because I forgot to add these files in my last commit... sorry.
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mode. The ClippedLineTest is removed, since that was a dup of RandomLines
anyways.
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text controls for defining the color. Thanks a lot! (Also took the opportunity
to fix some coding style violations which had already been there.)
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it's a lot of fun to compare the new and old look by pressing the Revert
button...
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* Made sure that the BButtons use the maximum available width. This makes the
whole layout use the full available size.
* Added optional code to test layout item usage of BTextControl and BMenuField.
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too. It's slightly adjusted to use the thread blocking syscalls and a benaphore
style threads spinlock replacement. This solves the following problems:
* The static mutex/rwlock initializers are safe now.
* The rwlock implementation is compatible with the kernel implementation. E.g.
a write lock owner can acquire a read lock, which would dead-lock before.
* We don't use semaphores anymore. With a userland BFS one could quite easily
hit the global semaphore limit before.
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* The loop is unnecessary, since the call doesn't block anyway, so it can't
be interrupted.
* Set the holder, if KDEBUG is enabled. Otherwise the panic() in
recursive_lock_unlock() would be triggered.
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(slightly adjusted). It is completely based on mutexes, not needing any other
problematic features. Not sure why the previous implementation was doing it
differently.
This also adds the previously missing recursive_lock_trylock().
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and the emulation library doesn't work on BeOS anymore anyway.
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* Correctly implemented object construction and destruction.
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sConditionVariablesLock is needed) with the one I used for the UserlandFS,
which is a slightly adjusted kernel version.
* Got rid of sThreadsLock. It's not necessary and didn't work like used anyway.
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RecursiveLock in the kernel.
* Several adjustments according to UserlandFS header changes.
* Re-added reiserfs to image.
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new thread and the main thread in this order. Allows to reproduce #2956
quite often.
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* Refactored hard-coded group insets.
* Geve second tab BView the standard gray background.
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assumption, that the program image is ignored when relocating symbols of
dlopen()ed objects, is incorrect.
* Adjusted the tests that were failing due to that.
* The RTLD_NEXT test also fails with openSuse 10.3 -- apparently the semantics
has changed between the Linux versions.
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layout version of that class. (drawing artefacts, wrong scrollbar placement)
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it to the test app. This finally fixes ticket #2594.
* Of course, I neither saw this one before, nor did I accidently reproduce it
with a test :-)
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previous release of BufferQueue. IOW #2594 should be fixed now.
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or moving mode when it was shown again. Added a test app HideAndShow which let
you easily reproduce the faulty behaviour (with a previous version of the
app_server, that is).
* Minor cleanup.
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to succeed on Linux. FreeBSD fails some tests since it seems to have a
different load order (depth-first instead of breadth-first). Haiku fails
a lot of tests due to its POSIX non-compliant dlopen().
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discarded blocks correctly as well.
* cache_detach_sub_transaction() left cached_block::original_data unchanged even
if the parent data was to become current (in case the sub transaction didn't
change the block yet). This could cause outdated blocks to be written back.
* cache_detach_sub_transaction() also set cached_block::previous_transaction
for all blocks, not just the ones with a previous transaction. This could
cause blocks to be written twice for no reason.
* cache_start_sub_transaction() did not change the num_blocks count for
discarded blocks.
* block_cache_discard() now panics if the block was already changed in the
current transaction.
* Improved test application, added more tests, revealing the above bugs in
cache_detach_sub_transaction().
* Minor cleanup.
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