Hi Yair, I applied your second patch (most of it). See comments below:
Yair K. wrote: > Hi, > > The attached patch does the following: > 1) Run ossdetect after inserting a USB device using hal policy file. > Two files are added at setup/Linux/scripts: oss_usb-create-devices and > 90-oss_usb-create-device.fdi. > They are installed into scripts/ and symlinked to hal directories by > build.sh. (oss_usb-create-devices should have 755 permissions). The location > match defaults for hal 0.50+. > Thanks to Ionic for testing the scripts. > Ok. > 2) Add a --enable-libsalsa=YES|NO option to configure. Default is YES, > but using NO will prevent trying to compile it. > > Ok. > 3) Don't touch devlists on $SRCDIR in build.sh. No idea why this was > done in the first place, but it adds unwanted changes to hg if running > configure from hg repo directory. (Linux/FreeBSD/SCO. Last two are untested, > but should work). > I didn't remove the $SRCDIR/devlists stuff. This mechanism is used to automatically update supported device lists for each operating system and CPU architecture. I have a scrit that converts these files to HTML and uploads them to the web site as supported sound card list. I need to add more intelligent way to update these files only when full OSS is compiled (including the drivers that are not available in open source). > 4) tutorials - > A) Add some more programs to samples/Makefile. > B) samples/mmap_duplex.c - Comment and actual use don't match: > >> int frag = 0xffff0008; /* 32 fragments of 2^8=256 bytes */ >> > Should be 0x00200008, no? This should be fixed in manual site > too: > http://manuals.opensound.com/developer/mmap_duplex.c.html#LOC2 > (Noticed by someone on #oss, can't remember handle). > Right. I have changed this program without updating the coments. > C) Add SNDCTL_DSP_SYNC to playchar() morse/morse.c. Otherwise, > I get some crackling after playing 'w'. > This is not necessary. The morse.c program is supposed to take it's input from a file or to be used as an end of a pipe. Use of SNDCTL_DSP_SYNC is not proper in this program. The morse2.c program is the one that supports live keyboard input. Best regards, Hannu _______________________________________________ oss-devel mailing list oss-devel@mailman.opensound.com http://mailman.opensound.com/mailman/listinfo/oss-devel
