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#rockbox log for 2010-06-17

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01:47:03ubuntu-nathanHi all!
01:47:05*ubuntu-nathan is back
01:47:24Buckwheathey ubuntu nathan
01:47:30ubuntu-nathanI've succesfully done the cross-compiler
01:47:33BuckwheatI talked to you yesterday
01:47:38ubuntu-nathanyeah
01:47:40ubuntu-nathanI remember
01:47:47ubuntu-nathandownloaded the sources of rb
01:48:16ubuntu-nathanadded the sources directory to the includes directory
01:48:38ubuntu-nathanbut I want to build only my test source
01:48:44ubuntu-nathannot the entire rockbox
01:48:48ubuntu-nathanhow could I do this?
01:51:13ubuntu-nathanlike, there is any special parater that is needed?
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02:24:02ubuntu-nathanhmm
02:24:13ubuntu-nathanI'm having problems to register at the forums
02:24:20ubuntu-nathanon the image I just see a k
02:24:41ubuntu-nathanand I always get an error because I've typed the image code incorect
02:24:44ubuntu-nathanincorrect*
02:24:45ubuntu-nathan:(
02:24:50ubuntu-nathanwhat's wrong?
02:28:56S_a_i_n_tjust try the "re-captcha" button until you get one you can see properly
02:29:07ubuntu-nathanok
02:29:16S_a_i_n_tcaptcha's are designed to be a little hard to read.
02:29:28ubuntu-nathanahh
02:29:30ubuntu-nathanok
02:29:47S_a_i_n_tIt stops machines reading them and making spam entries etc.
02:30:35ubuntu-nathanhmm
02:30:36ubuntu-nathangood
02:31:20ubuntu-nathanthanks
02:31:26ubuntu-nathannow I've done it
02:31:26ubuntu-nathan:)
02:40:10CIA-85New commit by bieber (r26874): Theme Editor: Began working on skin preview viewer
02:41:57CIA-85r26874 build result: 36 errors, 0 warnings (bieber committed)
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02:52:41Antibuddhawhat happened to that special bootloader for 240gb ipods?
02:52:46Antibuddhait is no longer on forums
02:53:42saratogait was merged with the main bootloader
02:54:04Antibuddhaoh
02:54:17ubuntu-nathansaratoga!
02:54:22ubuntu-nathannice to see another dev here
02:54:23ubuntu-nathan:)
02:54:33Antibuddhado i have to let itunes fix my ipod, or can i format ipod to fat32 and then use new bootloader
02:55:05saratogayou can format without itunes, but its complicated
02:55:09saratogatheres a wiki page with instructions
02:55:10Antibuddhamy ipod says Error reading partition table
02:55:15Antibuddhaok i'll get itunes again
02:55:35Antibuddhai formatted it to fat32 but cant get rockbox to install
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02:56:13Antibuddharestoring now :D
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03:33:48Antibuddhaim transferring files at 3.6MB/sec
03:33:58Antibuddhais there a usb setting for ipod 5g to make it go faster
03:34:09Buckwheatantibuddha: there might be
03:34:22BuckwheatIll look in the forms
03:34:38Antibuddhacool, thank you
03:34:43Buckwheatno :)
03:34:46Antibuddhai get a big headache trying to find anything on forums
03:34:48Antibuddhaokay ty
03:34:55Buckwheatno problem*
03:35:11Buckwheatthats what ctrl-f is fore
03:35:12S_a_i_n_tUm, no...there isn't.
03:35:13Buckwheatfor*
03:35:19S_a_i_n_tUSB speed on RB is what it is.
03:35:29Buckwheatoh
03:35:53Buckwheattry using the origional firmware to transfer files
03:36:53Buckwheatantibuddha: i didnt find anything sorry
03:37:03Antibuddhanp
03:37:13Antibuddhawill just leave it on all day to transfer
03:37:37S_a_i_n_tIt can pay to use the OF.
03:37:51S_a_i_n_tfor very large transfers.
03:37:57Buckwheatthats what i do
03:38:01Buckwheatsaves alot of time
03:38:08Antibuddhahow do i run ipod in OF? hold menu?
03:38:14Antibuddhaand navigate button
03:41:20Buckwheatanybody know how to boot the fuze in the of?
