Firstly, we don't need so many locks as we blocking the main loop.
On amd64 OpenBSD 6.8. Static are stored in tbss, so I know TLS was
releatively recently added properly, that's one issue.
I can only speculate, it's thread related and how mutexes are
handled on amd64? As well as having too many threads, also too
much blocking of the main loop...
Other changes, get rid of almost all sense of a "main" window...
Lots of stuff learnt through hacking...My folks are downstairs and
I can hear shaging on the TV...Christmas time...it's mean to be...
Sheesh
To me some of these changes matter...some of them are a change of
mind, some were a mistake. I like to work on this to relieve some
stress...I noticed it takes me 3 or 4 blocks of forced learning
to finally get something...hopefully i'll get to the point with efl
where i'm not doing too much dumb sh*t...i keep finding remnants of
crap...
This is probably going to upset someone with the wording.
At the moment not caring about the other desktops for this, we can
do something better here but doing it across BSD is going to be
involved.
This is too basic and annoying to be of any use atm...0 motivation
to do anything with it right now, it's much easier to use a
terminal...i doubt anyone is going to miss it right now...maybe
later.
No window takes presedence. Last window closes application :)
Because, if this wasn't done, someone in IRC (apbbb probably) would
say it should be done...soooooo
soo...let's create a little ipc server and server the minions
whatever they want. So add CPU and memory and Generic thing to the
application menu (desktop). Means you don't have to load up the
main EXE each time you want only one minor feature. Also use the
same process for all of this so we don't eat up resources and
because we can.
Have done some looking into this issue. With EFL having issues
on FreeBSD i386 and weak symbols and some comments it seems this
must be a linker issue. I need to read up more so for now, this
workaround remains.
Might be wrong but I think manually waiting for threads is not
good practice. I don't remember where I learnt this for EFL but
it doesm't seem to be a good idea, the main loop should handle this?
Alastair Poole