FunctionInstance does now also have a (DisassembledCode) source code
attribute. Function keeps its attribute, but it explicitly is a
FileSourceCode now.
* SourceCode:
- Removed GetStatementAtLocation(). Instead DisassembledCode has a
StatementAtLocation() now. As well as a StatementAtAddress() and
StatementAddressRange(). Rather cast to the subclass (in two instances)
instead of having those methods in the base class. In most cases we already
have the subclasses now, anyway.
- Added Lock()/Unlock(), which are implemented in FileSourceCode. The
statement ranges are no longer immutable, so we have to lock.
* TeamDebugModel:
- Revived GetBreakpointsInAddressRange().
- GetBreakpointsForSourceCode(): Optimized for DisassembledCode and fixed
in the FileSourceCode case. We need to compare with the functions' source
file instead of their source code, since they might not have the source
code set yet. Fixed two instances of the same problem in SourceView. Setting
breakpoints in functions that have no associated source code yet, works now.
* Team:
- GetStatementAtAddress(): Optimized by using the DisassembledCode, if
available.
- GetStatementAtSourceLocation(): If the supplied source code is
DisassembledCode, we have to get the statement from it directly, since
we can't get that information from the image debug info.
* TeamDebugInfo: Added LoadSourceCode() and DisassembleFunction(), the new way
to get FileSourceCode respectively DisassembledCode. SpecificTeamDebugInfo
has lost LoadSourceCode() and gained service methods AddSourceCodeInfo() and
ReadCode(). This avoids unnecessary code duplication in the subclasses.
Moreover it allows for joining source location info source files from
different images (and compilation units) -- interesting for inline functions
in headers.
* Adjusted LoadSourceCodeJob and TeamDebugger::FunctionSourceCodeRequested()
accordingly.
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which doesn't seem to be correct from how I read the BeBook. Ignore it for
now which is pretty unlikely to be a problem.
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- Functionality to stop services, start preferences, and show debug console
- Cleanups in signatures
-This line, and those below, will be ignored--
M headers/private/bluetooth/bluetoothserver_p.h
M src/servers/bluetooth/BluetoothServer.h
A src/servers/bluetooth/DeskbarReplicant.cpp
A src/servers/bluetooth/DeskbarReplicant.h
M src/servers/bluetooth/Jamfile
M src/servers/bluetooth/BluetoothServer.cpp
M src/preferences/bluetooth/BluetoothMain.cpp
M src/preferences/bluetooth/Jamfile
M src/preferences/bluetooth/defs.h
M src/preferences/bluetooth/BluetoothWindow.cpp
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the HAIKU_FFMPEG_DEFINES and friends to the toplevel ffmpeg Jamfile.
* Define the X86 CPU acceleration features in global Jamfile variables,
so that we can build specific source files depending on those defines
later (used for libavcodec_x86.a).
* In config.h, a whole bunch of parsers were defined off, which was the
actual reason why plain old .MPG files and also my .MTS streams with
H.264 video gave only scrambled video.
* Removed some files from the build by comparing which files are build
by a pristine FFmpeg libavcodec Makefile.
Attention: The following changes may break the GCC2 build:
* Remove Haiku specific changes from
- libavcodec/x86/cavsdsp_mmx.c
- libavcodec/x86/dsputil_mmx.c
- libavcodec/x86/h264dsp_mmx.c
I will test this next after switching my GCC. If you are impatiant, the
following changes were previously done to the pristine FFmpeg 0.5 files:
libavcodec/x86/cavsdsp_mmx.c:
* commented out line 426 to 429
libavcodec/x86/h264dsp_mmx.c
* h264_loop_filter_strength_mmx2() was commented out.
libavcodec/x86/dsputil_mmx.c
* gmc_mmx() was commented out.
* commented out line 2665 (assigning c->gmc)
* commented out line 2786 (assigning c->h264_loop_filter_strength)
However, I would now make similar changes by checking the GCC version. Also,
the libavcodec/x86/dsputil_mmx.c:2786 was still assigning the dummy
h264_loop_filter_strength_mmx2() version.
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* Improved Seek(). If wence is not SEEK_SET, make sure to check the current
source position and adjust it to what the stream points to. Also, return
just -1 on error since this is used for libavformat code. And don't set
the stream position to the error return value.
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* Added debugging facility to dump the first 100 packets of a video stream
to a debug file on the Desktop.
* When needing to flush packets, avcodec_flush_buffers() is unfortunately
not reliable. For audio codecs, the work around was to close and reopen
the codec in Seek(). Do this also for video codecs. Makes H.264 more
reliable here.
