* Wait evaluation is done considering both position
and buffer size.
* Set back position to 0 after seeking.
* Simplify EvaluatePosition to take advantage of inheritance.
* Use back position to determine the current size of the buffer.
* Add more debug tracing.
* Other minor fixes.
* works nicely (~150 MB/s, 22GB read in about 145s, Linux does 410MB/s).
* also tested Fresco Logic FL1009 OK, but segfaults seem to happen once in a while.
* I shrunk this down, but it seems like packages.haiku-os.org
is taking an long time to access some packages (>10 sec)
* This should help relability of package downloads until
someone checks out why connections take so long
* Implement Open/Close mechanism.
* Implement SetBuffer.
* Implement timeout handling.
* Improve Seek mechanism, this is now working by locking the
thread until the backend call SeekCompleted.
* MediaPlayer attempted to recreate each time the media supplier(s),
and implictly it recreated also the BMediaFile. This works fine with
local data that can be accessed fastly, but makes lots of troubles
with network streams such as BMediaIO. The result of this was that
the Streamer plugin has been recreated each time having memory and
network wasted other than performances.
* I tried to keep intact the previous logic, and it looks OK for me,
this has been done by moving out of the Controller the ownership of
the TrackSupplier and adding a little utility class that do the
releasing job previously done by the ObjectDeleter.
* Reviews are appreciated.
* previously processing of transfer began when an event on the transfer descriptor happened. Now wait until the last TRB to be processed to process and free the descriptor. Chains are probably not handled correcly yet, but usual transfers happen on a single TD.
* use a specific link pointer for transfer descriptor chains.
* tested on VirtualBox passthrough with mounting an external SSD enclosure. It doesn't scale well with SMP: 1CPU ~115MB/s, 2CPU ~65MB/s, 4 CPU ~50MB/s.
* whitelist controller Intel product ID 0x1e31 (found on VB5).
* Instead to exit the thred we will wait until the live555
eventLoop quits peacefully.
* Better error handling.
* Implement SetSize as a not supported operation.
* Moved data locking in the internal buffer class, includes handling
of backend writes.
* Takes advantage of inheritance for getting the size. The choice is
made depending on the flags. This allow the implementer to easily
return a custom size by reimplementing GetSize. At the same time
a plain BAdapterIO can still have it's total size set, but the behavior
will change depending it's mutable or not.
* Some decisions are now made by considering everything in absolute
values.
* Other minor fixes.
Was introduced in fa2dd9c45f, but was
causing weird problems (leaving stray '.o's around the tree.) The problem
was that it didn't have a space before the semicolon on the "SubDir" line,
which also ate the following UseHeaders directive, which also meant
that running "jam" inside a subdirectory was broken between that commit
and this one.
Due to a minor change in the handling of default colors with layouts, the
colors were adopting the system/parent colors due to no colors being
specified by the class.
The icon now adopts the document background color and synchronizes with the
url input background.
Signed-off-by: Augustin Cavalier <waddlesplash@gmail.com>
Fixes#12672. I've had this patch in my inbox for a long time, and totally
forgot about committing it...
* Most FUSE options are only allowed for root, so don't add these options
when user is not root.
* Fixes ticket #8254.
Signed-off-by: Augustin Cavalier <waddlesplash@gmail.com>
Coding style looks OK to me and there are multiple comments that
it works, so just merging it.
Fixes#12710.
Signed-off-by: Augustin Cavalier <waddlesplash@gmail.com>
I fixed the modifications to the Jamfiles in src/bin, they were all wrong
in the patch.
Signed-off-by: Augustin Cavalier <waddlesplash@gmail.com>
Fixes#12575. I checked with PulkoMandy on IRC before merging this,
and fixed some whitespace violations of the coding style.
