The media_server is now able to remember the timesource associated to
a certain registered_node and always remove it when the owner
application crash, Fixes Ticket #11852
* Make the title the default font and bold like other screen savers
* Don't center the copyright text, left align
* Put spacing strut between title/copyright and the rest
* Put the pop-up menus in a grid, make them variable width
* Add some more glue so items grow apart more nicely
* Some NULL checks were missing, but on 32-bit machines recover will still fail on my big data partition as it goes out of memory.
* Pack structures that are mapped to on-disk data, so when using a 64-bit compiler, no padding is inserted. Hopefully with 8GB of RAM I have enough to recover my data.
* format strings
* wrong parameters passed to Inode::CopyTo
The 64-bit version does not detect any inodes on my disk, whereas the
32-bit version does. So, more work is needed.
The assembly I converted this from didn't look hand-generated, which
probably explains why it was so convoluted.
No functional change intended (the generated code will change, though.)
I don't know why this was in there -- possibly for older machines
that couldn't do their fullscreen resolution at 60fps? Which doesn't
make a lot of sense, since there's a frame-limiting option too.
* Make getaddrinfo() and friends thread-safe by using the thread-safe
versions of the res functions.
* NetBSD offers two versions of the res functions: one in res_state.c
from the netresolv directory, defined as weak symbols. It is the
legacy version and only for single-threaded applications.
A thread-safe version of the functions is in res_state.c inside
their libpthread directory. An application that uses pthreads on
NetBSD will then use the non-weak symbols from the pthreads
library.
* On Haiku, the thread-safe version is now always used. The
res_state.c is taken from NetBSD's libpthread directory, and then
only struct _nres from the other file is added to it.
Please keep this in mind for future updates of netresolv, do not
accidentally replace it with the single-threaded version.
* This e.g. fixes WebPositive just hanging when opening websites
(even in situations where no IPv6-related problems apply), waiting
forever to resolve names.
