Haiku image) revealed a problem with that change:
* If the root node only contained a single entry it was freed instead of just making
it a leaf node - that could produce an invalid b+tree (could only happen with
attribute or index trees, as directories always contain '.' and '..').
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* Also added a 1270x720 HDTV resolution (was accidently part of the previous commit).
Both changes courtesy of Doug Shelton.
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anymore; maybe we should even introduce a minimal partition size).
This fixes bug #882.
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* When removing the last key from a leaf node, the node wasn't freed, but just
emptied, and thus the whole tree structure would never combast.
* This could also cause a bug in the TreeIterator: if the last entry was not
in the last node, every second readdir() after the last one would return
the last entry again. I only found this because that happens to be what
Tracker does (which would run in an endless loop while scanning the directory
then).
* Minor cleanup.
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to fit into the session - this should help bug #238 to disappear.
* Minor cleanup.
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in separate folders ('cross-tools-legacy' and 'cross-tools-gcc4') and you
can use the new cmdline-switches 'use-cross-tools' and 'use-cross-tools-gcc4'
to switch between those two. Before, you always had to recompile the tools
in order to switch.
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Now there is only one explore thread instead of one per BusManager.
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* I forgot to mention it before, but this driver seems to have been written
by Erdi Chen.
* Some cleanup.
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under Haiku, though. If someone has access to this card, feel free to fix this :-)
I renamed the driver to s3savage (from BeSavage), and added the license text
separately (dunno if that's really needed, though).
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stuff of the boot loader to help with bug #238.
* Minor cleanup (added license headers, fixed debug output)
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This also fixes the issue of exporting a C++ API from the kernel.
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registrar or the input_server died, you didn't get any notification before.
* Minor cleanup.
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drag rectangle - this fixes bug #596, as Cortex obviously relies on this.
* Added a comment on how dragging without a bitmap should be done (app_server should
directly support this without needing to drag real bitmaps).
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