* Cleanup, separated hook and driver functions from the rest.
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of waiting threads by ID (instead of just the queue head and tail pointers).
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(that was part of the problem of bug #702).
* Fixed send_signal_etc() when you called it with a pid_t of zero: the signals should
go to all teams in the calling team's group, not only to the team (for -1, we do
the same for now).
* Made team_get_process_group_locked() public, and rewrote send_signal_etc() to use
it.
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some signals could go to some group when a negative value was passed in.
This actually fixes bug #702 where SoundPlay obviously does a kill_thread(-1)
at the end (which accidently killed all userspace applications, including the
input_server, app_server, ...).
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at the comment in r5_compatibility.h.
* Intentionally broke source compatibility and removed all that outdated Nettle stuff.
* Also, I took the liberty of making m_init private and rename it to fInit - again, this
will only affect source compatibility.
* Rewrote NetEndpoint.h
* Fixed quite a few small bugs around the code that I touched, for example in NetAddress,
SetTo() never set fInit, and therefore could be wrong.
* Some cleanup.
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ie. if someone included net/socket.h he's doomed to change his sources).
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as it takes so many shapes anyway. If you have a "noname" you might actually have one!
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It doesn't do anything yet, but it allocates the io registers properly and
now the values that are returned when reading it make sense.
More to come...
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so you'll have to wait for Haiku's USB to support them anyway,
as R5 nor Zeta's really grock iso.
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Update clean rule in makefile
Rename binary from webcam.media_addon
to usb_webcam.media_addon
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Uses the USB Kit (userland API, needs libusb) to publish a
media node representing the webcam.
It currently only works with my Sonix webcam (3Euro cheapo
cam), but is modular enough to easily expand it, some code
is already there to detect Quickcams.
For now you should be able to build it under Zeta with the
makefile provided.
Making a Jamfile might get tricky as several source files are
created by the makefile itself to include addons and censors
in the build.
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size of 3 pixels. To be verified, but seems to work better.
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* Implemented the EHCIRootHub
* Reworked UHCIRootHub to be more of a utility class and moved the actual work into the UHCI BusManager
* Implemented port reset in EHCI. Ports with low and fullspeed devices are now correctly handed over to the companion host controller.
Attachs and detachs as well as port resetting / enabling works now in EHCI. Only the actual data transfers are missing thereafter ;-)
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* Added individual register operations for operational and capability registers
* Added resetting the host controller which appearantly actually works
Note that you shouldn't install the ehci module if you want uhci to work.
It disables the companion host controller drivers (uhci and ohci) because it takes port ownership and does not yet give it back for low and fullspeed devices.
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* Removed the DesktopSettings lock itself - it's not really needed at all,
and causes some trouble with a clean locking design. This may even have
fixed bug #757, at least I couldn't reproduce it anymore.
* There is now a class for read-only access that requires you to have locked
the desktop (either read or write).
* There is now another class LockedDesktopSettings that allows you to set
settings (and only that) - when you're changing the settings, you must not
have read locked the desktop (ie. hold the single window lock). The class
will obtain a write lock, but write locks can be nested.
* Moved SetWorkspacesCount() into the Desktop class.
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