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
* fix requirements
* fix configuration on mac os x (problem with automake 1.9) and
add missing values/macro for quartz support
* small typo in ecore_evas_win32 api
* use m4 api in m4 files
SVN revision: 39471
* add vim header
* include config.h when necessary
* fix the order of some include
* move the standard header in ecore_private.h to the source files
I have recompiled all the efl and e17, and e17 seems to work fine with these changes.
If you encounter problems with that commit, let me know.
SVN revision: 38864
Create a parser description and give it the parameters, that's it. You
can store values (automatically converting types!), count occurrences,
make it true or false, create a list, choose from a list of items or
even specify your own callback to process arguments!
It was inspired by Python's optparse: http://www.python.org/doc/2.5.2/lib/module-optparse.html
SVN revision: 37781
* remove useless _DEPENDENCIES variables
* remove useless files in EXTRA_DIST
* use -no-undefied directly
* add some flags when the host is windows ce
make distcheck succeeds on my computer
next step will be to fix the horrible mess in Ecore.h and ecore_private.h
SVN revision: 37406
1. configure/build changes to allow cross-compiling painlessly
2. pager module namespace changes - this was still dirty afdter the namespace
cleanup, so clean it up
3. add a powersave subsystem - doesnt have an "automatic" way to turn on and
off right now, this i think is best provided by modules (that do things like
monitor acpi status's (eg close lid of laptop), AC power status etc. etc.
this allows e to nicely defer "power" expensive actions to avoid disk
spinups etc.
4. move to use the new ecore poller system - discussed long ago as part of
power management/saving issues. now it exists
5. add a canvas idle flush call that helsp cope with the new shm greedy
software x11 engine stuff
6. use the new powersave subsystem where appropriate
7. fix non-zeroed/initted memory access in e_fm_main
8. fix mem leak for e menus
9. remove ipc handlers for changed/removed config values
10. use animaotr not timer for menu scrolls - then menu scrolls obey the fps
config
11. fix up timer/poll happienss of cursor idle stuff
12. remove avoid damage from popups for now - causing problems
13. change battery and temp readouts to b e shorter so they fit
14. pager can emit signals on focus change for mini-windows now
15. temperature module now uses a slave process and uses stdin/out to talk to
it and get output - this makes e smoother as in my expereicne i found getting
the temp on my laptop actually took like 200ms so e "hang" for 200ms while
reading the acpi files - so now the subprocess does it and just writesa back
to e when it gets it.
ecore:
1. add ecore_pollers. see the documentation on them in doxygen comments :)
2. fix timers to only go off when they have to - bug there that made e's
select time out a LOT more than it needed to. defensive coding hid the
problem. now fixed. e should be much more power friendly now.
3. formatting/niceness in ecore_exe stuff
4. some comments on comments with SIGIO ideas vs. select
5. add call to be able to add an idle enterer at the start of the list of
them, not just the end (as has been the default)
6. fix ecore_evas to support auto evas idler calls after 0.5 secs of idle in
all canvases - and to do it right
7. if argb destination - set the shape EVENT shape (to mask out events in
transparent regions much like shape does withotu translucency)
8. in ecore_x add support for the event shape
evas:
1. fix cache to work properly and not just always fill up (as it seemed to
like to think cahce useage dropped below 0 when it didnt and thus just
over-fill)
2. software x11 engine now ONLY uses shm segments - no ximages over the
socket. this ximage hack was there to avoid the 2 round trips involved in
setting up an shm image - now i mitigated that wih an shm image cache pool.
it keeps shm images around and repurposes them for new update regions if
appropriate. this means many fewer shm creates (about 1/100th the number) and
since we recycle the memory less 0 memory page filling by the kernel - in the
end, i recorded about a 10-20% speedup over the old software x11 engine.
simple tests i have seen up to 120% speedups. idle flush now does something -
it frees all the cached shm segments. it has a hard-coded limit of 4mb worth
of shm segments (or 32 segments - whichever comes first) to keep around. once
can never complain much about speedups methinks :). also evas will defer sync
until the NEXT frame is written - this means evas can calculate the next
frame of data while x dma's/copies the images to the screen at the same time
(if you hve a dual core or multi-cpu machnike or your xserver is able to use
DMA to copy image data to the screen/video ram then this should see a decent
speedup).
SVN revision: 33448
* use non deprecated version of AC_INIT and AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE
and check the required minimal versions.
* add bzipped distribution archive
* add AC_LIBTOOL_WIN32_DLL
* forbid libtool to check fortran
* compute libtool versioning from the version of the package
* pass the directories based on ${prefix} to the preoprocessor
with the -D option
* replace INCLUDES, wich is deprecated since 2001 by AM_CPPFLAGS
* remove useless -L flags in *_la_LDFLAGS
SVN revision: 32338
add ecore_strbuf, an auto-expanding string buffer for building long strings whose length isn't easily determinable beforehand. for now just supports append.
SVN revision: 28379
to do ssl and al fo ecorE_evas stuff
BUt ecore_* may not be BUILT with that support
so the api stub exists
but it may just return NULL. theres calls to query for support here.
SVN revision: 11957
where (rougly) time is spent (as it runs - dynamically). quite useful if your
code is dropping frames to keep animation going - but u'd like to know when
exactly its happening so you can lean down the graphics design or the code in
those situations.
SVN revision: 9379
Christopher Michael
Carsten Haitzler
Vincent Torri
Sebastian Dransfeld
Cedric BAIL
Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri
doursse
rephorm
ningerso
tsauerbeck
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