want to temporarily change it to something benign before you
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Never write it in C
get wrapped up in whatever other change I'm making. It's on my list
You're patch for it doesn't quite cover the change however - but I will get
around to it if you don't want to make all the necessary changes.
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working on
it).
However, everyone is now welcome to remove your old repository and re-check
it out and start working on whatever it is you've been waiting to work on.
Remember that the repository has been renamed to 'concordance'...
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Marco Bleich wrote:
It probably won't be very easy for you to make the files until after I've
made CVS look like the above structure,
Yep, right. You could build the new structure, commit it to CVS and then I
will adapt/modify the project files. It would definitely help
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? it's the first thing the
website makes you do...
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Never write it in C if you can do it in 'awk
'extract_firmware_binary' in 'libconcord.def'.
libconcord.def was right - I meant to change the name of the function and
forgot. Done.
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Stephen Warren wrote:
The following is extracted purely from firmware files and USB logs, from
both Kevin's zip and my upgrade attempts:
Oh, BTW - this is table is really huge! Thanks for all your work. I meant to
say that in my last email.
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Phil:
Everything looks fine!
Compiles clean now. I'm going to make some checks later this day and send
you the project files.
Sorry, ive been a bit busy. See attached files.
Applied, thanks.
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Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
You rule. Seriously man, you are awesome! Thanks! I can't wait to get back
home and merge this code and get some testers behind it.
Thanks:-)
I've attached a libconcord patch that implements this. It's been tested
on both 880 firmwares that I
in different ways. The guidelines are straight forward and
shouldn't be any additional work but will make the process more smooth.
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from (1) to (3) and just return err (you may have noticed
that I prefer to code single exit points).
You're right - I mis-read the patch... ignore my comment. :)
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Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
One comment on ** vs *. The code tends to use * in any non-public API, and
** only for public functions since C requires that. You converted various
private APIs to **, and I prefer to leave them * to be consistent with the
entire rest
this and
send me some USB dumps of what the official software does, it shouldn't be
too hard to reproduce this...
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Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
One comment on ** vs *. The code tends to use * in any non-public API,
and
** only for public functions since C requires that. You converted various
private APIs to **, and I prefer to leave them
, by all means - I just
haven't had time to do it yet.
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Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
Is it possible to add a --with-libconcord=/path/to/it option to
concordance's configure script?
I'd be happy to. I gotta remember how to do that with autoconf, shouldn't be
hard.
Keep in mind that you won't be able to do
to the other vcproj files too)
This seems like a solid change to me. I'm going to go ahead and apply it and
we can revert it if need be.
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Never use
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Andreas Schulz wrote:
On Wednesday 26 March 2008, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Your patch looks very solid. However, your changing things that Stephen's
API patch is ALSO going to change (in fact, his patch will make your patch
simpler, you won't have to deal with that silly static-size vs dynamic
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Didn't see you'd attached a patch. I *really* need to write a submitting
patches doc.
I just read your description, and it sounds pretty spot-on. I'll make a note
to look at this as well, though I prefer patches be sent to the list, just
FYI.
Looking at your patch, I
-errors -g -O2 -o concordance
concordance-concordance.o /usr/lib/libconcord.so
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/phil/build/cvs/concordance/concordance'
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a RestartConfig(), or we need to
re-find the remote. I suspect it's just that we need to wait, so that's what
this patch does.
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Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
I propose we replace -ansi -pedantic-errors with -std=c99.
Sorry, just remove -ansi -pedantic-errors and don't add -std=c99;
the variadic macro works with -std=c99, but the strdup prototype still
isn't
on the data at hand,
but it's worth a shot).
Give it a shot and let me know.
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Never write it in C if you can
which uses gcc-4.3)
This warning is now gone.
As soon as I can reproduce the other error your getting, I'll deal with it
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Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
* It certainly won't remove the warning about strdup not being prototyped
(that's due to -ansi), which is a warning for me, but I believe an error
on gcc-4.3 (hence why I submitted the patch for libconcord to add a bunch
Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
* It certainly won't remove the warning about strdup not being prototyped
(that's due to -ansi), which is a warning for me, but I believe an error
on gcc-4.3 (hence why I submitted the patch for libconcord to add a bunch
Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
It's so weird I don't get the same behavior...
