On Nov 20, 2007 9:42 AM, Andrew Church <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >While 1.1.0 is progressing slowly but steadly, I'm also restarting to work > >on HEAD, thanks to some extra time kindly provided by Magic & Miracles dept. > >;) > > So THAT'S where it went! The instant I went to update from CVS, the free > time I thought I had all vanished into thin air... oh well. ;)
Well, is not THAT big ;) There is a bunch of sparse (minor fixes), that's the reason why so much files are touched. The highlights are: - framebuffer core, and so decoder/frame_threads/encoder, was SERIOUSLY rewrote, now I like much more the code, the API and the design (and no, not because I'm wrote it :P). Any comment about the current code will be MUCH appreciated, since I know there is still a lot of room for improvements. - events (as in socket commands and/or signals) are handled by a separate thread again (see transcode.c). I'm not a sponsor of this design, I just seen that this seems to solve our problems in a fairly clean way (and as a bonus, separate completely the encoder from the events/sockets), but I'm open to other solutions as well - ImageMagick modules where rewriten, switchig to new, higher level MagickWand API. - NMS encoder modules now have (or should all have) a private, unformal, flush() operation. Next ModuleSystem revision will require that. - PVM3 code compiles again against libtc. Probably still broken at runtime. We need a MAJOR redesign here. - I've just started to address avilib refactoring task. Ugh. - import_ffmpeg now uses libavformat, I've tested a few files with now regression. I think that's all. Bests, -- Francesco Romani // Ikitt
