tuxtxt_cache_lock does not prevent from calling tuxtxt_clear_cache
while the cache thread is in the middle of inserting pages, thus
leading to a hard-to-reproduce crash when trying to start up tuxtxt.
The simplest fix is to use an additional "big hammer" lock arond
the whole critical area. Since tuxtxt_clear_cache is only called
very seldom, there should be no lock contention problem.
* Use a separate framebuffer and backbuffer on SPARK (the framebuffer
is not big enough to have both buffers in it).
* make tuxtxt work correctly with scaling FB (1080 full-HD modes)
* improve performance by using the blitter to copy from back- to frame
buffer if available (spark)
In order to improve portability, libtriple will be split off and
built separately as "libneutrino-hal" (for hardware abstraction layer)
Enable the makefiles to deal with that.
With the new input device, no need for special casing in neutrino.
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tuxtxt does not need the config file, but it needs the *directory*
$(CONFIGDIR)/tuxtxt
Since tuxtxt is no longer standalone, moving the config into main
neutrino.conf would be better, but for now (and in order to not
invalidate all the docs) just create the directory during installation.
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Let the code use the same defaults as are in the config file,
so that installing the config file is no longer necessary.
This makes for easier packaging of neutrino.
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v4l support has been dropped in recent kernel versions and therefore <linux/videodev.h> is gone. If you want to compile with new kernel headers add -DNEW_CST_KERNEL to your neutrino CFLAGS
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pthread_t is - at least on our platform - not a pointer type, but
basically an int
don't assign NULL but 0 to fix that warning
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Move the cache lock up to the allocator of the cache pages. There is
a possible race between tuxtxt_allocate_page and tuxtxt_clear_pages.
One customer reported repeated crashes while zapping. Debugging the core dump
lead me to believe there is a race going on as the variables appeared to have been
erased while it was allocating a page, and in the end crashing on an unallocated
page.
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of the 'state'.
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Useful e.g. for page-catching mode.
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for the PIP mode (text with toptext list on the right and
small livetv picture at bottom right) the screen space was
wasted by keeping the overall aspect ratio (text + toplist
+ PIP) 4:3. Change this to keep the text AR to 4:3, shifting
it to the left and adding the toplist and PIP on the right
to completely fill the 16:9 screen.
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