The alternate pointer is the software equivalent of the alternate
physical address in the hardware queue head part. The controller
follows that path, so we can follow the alternate pointer as well.
Simplifies and generalizes the logic.
... when retrieving package info. Added listener support for setting
the summary and description. The list view updates on summary changes.
Those happen (in theory) if the web app provides a translated summary.
Collect up to 50 packages and get information about them in a bulk transfer.
If that fails, do it in two smaller transfers, until only one package is
left, fall back to use the getPkg method than.
Remember packages for which there is an icon on the server. After the
first round of reading icons from the cache, only try to fetch icons from
the server for which we know one should be there.
Added quite a bit of command line output to see what is going on.
TeamDebugInfo:
- Add function to invalidate a source entry's file mapping.
UserInterfaceListener:
- Add listener hook to be able to invoke the aforementioned invalidate.
Add corresponding implementation in TeamDebugger.
FileManager:
- When asked to locate a source entry, invalidate any existing mapping
first.
TeamWindow:
- Always allow choosing an alternate source file.
- If we already have an existing source mapping, invalidate it first
before attempting to establish a new one.
Since it's possible to fail queuing them, the count doesn't go down to 0,
and the process just hangs forever on exit. It might not be necessary anyway.
It's working \o/
Just need to figure out why it waits for \n to transmit.
We now only destroy the cookies in the free hook.
Mention pending DPC as soon as when inside the irq handler.
Also limit the number of loops in the IRQ handler to avoid busy looping.
It only happened when testing with normal priority but you never know...
Since config_manager is basically a stub, and even VirtualBox
doesn't publish the serial ports as PCI devices, we must probe for them.
Ideally config_manager would find them in the device manager tree
which would have been populated from the PnP BIOS or even ACPI tables...
Let's hope we won't loose data because it.
We have to cache the value of IIR read from IsInterruptPending(),
because some conditions are acknowledged only by reading it...