[variadic macros error from gcc]
Yes indeed.
I installed a Debian sid chroot on my Fedora 8 system using the
debootstrap utility, and installed the gcc-4.3 and g++-4.3 packages
using aptitude
had one already, I changed its scope slightly so we
could re-use it.
Applied, thanks.
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Never write
Andreas Schulz wrote:
On Monday 31 March 2008, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Now that Stephen's patch has been merged, did you want to re-submit your
patch against the latest CVS? In theory it should make your patch a bit
smaller...
Yup - piece of cake now, with all that \0 termination or not stuff
. It's evil.)
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Never do it in 'awk' if 'sed' can
Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
Attached is a patch that adds the following line to the end of all
*.cpp, *.c, *.h files.
This might help keeping people like me with different vi defaults on-style!
Though I was going to follow a different convention and put
for various remotes they could
mail to me, or let me download?
There's one in CVS under examples/ - grab it now, cause I'll have SF remove
that whole dir before the next release...
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just be a void* blob which is internally a
structure with the uint8_t* and the size inside of it. Not only do I think
of that array as a opaque blob to the user, but I don't want our API/ABI to
have to change when we make it into an mmap pointer or some other thing.
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with the Windows logs I have.
According to the code, it all appears the same, but clearly SOMETHING is
different.
For those who haven't used usbmon and would rather not spend the time to
figure it out, I'll try and whip up some instructions soon.
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Your code flow suggestions sound good.
I was actually going to nuke all of the read_*_from_file garbage when I got
the patch to abstract that out - I'm still planning on doing that in the
next day or so, so if you want you can just concentrate on porting your
- they have
to *ask* us to take it via import_blob(), so we can do some sanity checking
and such if we'd like.
Hmm, I kinda like that.
Thoughts?
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Stephen Warren wrote:
On Wed, April 2, 2008 2:36 am, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
In congruity, I have some code to identify the action to take for a
specific EzHex/EZUp file, without relying on any facet of the filename.
I'm curious as to what you use to figure it out
to set the 'cat' go for a a minute
or so after concordance is done. Send them directly to me when you get a chance.
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Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Your code flow suggestions sound good.
I was actually going to nuke all of the read_*_from_file garbage when I got
the patch to abstract that out - I'm still planning on doing that in the
next day or so, so if you want you can just concentrate
Stephen Warren wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
On Wed, April 2, 2008 2:22 am, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
This doesn't seem to actually work for me.
Huh. I tested the expandtab and shiftwidth settings on libconcord.h, and
those worked for me (at least before I moved them to the top of the file)
(I
(INFORMATION, in, size, start_info_ptr);
The second one is spaces instead of tabs).
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Never write it in C
Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
What about passing around a void* like I suggested with the size and all
hidden inside of but an export_blob() API that dumps it to something easy -
such as our uint8_t* with a size, and of course an import_blob() to go with?
Initially
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
On Wed, April 2, 2008 2:22 am, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
This doesn't seem to actually work for me.
Huh. I tested the expandtab and shiftwidth settings on libconcord.h, and
those worked for me (at least before I moved them
Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
...
So I plan to switch this. Everywhere a USB message is constructed I'll NOT
include the extra 0-byte and then I'll ADD a 0-byte in the Windows code.
Does anyone have any objections to this or concerns?
Sounds like a great idea to me - I
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
...
So I plan to switch this. Everywhere a USB message is constructed I'll NOT
include the extra 0-byte and then I'll ADD a 0-byte in the Windows code.
Does anyone have any objections to this or concerns?
Sounds like a great
not worried about libusb on windows... given the nature of my
change, if it works in libusb, it works in libusb. I'd just like a valid
winhid test, and some other libusb (linux is fine) test just to validate my
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Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
OK. Here's a complete version, with concordance.c integration. It works
for all the files in harmony_usb_logs, and a file of each type that I
got from the Website.
I applied it, but with a few changes - see the CVS list
Stephen Warren wrote:
libconcord.cpp:get_time_dow should return rtime.dow, not rtime.day.
