Fixed the build of most of targets using these rules. Though the build can be still broken, feel free to fix.
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* Reduced the Transfer class to a minimum and removed support for synchronous transfers. The only usage of this is in SendRequest(), which now provides a callback and QueueRequest()s it's request instead.
* Clarified semantics of SubmitTransfer(). It returns a status_t indicating wether the transfer was submitted successfully. This includes no information about the outcome. Therefore the UHCI RootHub now reports the status only through the callback and returns B_OK or B_ERROR for SubmitTransfer().
* Added comment to the Transfer class explaining who takes ownership of the Transfer in which cases.
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* Moved convenience endpoint requests from ControlPipe to Pipe
With this change, bulk transfers are fairly stable now. See here for evidence: http://haiku.mlotz.ch/haiku-usb01.png ;). Those are pictures from my Canon Digital Ixus 750 downloaded with Exposure using the PTP plugin. I of course navigated Haiku with my USB Logitech iFeel mouse which works nice since some days.
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being called, resulting in the driver supporting taking interfaces down and back
up
* some more cleanup
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* Fixed reported power status of the UHCI Root Hub
* Added preservation of the SOF_MODIFY register when doing a global reset of the UHC
* Read out the actual length for outgoing transfers too
* Made actual length handling for transfers a bit safer and correct in respect to NULL packets
* Use short packet detect to handle short packets
* First step at implementing the hub interrupt
Since the devices are now configured correctly, some bulk transfers actually work. Also my hub now reports its status correctly.
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* Removed some debug output from UHCI
* Added some debug output to the usb module instead ;)
* Rewrote the way new devices are attached and ports are handled (now more similar to FreeBSD)
* Corrected handling of port resets so that they should work on hubs too
* Cleaned up some headers
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* Fixed the UHCI root hub and the hub implementation. Interface and endpoint descriptors are part of the configuration descriptor, they cannot be requested individually.
* Added simple support for interrupt and bulk transfers to UHCI. It's enough to get my USB mouse working to a stable and usable degree.
* Cleaned up and reworked some other parts, added allocation checks and such.
Yes, my internet connection is back up :)
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on GCC 4.
* Fixed buggy scripting error responses: "error" is only included on
error, and B_ERROR (-1) can hardly be a candidate for the
BMessage::what field (uint32).
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in _AddToList()).
* Cleaned up BDragger and BShelf a bit, moved private classes into the BPrivate
namespace, renamed private methods to have the '_' prefix.
* Rewrote Dragger.h.
* Is that static dragger list needed at all? And if so, for what?`
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Andrew, TCP is actually used in the build, so please test if it crashes before
committing.
* Fixed some minor style issues.
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have already been released again, the temporary listener was still added.
This fixes bug #727.
* No longer removes temporary listeners if there are mouse buttons left pressed; ie.
if you press two buttons at once, the listeners are now only removed after you've
released them both. This is not only more logical, it's also how BeOS behaves :-)
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* socket_listen() now sets the SO_ACCEPTCONN flag if it succeeds.
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