03:41:30Buckwheatv2
03:41:41Buckwheati cant find where to do that anywhere
03:42:20Buckwheatnevermind
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03:43:47Buckwheatantibuddha: for the sansa you push the left button while turning it on maby its the same with ipod
03:44:29Antibuddhai just read online
03:44:33Antibuddhaits so confusing
03:44:45Buckwheatwhts confusing
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03:44:52Antibuddhathe steps
03:45:08Buckwheatjust hold the left button when powering
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03:45:46Antibuddhamore steps for ipod
03:45:51Buckwheatoh...
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04:01:58BuckwheatHas any body else have the data abort error on sasna v2 when trying to read a txt file
04:02:18S_a_i_n_tForums, Flyspray...yes.
04:02:33Buckwheatis it fixable
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04:04:00S_a_i_n_tIt doesn't affect all targets as far as I know, it's mentioned on the forums, and has a flyspray task.
04:04:14S_a_i_n_tIf there was a "quick fix" for it, it would be in current SVN already.
04:04:20Buckwheatand flyspray is?
04:04:49S_a_i_n_tOne of the things you need to check before asking suck questions?
04:04:52S_a_i_n_t*such
04:04:56Buckwheatoh
04:04:58Buckwheatsorry
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04:05:11S_a_i_n_tFlyspray is the bug tracker.
04:05:17S_a_i_n_t(linked above)
04:06:13Buckwheatwhere is it linked?
04:06:43Buckwheatnevermind
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04:06:48BuckwheatI feel stupid now...
04:06:51Buckwheat:P
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04:30:04JdGordonbieber: hehe just tried it and it is very wierd :P
04:30:07JdGordonmaybe undo it
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06:42:38bieberJdGordon: Maybe I'll just add a checkbox to turn it on/off
06:43:02JdGordoni tinhk its odd that it selects way too much
06:43:21JdGordonand it puts it into multiselect mode?
06:43:24JdGordonor is that a bug?
06:43:51bieberNo, it puts it into multiselect so it can select everything on the line
06:44:46bieberDo you think it would be better with just the first element on the line selected?
06:45:11JdGordonwouldnt it be possible to actually select the element that the cursor is in?
06:46:00bieberNot without some more parser changes, I'm afraid
06:46:06JdGordonok
06:46:20JdGordondo you know much about .pro files?
06:46:32bieberAbout as much as I need to to make it compile
06:46:50JdGordonI've pulled the parser out into a seperate folder wit its own Makefile, but not having much luck getting your .pro to then call that Makefile
06:47:09JdGordonI've got it so it depends on the lib and links to in, but not to actually build the lib
06:47:26bieberHmm, I'm sure how you'd do that
06:47:34bieberI know it supports linking in libraries, lemme Google it
06:47:56JdGordonLIBS += -lskin_parser -L../../libs/skin_parser
06:48:13JdGordonis pretty much what I added, but that doesnt know how to build skin_parser.a
06:48:54bieberHmm
06:51:41bieberI don't know if it has any capacity to call another Makefile. bluebrother might have done something like that with RBUtil, if it can be done
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06:54:30*JdGordon has the core stripped of the old display, debug and parse code
06:54:35JdGordonnow for the fun part...
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06:57:44S_a_i_n_tIf the skin syntax is changing anymore in the near future, perhaps checkwps could get some love?
06:58:26S_a_i_n_tThere are a couple of themes that pass checkwps, but have blatantly wrong syntax, and don;t load on target.
06:58:37S_a_i_n_t(How that works I have no idea)
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07:00:00JdGordonyes checkwps will be fixed
07:00:11JdGordonI dont know how a theme can pass it and fail on target
07:00:58JdGordonit uses the exact same code after all...
07:02:09S_a_i_n_tOne in particular is the "Electric Bars of Colour" Theme.
07:02:57S_a_i_n_tThe original theme added x,y coordinates to the %Xd line (why, I have no idea...how it loaded in the old syntax, I have no idea either.)
07:03:20S_a_i_n_tSkinupdater converted the line to "%X(backdrop.bmp)0%|0%|" and it passes checkwps
07:03:25JdGordonoh thats easy
07:03:29S_a_i_n_tyet fails on device.
07:03:43JdGordonthe old parser just eats everything at the end of the %X line
07:03:52JdGordonso you could put any old garbage there
07:04:22S_a_i_n_tbut...why does it pass checkwps as is now?
07:04:23JdGordonthat might have been changed to not do that anymore, and bieber's parser definetly doesnt allow that
07:04:44bieberJdGordon: Do we have a wiki page for all the assorted rendering rules yet, or should I set one up?
07:04:49bieberI'm getting started on rendering now :)
07:04:54JdGordonSkinRendering
07:05:13bieberThanks
07:05:21S_a_i_n_tI'm going to need to make a list of themes that failed, and painstakingly open them up and see why they failed.