Fixed, thanks.
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and ruby bindings, commit your python bindings, and then see if I can
figure out why firmware updates on the 5x series isn't working. And I think
that's about the last of the TODO before we get 0.20 out the door.
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variable? I added that just for that change, I
think.
I meant to, but it appears I didn't. Fixed.
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was writing to address 2 instead of 0x2 (2097152).
Try CVS now and let me know how it goes.
Thanks to everyone who's sent me usbmon logs - I only used Michael's because
they were at the top of my inbox when I got back from Vegas - but thanks to
everyone who sent them.
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Never use
should be able to pass unlimited arguments instead of just
1 - see the FIXME about that
* I think I may need to tell perl when a blob is passed back and deleted,
but I haven't looked into that yet.
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Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Michael Frase wrote:
Phil, I hope this is the output you need to solve this problem. If not,
please contact me and I will try to deliver the missing information.
Note that I can only answer mails at weekends (in the next few weeks).
Please keep up your great work!
Woo
mode
after a firmware upgrade?
Nope, that's definitely not expected on a 555. I would expect that only on a
arch 3 (748 and 768), and arch 7 (6xx). Did you do your CVS update after my
last email (since I did a checkin just before it at 11:27am today)?
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Never do it in 'awk' if 'sed' can
ran the command it gave me
this error message:
It got broken sometime recently - when the file_read() stuff was done. I
fixed it in CVS, thanks for pointing that out.
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it immediately
boot into normal mode?
The only hurdle I'm now facing is not being able to learn the remote
any new codes. See my other email.
Yeah, I saw it. It's fixed now.
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with the
latest CVS. Which isn't to say there's no problems - there might still
be...
but it's at least one success...
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OK, downloaded new firmware, upgraded but still 2.1
Bringing this discussion back to the list... Stefan, send
the define of debug() to this new internal header.
The #pragma to disable warnings for Windows code should probably be moved
either to the windows files themselves, or at the very least, this new
internal header.
Thoughts, comments, complaints, suggestions?
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Anyone out there with a 748 or 768 that's willing to test firmware updates?
The code should support these remotes now and it'd be nice to know if it
works...
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v2.5 to v2.6).
Hmm. OK, that's the second report of that. Does your remote boot into
safemode after the upgrade? Does it reboot at all?
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Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
A couple of license-related questions
1) The file libconcord/win/setupapi.h states:
Copyright (c) 1995-1997 Microsoft Corporation
This certainly isn't GPL, but it's possible MS allows redistribution.
The thing is, I'd
they think needs to be in 0.20?
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Never do it in 'awk
Andreas Schulz wrote:
On Wednesday 09 April 2008, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Marcel de Jong wrote:
Hello all,
I'm afraid I have some bad news, not sure if others have had this as
well. When I tried to set up my 555, I needed to have the remote learn
some new trick via IR (basically because
Stephen Warren wrote:
On Thu, April 10, 2008 1:25 pm, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Michael Frase wrote:
Hi Phil,
thanks for your quick replies and changes in cvs. I'm back again and
tested latest cvs with my harmony 555.
...
Here's whats REALLY odd. I massaged the LatestUpdate.EZUp
in
linux, selected the keys you wanted, downloaded the XML file from the site
and sent it along rather than piecing it together with wireshark. :)
As I just wrote in this thread, there is still a bug in remote.cpp,
which means that you learned nothing but garbage.
Not anymore. :)
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By my understanding, development on Windows pretty much always requires
both a C compiler and a platform SDK installation, so this shouldn't be
anything new to people building apps from source on Windows.
So, it seems we can remove setupapi.h from CVS, and add notes
Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
- final test on Windows of current code
This hasn't been done - could someone do this for me?
I tested all these on Windows, built with Visual C++ 2005 Express
Edition, against my 880:
Debug: Compile -c -C -f -F -h -i -k -K -s -t -v
Release
Stephen Warren wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
There is one cosmetic bug, in that print CTRL-H doesn't do a
backspace on Windows, so the percentage progress messages looks like
turd. I'll see if that's easy to fix...
