change the size parameter type of several functions in sys/socket.h to match POSIX
compat libs and legacy headers keep the original R5 type (though I make a change for this)
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it would leave some junk in there.
* No more usage info on file errors.
* Simplified and improved error handling quite a bit (better and more correct
error messages in case of file errors).
* Cleaned up a lot, it now fits our coding style guide.
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* Fixed wrong resources in unzip (missing app flags made it a normal app).
* There is no need to run the application in unzip's main().
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when enabled, and B_NORMAL_WINDOW_FEEL when disabled. IOW when enabled, no
other windows can interfere.
* Therefore, it's no longer necessary to have the screen_blanker window
use kWindowScreenFeel - it will set its window to full screen as long
as the blanker runs.
* Added a AS_APP_CRASHED notification in the app_server that will remove
all kWindowScreenFeels from the windows of the crashed app.
* This is now used by the debugger to ensure that the debugger alert will
be visible.
* Factored out a DesktopLink class out of the BRoster::_ActivateApp()
method. This class is now also used in the new BRoster::_ApplicationCrashed()
method as used in the debug_server (via BRoster::Private).
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* simplified drawing a bit, and got rid of those scary scale*() stuff (which also
results in better looks). The monitor now looks like the one in Screen; I think
it should either be a very reduced form or a very detailed form, but anything
in between often looks just odd.
* It now also listens to B_MOUSE_DOWN incl. mouse tracking, not only to B_MOUSE_UP.
* Less flickering on state changes (and focus change).
* Loading settings no longer overwrites defaults missing from the settings.
* Renamed ScreenSaverSettings::GetBlankCorner() to BlankCorner(),
LoadSettings() to Load(), GetState() to GetModuleState(), ....
* Some more cleanup.
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* Now quits the window directly, instead of letting the application destructor do that.
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Changes : I renamed to .cpp and include the header file in the main file
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Renamed lots of things, like ScreenSaverThread to ScreenSaverRunner,
refactored code, etc. Much cleaner interfaces and code.
* Fixed a couple of bugs and in the add-on handling, especially some settings
related bugs (ie. testing a screen saver will now use its latest settings,
etc.).
* Correctly implemented DPMS support in ScreenSaverPrefs and the ScreenSaver
preferences application - screen_blanker still ignores them, though.
* It's not yet font sensitive either.
* Changed the input_server add-on to not switch to the screen blanker immediately
when it's in the "blank corner" - doesn't seem to work yet, though (only tested
under Qemu).
* Correctly implemented the "preview" function (before, a screen saver would
never know it rendered a preview).
* Evaluates the return value of BScreenSaver::StartSaver().
* The screen saver thread is no longer killed without notice - it's now
always shut down properly.
* Made the code more robust against failure.
* Introduced some new bugs as well (the screen saver list view doesn't jump to
the selection anymore, for some reason), those will be fixed later (as the
remaining issues).
* Probably some more I forgot about.
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(by linking them to haiku's libsocket.so and libbind.so). This in turn greatly
simplifies building their respective userland version as they now are the same
as the standard version.
- added ping and traceroute to install-userland-networking pseudotarget
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the other BeOS-platforms anyway (unless I'm mistaken). Please note that
these tools are still available as part of 'install-userland-networking'.
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* Improved header output, it now looks a lot nicer.
* Fixed style issues of that header, too: replaced "s" prefix with the
correct "k" prefix.
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* Fixed some minor style issues.
* fChars was allocated with new[] but deleted with free() in the Keymap destructor.
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on a gcc error in the terminal, type open and right-click to edit at the buggy line.
Discard last : form gcc errors to avoid having to type backspace.
Works with Pe for the line at least, BeIDE doesn't seem to handle it though the
documentations says it should. Others apps welcome to handle the be:line and be:column
int32s on B_REFS_RECEIVED :)
- Updated copyright.
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* Mesa doesn't compile yet, as some PPC specific stuff seems to be
missing, Philippe?
* Cortex and some other stuff has been marked x86-only, although
it's more of a "GCC 2.95.3"-only.
* I'm not sure if it's a bug in GCC 4, or if that's what the C
standard demands, but sizeof(some_type::some_field) is not
valid anymore :-/
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* some fixes to make screen_blanker wait_for_thread() instead of
killing the screen saver thread, BScreenSaver::Stop() is now called
as well as its destructor
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in front of all other windows.
* Added TODO items where the code is strange or messy.
* Big cleanup (renamed files and variables like "fPww" to something more
meaningful).
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* Fixed building "stdbins that need libbe.so" for R5/Dano target.
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* Added --dry-run option for paranoid ones like me.
* Added support for making partition devices bootable under Linux (x86, BIOS).
When specifying respective values for HAIKU_IMAGE_{DIR,NAME} ("/dev" and
e.g. "sda7") a "jam haiku-image" will now replace the contents of your
favorite partition with a fresh Haiku installation. BE WARNED: This is nothing
for the faint of heart and I don't guarantee that my implementation is bug-free
and won't mangle the contents of your hard disk even if you use it correctly.
That being said, note that you'll probably have to run the "jam haiku-image"
as root, if you want to access the partition devices, which is a bit annoying.
Furthermore, if the build_haiku_image script fails for any reason, jam tends
to remove the image file, which in this case would be a partition device node.
The mknod command will be your friend in this case.
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Jérôme Duval