commands work that check this value (like the CDDA filesystem, so audio CDs
work now).
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will return consistent values. This helps with debug measurements for the time
being. Obviously we'll have to think of something different when we support
speed-stepping on models with frequency-dependent TSCs.
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there is no device. Should fix long reset timeouts when only device 1 is
present and therefore device 0 can't be selected.
* In case a device reset error is reported, don't try to identify/use the device.
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* It's particularly notice-able with big fonts.
* I did put the latch's width and height in constants.
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* When a BApplication is created, the interface kit globals for this team
are initialized, including be_plain_font, be_bold_font and be_fixed_font.
The plain font specifically is assumed the default font for all BViews.
A BView is not required to every set the font, it will then just be the
plain font, because the app_server already assigned it when the view is
created. Here is where the problem starts. When the system fonts change,
they change on the app_server and are picked up by new applications. Old
applications will run with the old fonts, because the values remain the
same and are stored in the already initialized be_*_font globals. So this
was never a problem. What was a problem is that the app_server would use
the current plain font for applications which were already initialized
before the font was changed, so the values in their be_plain_font would not
match the values in the server side font used when creating new views.
* This patch already prepares for the situation in which client applications
want to update their be_*_font globals. This needs to be a manual act of
the client applications, otherwise we would break existing apps. Maybe we
could automate this for BWindows with the B_AUTO_UPDATE_SIZE_LIMITS flag
and any child views with B_SUPPORTS_LAYOUT.
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theoretically write the given page.
* page writer: Fixed the incorrect check whether a temporary page can be
written by using the new CanWritePage().
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from DesktopSettings.
It allows you to change the tab color (focused and non focused)
for new windows.
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screen height trick for using double buffering with an offscreen half of the
frame buffer. Whenever I run app_server without this patch, it frequently
locks up in weird ways. Additionally, app_server uses less CPU for many graphics
operations, notably the ones that require any blending, ie reading frame buffer.
This should be even more noticable for slow computers. The only draw back is that
slow computers may suffer a bit when just dragging a window, since that is
now performed on the CPU. However, I have high doubts that the benefits don't
outweight the drawbacks, and the feedback I have received indicates that as well.
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* The previous code would have scheduled a single page to be written out (if it
would have ever been triggered), now we schedule the complete previous write
access. This greatly speeds up a "dd if=/dev/zero of=test ..." beyond the
size of available memory.
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* Added an abstraction for getting an BDataIO, DataSource and derived classes,
which allows to move I/O completely out of the GUI threads.
* Fleshed out application start, window creation, and file loading. We do now
create a window for every command line argument and load the referenced file
or, if none, create an empty window.
* Some improvements in the file loader. It does now correctly load the file,
but doesn't process the stored data yet.
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bytes.
* strlcpy() isn't a particularly good string compare function.
* BDebugEventInputStream::_GetData():
- Also need to reset fBufferPosition to 0 when the buffer is empty.
- Fixed read position.
BDebugEventInputStream does now actually read the files written by
BDebugEventOutputStream.
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it's own target named ata and doesn't reuse the ide name. Because of that we
can also add it to the build by default.
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verbose than the old one. Removed the latter.
* Put some of the hardcoded values into defines for more clearity.
* Report more detailed device type for ATAPI devices and report removable
media based on the bit in the infoblock as well.
* Rename the channel ID attributes back to ide to let the hack in scsi_periph
work that then publishes the devices under the disk/ata[pi] tree.
* Also disable command queueing for ATAPI devices.
* Remove remnants of CHS support.
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error we do not reuse old values from a previous KDL session. This ensures that
we don't try to use a USB keyboard if it was un- and replugged on an unsupported
port.
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only support UHCI for now. In case transfers aren't possible we therefore don't
make PS/2 keyboards unusable in KDL.
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* Cause scheduler invokation when we handled an interrupt as the transfering
thread can continue immediately. This brings small block transfer rates to
a comparable level to the old IDE bus_manager. For large block transfers there
is no speed difference at all.
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LBA48 we can allow a maximum block count of 65535 as we have a 16bit sector
count field available.
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indicates an error. Also we then need to pass through the request sense command
to the device. This should fix media status reporting for ATAPI.
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presence will be triggered there and we use FinishRequest() to catch those.
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- DevelopmentMin: Contains only the stuff that comes with the source tree.
- DevelopmentBase: DevelopmentMin + common development tools (gcc, binutils,
bison, yacc,...) -- basically everything needed to build Haiku from the
sources.
- Development: DevelopmentBase + Perl + autotools -- the porters' tools.
* Moved "make" from the base image to the DevelopmentMin package. It should
really be removed from the tree completely and be available as download
package instead... someday.
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* Reworked some of the transfer handling after reading the specs.
* Ensure that the device selection bit is set correctly for all commands.
* Generally disable interrupts and enable them only when expecting a DMA one.
* Renamed disk failure to device fault according to specs.
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in tracker.html
* Documented PoorMan.
* Added yasm to the required packages when building Haiku under Linux
* changed every /boot/beos/ to /boot/system/
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(as generated by the system profiling interface) to a file for later analysis.
Only the analysis tool is missing, yet. :-)
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system profiling interface and added classes BDebugEvent{Input,Ouput}Stream for
reading/writing those files.
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passed in a structure now, so it is easier to extend it and ignore unused
parameters.
* One can now select which system profiling events one is interested in.
* Added scheduling events to the system profiling interface. Those are pretty
much the ones recorded when scheduler tracing is enabled. Still missing are
the "wait object" events that allow to interpret what a thread is waiting
for.
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Ingo Weinhold