Eh, what? That should never happen on windows:
#ifdef
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Bill LaGrue wrote:
On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 15:06:51 -0700
Phil Dibowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Phil Dibowitz wrote:
So what I'll probably do is if we're arch 9, I'll pass a flag in
that says add CookieKeyVal...
Bill,
Please update to the latest CVS, and then apply the attached patch
, attached is a Makefile for ya.
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Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Also, attached is a Makefile for ya.
That Makefile was a bit flawed. There one is better.
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, so I didn't have much stuff to move.)
Thanks! And yes, you assume right, it's a good thing. :)
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/congruity - but I suspect
there are other ways to trigger it, but I'm too lazy to go download Debian's
source patch for man :)
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Never do it in 'awk' if 'sed' can handle it;
Never
Stephen Warren wrote:
On Tue, April 15, 2008 12:18 am, Phil Dibowitz wrote:
Stephen Warren wrote:
This raises the question though: What happens if the current initial 5
second wait isn't long enough?
What do you mean? If my 5 second sleep isn't enough, I sleep for
another 5. And then another
/auto/concord/concord.bs
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Failed to init concord
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):
File /usr/bin/congruity, line 30, in module
import libconcord
ImportError: No module named libconcord
You haven't build the python bindings. Head over to
libconcord/bindings/python in your concordance source tree and build and
install the python modules. That should do it for you.
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Marc Williams wrote:
Thanks, that worked. And for anyone who's interested the command to do
that while in the libconcord/bindings/python dir is sudo python setup.py
install.
There's actually already a README in CVS, just not in 0.20.
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Stephen Warren wrote:
Just as an FYI, I'm going to be on vacation from this Monday through May
19th, probably without any email access.
Cool. I move on May 18th, and will be in temporary housing until I find a
place to live in Zurich. Hopefully I'll be better situated in early June.
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Phil Dibowitz wrote:
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 01:40:10PM -0400, Douglas E. Warner wrote:
I'm trying to get concordance/libconcord 0.20 packaged for Fedora and am
having some problems getting the perl bindings tests running; I'm getting
the
following error (after compiling libconcord
on the 880. Since I'm in the process of moving, I'll resume work on that
code in June...
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probably doesn't know to look in /usr/local/lib, you have 3
options:
1. Install in /usr/lib
2. Add /usr/local/lib to /etc/ld.so.conf or your distros equivalent
3. Run concordance with LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib
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you provide an sudo lsusb -v and tell me what kind of remote you have?
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Never write it in C if you
, and
then just:
concordance -C /some/path/house1.EZHex
concordance -C /some/path/house2.EZHex
The only time you'd need internet access is if you wanted to *change*
what was in those configs, which requires the website.
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have to HAVE those EZHex
files (which means you had to have had internet access sometime in the
past to GET those EZHex files).
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on something
specific email the list and someone here will hopefully help you. ;)
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Never write it in C
and adjust the so-version numbers
as appropriate based on the GNU library numbering scheme.
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Never
, and unfortunately I know
nothing about Windows - so some more details for them would be really
helpful. There's a decent change any thing you write will end up in the
INSTALL.windows in some form or another (we will of course credit you if
that happens), assuming it's helpful to people.
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. How about something like libirconvert, or
libirparse or libirencode - since there's nothing specific about remotes
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the char**. There are other alternatives that SWIG
provides as well.
IMO, we only need the destroy() if they're opaque or non-C data. In this
case it's not a token is data that the user is expected to do something
with - data the user actually requested.
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Phil Dibowitz
, this should get merged now. Do me a favor and do a few
update/fwupdate/etc. runs while connecting to Logitech. If you don't
havy any problems, we'll merge this, and hopefully any bugs in Post()
will show up before the next release so we can squash them.
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Phil Dibowitz
Andreas,
Did you see my comments on the most recent version of your concordance
patches? All but one of them were minor - and the other was more of a question.
Just wanted to ping you again, hopefully get your patches merged, and then
flush the rest of my patch queue...
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Phil Dibowitz
to let you know for the future.
Thanks again!
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