this should hugely improve the speed of file monitor event processing;
in my test case, 800,000+ monitors were present and the application was
entirely unable to process them
Summary: This fixes an issue where heights of all outputs would get
added, thus causing the ecore_evas to be created at the wrong size.
Now, the height will be whichever output is larger.
@fix
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
Summary: This fixes a minor oversight in ecore_drm_output_mode_add
which was not setting the mode->flag to preferred if this is a
preferred mode.
@fix
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
Summary: If we unplug an output, we should still be sending this event
so that the compositor can remove any unplugged outputs
@fix
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
Summary: libdrm has support for Virtual and DSI connector types, so
add those to the connector types
@fix
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
Summary: Move the Eeze udev watch to inside the ecore_drm_device. This
allows us to only create One watch to catch all output changes. No
need for more than one watch (one per output) as was done previously
@fix
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
Summary: This commit changes the evas drm engine to use Ecore_Drm_Fb
for framebuffers. We remove the old 'Buffer' structure from the evas
engine and replace it in Outbuf with Ecore_Drm_Fb. This also removes
unused functions from the evas_drm.c file as we can now use
ecore_drm_fb calls
@fix
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
Summary: This adds a w & h field to the Ecore_Drm_Fb structure so it
can be used from within the Evas engine
@fix
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
Summary: This file is not needed for the software drm engine. This was
added (initially) for combining the drm software & hardware engines
into one. As that is not the case, this file is unused.
@fix
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
Summary: By default, we should be creating dumb buffers using XRGB8888
that way it does not matter if we have an alpha channel or not in the
buffer.
@fix
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
Make sure not to sample the mask image outside its boundaries.
This is a series of last resort checks. I can not reproduce the
crashes but know they have happened.
I used EINA_UNLIKELY more for clarity than for compiler optimizations.
Summary:
... to simply invoke `_ecore_main_fd_handler_add()`. The only difference appears to be the former sets `->file` to `EINA_TRUE`. So, we add that as a parameter.
You can consider this patch, and any other contributions I make to enlightenment, to be under the terms of whatever open source license governs that particular project, or at your option, the MIT license. Basically, if I'm uploading patches here, it's because I want them to be useful.
Test Plan: Should be pretty straightforward. I am in the process of doing a compile check.
Reviewers: #efl
Projects: #efl
Differential Revision: https://phab.enlightenment.org/D2302
Use type Edje_Object instead of Eo in legacy EAPI's.
Spotted in TAsn's ABI report, under "Problems with Symbols".
I believe this will actually add two changes (Eo -> Edje_Object),
but I like the typing better ;)
- prioritize vertical scroll over horizontal
- set amount to either -1 or 1, since EFL doesn't handle other value properly
- fix wheel bouncing with some devices (X:0,Y:0 scrolling events)
@fix
These headers are being included from public headers (Ector.h),
so they need to be available.
That's what happens when you push in code that's not actually used
by anyone.
@fix
As C version,
It increase alpha value by 1 to avoid loosing of the remains while it divides
values. Neon version does same technique to make same results.
This patch reduces power consumption by around 18mA in certain scenarios
(music player list scroll, my files sound list scroll), making
evas_common_convert_argb_premul() ~60% faster (6.2msec->2.6msec).
Take music-player application, make 100 copies of the standard
Over the Horizon” song, scroll up and down to see those
downscaled-from-720x720 thumbnails enter and leave the screen.
Every time a list item enters the screen, the image is re-read
(as evas image cache is not large enough to store more than two
pictures of that size), and one call of _common_convert_argb_premul()
occurs, taking ~6.2msec (which is not much compared to ~60msec
spent in libpng->libz (the biggest bottleneck here),
but still noticeable).
A similar power consumption improvement is observed during
scrolling sounds list of the same files in My Files application
(just with idle level ~100mA lower).
We also checked the new code to be correct on random input data.
all tests are performed based on tizen device.
Signed-Off-By: Artem Dergachev <dergachev.a@samsung.com>
Problem: evas_object_image_save() can't be interrupted.
But, with ETC1/ETC2 encoding, it might be terribly long and
the user has no way to cancel encoding (except SIGKILL).
The proper solution would be to tell evas that the save
operation has been cancelled. And run that in a thread,
in a non-blocking way. I guess Efl.File.async could be
used for that, which means maybe also introduce
Efl.File.async_cancel? This will have to wait for
EFL 1.15 I'm afraid.
Note: edje_cc still can't be cancelled during ETC encoding.
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