Frame markes are not really implemented. Just SendFrameAcknowledge on
SURFACECMD_FRAMEACTION_END if settings->FrameAcknowledge > 0
This fixes issue #1352
# By Bernhard Miklautz (4) and others
# Via Marc-André Moreau
* 'master' of git://github.com/awakecoding/FreeRDP:
libfreerdp-core: fix unused variable
libfreerdp-codec: add bitmap encoder
cmdline: unix/windows return detected error
client/common: fixed command line parsing issue
channels/serial: bring it back to life
nla: invalidate sec handle after creation
tls: updated certificate mismatch message
y_r_buffer, cb_g_buffer, cr_b_buffer and dwt_buffer are all word arrays (16bit)
but obviously the bufferpool size was calculated based on the wrong assumption
that these are 32 bit values in commit 37a59efbe3
- replaced char* by const char* in function prototypes
- MacFreeRDP: moved assignation of context function pointers
- freerdp: added more pointer and return value validations to prevent crashes
If sec pointer isn't invalidated after creation it is not possible
to check if the upper and lower pointers are valid.
This fixes a segfault in the server part if the client disconnects before
the authentication was finished.
Stopwatch (in the way it is used) must be able to measure the wall
clock time with high resolution but used clock() which is not
appropriate for this purpose:
On POSIX systems clock() returns the processor time used by the
program. On Windows clock() does measure the wall clock time but
has only a resolution of 1ms (if at all).
This also renders the freerdp profiler unusable.
This commit changes stopwatch to use the performance counters
on Windows and gettimeofday() for the rest.
Also added a warning about invalid profiling results to the
RemoteFX codec if rfxcontext->priv->UseThreads is enabled because
stopwatch is currently not used in a thread safe way.
Also see GitHub Issue #1325
Use 'b' in fopen's mode string to force binary (untranslated) mode
when reading or writing the pcap file.
This is required on WIN32 and maybe on other non POSIX conforming
systems.
This fixes the mstsc internal error disconnect followed by a crash
of the sample server when latter is used to serve a pcap file on
WIN32.
