: Also why is there a a - and a + sign used before the numbers.
The - and + reference the two files being diffed, and match
the upcoming patch lines which are preceded by - and +.
In your case, the - file references the first file and the +
references the second file in the diff.
: @@ -41,6
WPSes included with Rockbox could be provided pre-parsed, with the
core having the ability to load parsed WPSes, while unparsed WPSes go
throug the parser plugin first (which could I suppose store the
current WPS as a temporary file, to be used upon reboots)?
Offloading the parsing to a
: With regards to creating a thread on the second core, there is no
: guarantee that this will be available even on PortalPlayer machines, so
: the code to create a thread on the second core would be something like:
:
: my_thread = create_thread_on_core(COPROCESSOR, my_function, my_stack,
:
: concerned about // style comments? They're much
: quicker to type, and also allow the use of /* */ to quickly disable blocks
: of code.
Quicker to type should never be a programmer's priority, IMO.
Far more important is maintaining a consistent style.
Regards,
Greg
: Wouldn't this mean that the font would have to be reloaded from disk
: every time the user switched from one screen to another? That means at
: least a 1-2 second delay (much more if the disk is spun down) every time
: the displayed font changes.
What I'm saying is that the font buffers could
: OK, now I think I understand what you're saying. The unified cache would
: still be static though, right? Instead of five 10kb (or 45kb or
: whatever) buffers we'd have a single (probably larger, somewhere around
: 50kb?) buffer used for all fonts, with everything going through the font
: cache
: iPod Video
:
: Rockbox works on it, but there's no audio. No one seems to have worked
very
: hard yet at figuring it out. This probably takes some dissassembly.
Otherwise
: this of course resembles the Color and Nano models.
Why can't we use the code that the iPod Linux folks have for
: 2) Moving the #ifs into the bitmap SOURCES file simplifies the code a
: lot, but currently the sizes of the bitmaps still need to be defined in
: the C file itself - the size isn't taken from the output from bmp2rb.
: I've ignored this for now.
Its been awhile since I've reviewed much