07:05:23JdGordonthat outlines how the current one works, have a look at utils/newparser/skin_render to see how I'm doing it with your parser
07:05:33S_a_i_n_tBut, I'm not really looking forward to doing so.
07:13:35JdGordonbieber: the important rules are, 1) disable viewports are never rendered/scanned/whatever, 2) the default viewport is *always* scanned, but nothing is drawn unless it is the only viewport
07:14:19bieberDisable viewports are named viewports that haven't been loaded?
07:15:02bieberAnd if I have some stuff at the beginning of a file, and then a viewport declaration, the stuff at the beginning won't be drawn?
07:15:02JdGordonyeah, they are created by default disabled, you need to use the %Vd() to enable it
07:15:09JdGordonyes
07:15:13bieberOkay
07:15:35bieberHeh, having viewports at the top level is going to help a lot here
07:16:15funmanit seems on AMSv2 the ĀµSD content is refreshed by the OF each time we write to the rtc wakeup register
07:16:18S_a_i_n_tThat's different behaviour than now...is it not?
07:16:41S_a_i_n_tre: default viewport, and not drawing in it if there are other viewports declared.
07:17:33JdGordonno, that is what happens now
07:17:45JdGordonfunman: so fix usb so we dont have to load the OF :D
07:18:06funmanJdGordon: you must scream on pamaury!
07:18:27JdGordondamn namespace collisions :(
07:18:39JdGordonskip_whitespace() is in the parser and misc.c and completly different
07:18:48funmanprefix them
07:18:54JdGordonwhich is why I want to depend on the .a instead of compiling seperatly
07:19:03bieberIs it generally considered a good idea to break the sources files for an application up into separate directories? I'm a little leery of ../'s in my #includes, but my file count is starting to get out of hand
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07:20:04JdGordonyou can fix the include paths to include those directories so you dont need to add the ../'s
07:20:16bieberOoh
07:20:19bieberHow do I do that?
07:20:32funmanin the makefile usually
07:21:19JdGordonthe INCLUDEPATH variab;le in the .pro
07:21:27JdGordonhttp://doc.qt.nokia.com/qtjambi-4.5.0_01/com/trolltech/qt/qmake-variable-reference.html#includepath
07:24:51bieberOkay, so will I just need to add each subdirectory to that? And I assume the project root directory is included by default? Eh, I guess I'm about to find out
07:25:19JdGordonI would assume so
07:25:44bieberAnd will SVN figure out that things have been moved around, or do I need to give it an mv command or something similar?
07:26:01JdGordonsvn mv
07:26:07JdGordonsvn is stupid :)
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07:28:24bluebrotherbieber, JdGordon: you need to set QMAKE_EXTRA_TARGETS, PRE_TARGETDEPS and a <targetname>.commands in the project file.
07:28:41CIA-85New commit by funman (r26875): AMSv2 RTC: no need to write to RTC_WAKEUP register ...
07:28:49bluebrothersee rbutilqt.pro:54 and following
07:28:56JdGordoncool thanks
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07:31:58funmanof course when i want to test RTC it always works, it's only buggy when i'm going to bed and just want to use it
07:32:56CIA-85r26875 build result: 95 errors, 0 warnings (funman committed)
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07:33:58funmanit's not me!! i swear!
07:35:37S_a_i_n_tJdGordon: What defines "drawing"?
07:35:56JdGordonputting stuff on the display
07:36:02S_a_i_n_tI'm pretty sure my themes call bitmaps in the default viewprt...
07:36:03bluebrotherwho is frederico-dannya? Looks like that machine has problems
07:36:06JdGordonso images and text
07:36:14S_a_i_n_tI'll try find an example.
07:36:21bieberAlright, setting INCLUDEPATH did it
07:36:26bieberNo more morass of files
07:37:03CIA-85New commit by bieber (r26876): Theme Editor: Moved source files into subdirectories
07:38:07bieberThanks everyone
07:38:26S_a_i_n_tYeah...I'm definitly able to draw in the default viewprt before a viewport declaration.
07:38:35S_a_i_n_tUnless I totally misunderstand it.
07:39:03CIA-85r26876 build result: 21 errors, 0 warnings (bieber committed)
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07:41:26S_a_i_n_tJdGordon: Is this an example of "drawing in the default viewport"?
07:41:28funmancan we force this client out ?
07:41:39*S_a_i_n_t thinks so, but isn't quite sure http://rockbox.pastebin.ca/1884872
07:43:07JdGordonbluebrother: do I need to add the LIBS line to the .pro also?
