dependency on ecore_txt. I disable ecore_txt by default too
I can't test it (i'm on Windows). If you experience errors during
the build, please reply in this thread.
SVN revision: 46209
This will help me for the opensolaris port... (btw
inlined functions should not be in ecore_list source
code but in its header, for those who want to fix that)
SVN revision: 46195
Avoid automagic detecting extensions such as Xprint, Xdamage and
friends, as well as for tslib if ecore-fb is in use.
This should help build systems avoid linkage with those even if they
are present when Ecore is built.
SVN revision: 45918
there is only --enable-*** options displayed, with no default value,
so if someone wants me to add them, please tell me (it's a bit of
work, though :p)
SVN revision: 45577
* ecore-ipc is an option for ecore-config and not a required dependency
* use Requires.private field in all the .pc if pkg-config 0.22 or later is
installed. We list in it the required packages needed to compile the modules.
* remove uneeded flags that are in Libs.private (those from the packages
that are listed in Requires.private)
SVN revision: 42873
that's it, it's here... tested and works fine, please try with your
favorite gmainloop dependent library and report problems. Suggestions:
* GConf to access Gnome and its applications settings.
* GtkSettings to access other properties of Gnome and its applications.
* GUPnP (okay, we have EUPnP, but they have more features so far)
* Rygel, based on GUPnP.
* Libsoup, SOAP and HTTP access, useful for web access and required
by other libraries.
* Mojito, by Moblin, access to various web2.0 services like flickr,
picasa, twitter...
And last but not least, this enables Flash plugin on WebKit-EFL and
may enable us to get Google Gadgets sooner (before someone writes a
proper EFL backend).
Support is auto-detected at compile time but can be disabled with
--disable-glib. Runtime support is not enabled by default (so
compiling with it will just link yet another library), one needs to
call ecore_main_loop_glib_integrate() to do so.
Thanks to INdT folks that provided the initial implementation. I
rewrote it to make it correct, but the idea was good.
SVN revision: 42825
that still integrate cleanly with the EFL.
ecore_thread_run need two callbacks :
* func_heavy is called from another thread and should not use the
EFL except Eina, but carefully.
* func_end is called when func_heavy is done, but from inside ecore
main loop, so you can at this point call every EFL functions without
fear.
Note :
The system automatically detect how many CPU you have and will spread
the load on all of them.
You must not assume that the result will come in the same order you
requested it. Depend on each CPU load and how heavy the function on it
are.
SVN revision: 41555
Vincent Torri
Carsten Haitzler
Sebastian Dransfeld
Christopher Michael
Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri
xcomputerman
Cedric BAIL
Boris Faure
Lars Munch
Daniel Kolesa
Iván Briano