forward using the new USBKit interface.
* Make the output indents a bit more natural and wider to make things more
readable.
* Minor cleanup.
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interfaces, endpoints and generic descriptors.
* Add getter for active interface index and simplify the count operation as
it isn't misused to also get interface descriptors anymore.
* Refactor out some common code into helper functions.
* Adapt the USBKit to the changed/new interface.
* Change how alternate interfaces are exposed by USBKit by providing normal
BUSBInterface objects for alternate interfaces that can easily be examined
and used.
* Make BUSBInterface class aware of its alternate index and use the alternate
aware usb_raw functionallity to build the endpoint and descriptor lists.
* Add ActiveAlternateIndex() to find out what alternate is currently active.
* Style cleanup of the USBKit classes, use std::nothrow everywhere and check
all allocations. Simplify some code by removing optimization where the benefit
is questionable.
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for PPC would give compiler errors if this is not defined (to nothing). For
the MetroWerks compiler, one needed to explicitely import/export classes and
methods, but GCC does not need it.
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be used now. Tested only with VMware so far.
* apm_shutdown() is now called with interrupts turned on.
* Renamed arch_cpu.c to arch_cpu.cpp.
* Minor cleanup.
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wake vector (not tested at all).
* Removed disabling interrupts when entering the sleep state - looks like
ACPI still needs memory then.
* Cleanup.
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review with regards to the offset range that the PartitionMapWriter is
allowed to write to.
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follow and remove any duplicate code. No (intended) functional change.
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for Summer of Code 2007. It probably still needs some work but it is better put
into SVN than sitting on my machine. I figure it might one day be morphed
into a simple Haiku package manager (though maybe we don't want that...)
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* Removed sXsiMessageCountLock in favor of atomic_* function utility
* free up any remaining messages when a queue gets destroyed
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the one specified. This should fix the "video mode out of range" message of
your monitor during boot, in case you had that one. Thanks to Hartmut Reh
for his help to be able to spot this.
* The mode returned by find_edid_mode(..., true) was never used.
* find_edid_mode() did not return any mode if there were no detailed modes
available.
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first remove the target and its attributes (if any). Before gcc would
just unlink it and leak the attributes, which could lead to later
mixups, if the file's inode ID was re-used. As reported by Rene this
improves the attribute mixup situation, but doesn't solve it
completely. So that status quo is still the same: When using the
generic attribute emulation one has to build from the scratch to be
sure all attributes are fine.
* Got rid of superfluous whitespace.
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a user resize, this makes ArtPAint's tool pallete window resize properly
Thanks Stephan for explaining me two time what to look for :)
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since it gives much more fine grained control.
* Use a smaller buffer on Haiku, this will give some slight clicks
when something is going on (for example launching Firefox), but
should be bearable. The reduced latency is otherwise quite nice
and VLC works again which outweights the seldom clicks. Obviously
the best is to find and fix scheduler problems, but in the
meantime, this may be more helpful to people.
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pages into the team's address space. Doing that is relatively cheap and
saves later page faults.
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* In the ChangesIterator, just remove removed files from the HashMap, regardless
if they could be considered "temporary" or not.
* If a file is removed, we can directly remove it from the results list. This
makes removing files from the result list more robust and quicker if this
was the only thing that happened with regards to node monitoring (the grep
process does not need to be run again).
* Refactored removing result items from the list on result notifications.
* Beginnings of supporting moving files within the watched folder hierarchy.
If they were just moved, the new location should update in the list.
(not well tested)
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* Mention the fact that the same code is used in DiskUsage.
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* Fixed settings file saving when the settings file didn't exist yet.
* Fixed problem with launching DiskUsage with refs. In that case, ReadyToRun()
is called later than RefsReceived(). I remember the same thing happens on
BeOS.
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