07:43:11S_a_i_n_tplaybar, volume, animations, repeat, shuffle etc. AA I think. All draw fine, and are before any viewport declaration.
07:44:40JdGordonthat is bad skin code
07:45:20S_a_i_n_tbad code, or bad that it works when it apparently shouldn;t?
07:45:32JdGordonboth, but the first mostly
07:46:03pixelmaI'm confused about the info about drawing in the default viewport I read here - one time it is ok, the other it is not
07:46:13S_a_i_n_tthat's why I was confused about the "not drawing in the default viewport if another viewport is called", as IFAIK it has never been this way.
07:46:34S_a_i_n_tpixelma: Me too...this theme has always worked for me :/
07:46:50S_a_i_n_tAnd I admit, the code *is* nasty, but it works fine.
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07:48:26JdGordonit shouldnt be working....
07:48:45S_a_i_n_tthis is what confuses me, it always has.
07:48:55S_a_i_n_tthe skin is about a year old now too...
07:49:32JdGordonthere is a reason the skin engine is getting a massive rework :)
07:49:38JdGordonnot *just* to annoy everyone
07:49:50S_a_i_n_tI see a great many other skins that do this also, and from the DL/vote counts...I assume they work also.
07:50:04funmanso you mean, there are additional reasons, but it's also a bit to annoy everyone?
07:50:19*funman knew it !
07:50:20pixelmaIIRC there are lots of themes on the theme site that draw in the default viewport (and use viewports). Almost every time someone posts his code in the forums to get help there's that
07:50:38S_a_i_n_tpixelma: Yes, you're quite correct.
07:50:42S_a_i_n_tI see it all the time.
07:51:14S_a_i_n_tOne of the many reasons I thought drawing in the default viewport was allowed.
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07:51:26S_a_i_n_tprimarily though, as it works fine.
07:53:10S_a_i_n_tIh that "Symmetry" theme, I've only used viewports for text, every image is drawn in the default viewport. Knowing now that this "doesn't work" makes me wonder why it does work, and how long it will be untill 90% of the themes on the themesite break.
07:53:12*JdGordon was going to point funman to http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=24907.msg168354#msg168354 but sees he replied to that thread already anyway
07:53:54JdGordonthey shouldnt work... unless I'm looking at the wrong version of the file (which is entirely possible)
07:54:46S_a_i_n_tI remember you mentioning the change re: viewports AGES ago...but I assumed it never happened.
07:54:52pixelmaJdGordon: I think that post would have been better by lots if you had explained the reasoning
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07:55:53JdGordonbluebrother: I'm building my .a into the OBJECT_DIR, but Im getting lots of undefined references so it isnt being linked? am I missing something? LIBS in the Makefile looks like it is correct.. it has the $(SUBLIBS) which I assume qt adds...?
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07:56:22JdGordonpixelma: I'm 99% sure I have explained my reasons eariler in the thread, I also dont feel i need to explain it to someone who talks like that
07:58:39JdGordonbluebrother: ah, I missed the LIBS += line in rbutilqt.pro
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08:19:57JdGordonbluebrother: sorry, last one, how do I hook up make clean for it?
08:20:32JdGordonhttp://pastebin.com/ubeA8TWS is what I've got
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08:52:04CIA-85New commit by jdgordon (r26877): Move the skin parser to a seperate library
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08:53:02JdGordonbieber: svn up :)
08:53:43CIA-85r26877 build result: 20 errors, 0 warnings (jdgordon committed)
08:54:07JdGordonoh shutup CIA-85 :)
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08:55:04bieberSweet
08:55:09bieberDid you get distclean working?
08:56:10JdGordonno, but that isnt a major problem
08:56:21JdGordonI imagine its a one line fix
08:56:23bieberOkay
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08:59:48CIA-85New commit by bieber (r26878): Theme Editor: Working on renderer infrastructure
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09:00:32bieberSVN will still have kept keywords while moving files around, right?
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09:05:44amiconnSomeone *please* disable this "frederico-dannya" build box
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09:12:37S_a_i_n_tCan someone refresh my menory...sublines can't be put inside a conditional statement can they? ie. "%?Xx<%Xx|%t(1.0)%s%alBlah;%t(1.0)%s%alBlah>"
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09:12:58S_a_i_n_tOr can they. it *looks* right, only I don;t remember.
09:14:36JdGordonin the new parser they can be in conditionals, in svn they cant (IIRC)
09:14:37GodEatertry it in the sim and see?
