthreads implementation is still missing some stuff, but this
adds a good chunk.
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users (this had irritated me myself when I first used DeskCalc on a notebook)
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nothing is done with the data yet (besides dumping them to the serial output).
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and the mechanism to prevent them not working...
* could have fixed the "there are still listeners attached" bug (debugger drop)
on exit, I have not seen it again, but I am not sure if it is really fixed
* introduced a way to ask the user, if changes should be saved and then
pick up the line of thought after saving
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and each side of the border can be turned off or on individually
* -> cosmetic improvements
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* added Min/MaxSize() implementations to PropertyListView and ScrollView,
which fixes the instable layout (upper list views shrinking towards the top
whenever views are added/removed in the property list)
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* i2c_bus now contains a i2c_timing structure, so that you don't need
both to talk to the I2C bus.
* Therefore, there is now a void ddc2_init_timing() function to get the
the timing DDC needs.
* Cleanup in radeon's monitor_detection.c, and updated it to work with
the DDC/I2C changes.
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really manage memory, so one could easily run out of memory when copying
large files.
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make any sense.
* "pll" might have been set incorrectly on i8xx chips.
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* write the RTC settings (GMT versus Local time)
* small cleanups
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MouseMoved(). Everything _seems_ to work like it did before, but there
might be some regressions...
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clean up poke.c
don't need to check the module in uninit_driver()
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