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- Rework and style the DeviceClass class
- Implement option "Identify host as..." in preferences with mentioned method, this should allow us to be visible to more RemoteDevices
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compliant with one that is both, and magnitudes faster at that, too.
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hopefully it makes sense. It is definitely pushing it size-wise (997 bytes.) It
is based on an item in my house (I even set it up on my desk to draw it in
IOM.) If anyone wants to tweak it, feel free.
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- Replaced StatementAtLine() by GetStatementLocationRange(), which doesn't
return a statement (i.e. also target addresses), but just a range in the
source code. This can also be implemented by FileSourceCode, which can
therefore be used for more than one instance of a function.
- Added GetStatementAtLocation() which kind of is also a replacement for
StatementAtLine(), but is optional and only provided by
DisassembledSourceCode.
- Added GetSourceFile(), which has to be provided when
GetStatementAtLocation() is not implemented.
- Kicked the statement stuff out of FileSourceCode. It only knows source
ranges, now.
* Team: Added GetStatementAtSourceLocation(), which is the real replacement for
SourceCode::StatementAtLine() in cases where a statement is actually
needed. It uses SourceCode::GetStatementAtLocation(), if available and
otherwise finds a function at the source location, and gets a statement for
one of its instances.
* TeamDebugInfo: Does now manage a source file -> functions map allowing to
look up functions at source file locations.
* DwarfImageDebugInfo:
- Switched the path in the source code hash table key for a LocatableFile,
which is cheaper to hash and to compare.
- Fixed bugs where the relocation delta was ignored.
- Replace a -1 in the SourceLocation column component by 0 to avoid
mismatches.
* SourceLocation: Changed component types from uint32 to int32. Otherwise -1 is
not representable.
Things mostly work as before starting the refactoring to support function
instances. All is not well yet, though. E.g. we don't merge the source code
information for common source files (like headers) provided by different
compilation units (or even images) yet. We need to do that, since the debug
info for a compilation unit only contains line number information for inline
functions (in headers) that are actually used.
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attributes returning for each whether it was set on the entry.
* DwarfUtils::GetDeclarationLocation(): Entries can just override individual
declaration location attributes. E.g. for a specification entry file, line,
and column can be given, while the entry for the implementation could just
override the line, if it is implemented in the same file (like inline methods
in a header).
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in /boot/common/bin (why does it care where sed lives?)
* revert subversion to 1.6.2, as that does not depend on the expat optional
package
I think we (well, I) should be more thorough when testing new packages,
it would probably be a good idea to test each package on a new, minimal
image.
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TODO:
- Get along with the Layout engine, the extended info window looks "no very nice".
- Reading the battery status takes too long so put it into a thread or cache it.
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TODO:
- Move watching stuff from driver to device cookie so it can be used by multiple instances.
- Find out why we only get notified about AC / battery changes.
- Fetch _BMD info.
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- The timeout in Wait was ignored because B_RELATIVE_TIMEOUT was missing.
- Some cleanup.
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Doing it on demand in AcpiOsExecute leads to kernel panic on my machine.
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it's signature indicates that it should - the callers just never use
the value currently, so it caused no harm
* squashed a TODO in the runtime_loader about the resolving strategy
for undefined symbols in add-ons: I've implemented the breadth-first
strategy (leaving out the add-on itself), as that one made most sense to
me.
This avoids loader problems with older optional packages of Pe on gcc4, as some
add-ons (e.g. "Expand Tabs") could not be loaded due to them containing undefined
symbols that are found in second level dependencies (libstdc++.so in this case).
Ingo: please review.
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* the default ABI for gcc2 builds should be B_HAIKU_ABI_GCC_2_HAIKU, not B_HAIKU_ABI_GCC_2, as the latter
is equal to B_HAIKU_ABI_GCC_2_ANCIENT and enforces the old symbol resolving behaviour.
If our build isn't ..._HAIKU, what is? ;-)
This fixes a whole lot of perl tests, which failed because the required shared libs could not be loaded
(as they contained undefined symbols that are only found in second level dependencies).
Note: the existing perl optional package works, since it does not contain any ABI specification symbol yet.
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KPartition::CreateChild(). CreateChild() calls AddChild(), which publishes
the new partition, though at that point offset and size were not set, so that
the published devices would not be usable.
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keeps its own idea about what a wchar_t is and that was still a short.
This of course made the data structure of a streambuf incompatible with the
"lower" half - the glibc part - causing (potentially all sorts of) crashes
when these classes were used.
This should fix the crash of gensyscalls when building haiku natively
on a gcc2-haiku.
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Michael Pfeiffer