09:15:11S_a_i_n_tGodEater: The sim is pretty bloody useless for theme development ATM
09:15:21S_a_i_n_t(which is why I asked here)
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09:16:18JdGordonit depends what you want with the theme... if you want it to work in svn then the sim is fine... if you want it to work in the futuire (hopefully soon) then use the editor
09:16:42JdGordoneither way use the editor to get the syntax correct (except for the few cases like above)
09:17:43S_a_i_n_tIt's alright...viewprtifying this theme reminded my why I took the ugly root in the first place.
09:17:56S_a_i_n_tI knew there was a reason I did it, only I didn;t remember why.
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09:18:23S_a_i_n_tIt was all a big hack to avoid a huge mess with a bajillion viewports.conditionals.
09:19:29S_a_i_n_tSublines in a conditional is definitely something I'll appreciate when the time comes however.
09:21:34JdGordoncan gcc to 2 way linking with .a's? i.e can the .a have a function call which is in the binary which gets linked against the .a?
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09:23:45JdGordonbieber: I just checked the dependacy logic... if oyu change a file in the lib and do a mae it will rebuild the .a so no real need for make clean to work, so :)
09:23:58bieberOkay, good
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09:31:35*JdGordon feels like the buffer management code shouldnt be in the libskin_parser.a
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09:33:59TeutonickHello!
09:34:24Teutonickhow about rockbox for clip+ ? when it will be done?
09:34:26CIA-85New commit by bieber (r26879): Theme Editor: Stopped combo boxes in configuration editor from scrolling on mouse-wheel
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09:48:51JdGordondid anything happen with getting the build system to built rbutil at devcon?
09:49:17JdGordonassuming no, can we add utils/themeeditor to the folder which dont tirgger a build?
09:49:59S_a_i_n_tTeutonick: Rockbox is already available for the Clip+
09:50:11S_a_i_n_tit is just not classed as "Stable" yet IIUC
09:51:24S_a_i_n_tWhich means that currently it isn't supported by RButil, but you are free to do a manual installation.
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09:53:33TeutonickS_a_i_n_t: thanx! but is it still buggy ? or it is relis ?
09:54:11S_a_i_n_tIt is perfectly usable, even "Stable" targets can contain bugs.
09:54:18Teutonick=)
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09:56:55CIA-85New commit by jdgordon (r26880): make the parser slightly more usable for rockbox, move the buffer allocation into the lib (maybe not the best spot?)
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10:32:58JdGordongevaerts: Zagor: busy? make files driving me mad :p
10:34:49n1sJdGordon: did you forget to add the skin_buffer.c file in the last commit?
10:35:01n1ssvn add, even
10:35:02JdGordonvery probably... is it not there?
10:35:09n1sno
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10:35:45ZagorB4gder: we need a new client blacklist entry
10:35:48*JdGordon assumed they were broken build machine still...
10:36:10B4gderoh
10:36:30CIA-85New commit by jdgordon (r26882): woops, forgot to add these
10:36:54JdGordonwhich they were :) that lib isnt being built anyway
10:37:15JdGordonnot yet... I need help getting its makefile run by non bootloader builds
10:37:32JdGordonI assumed it would be added to apps.make but doesnt look like it?
10:37:48*JdGordon is drowing in root.make
10:37:53CIA-85r26882 build result: 12 errors, 0 warnings (jdgordon committed)
10:38:04gevaertsJdGordon: sorry, yes
10:38:10gevaertsZagor: I added that one
10:38:19JdGordonah crud.. dinner
10:38:19gevaertsor not?
10:42:21amiconnJdGordon: Yes, ld can do that, but you need to put the .a on the command line several times (ld seems to never go backwards in the list of objects to link)
10:42:57Zagorgevaerts: my fault, I had added an entry without committing which caused a merge conflict
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10:47:45S_a_i_n_trasher: Are the sims here ( http://rasher.dk/rockbox/simulator/ ) "post-skinbreak" sims?
10:54:32ZagorJdGordon: what is your make issue?
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10:59:35JdGordonZagor: I've got the Makefile in lib/skin_parser working now, I just have no idea how to get that into the main build
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11:00:19JdGordonamiconn: ok, yuck :p I'll leave the buffer allocing code in the lib for the time being then
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11:17:14BradCOh dear..
11:18:43BradCCIA-85 New commit by zagor (r26883): Blocked fnarfbargle-uk-BradC - That one should have been down since its first broken build. Has it been committing sin since ?
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11:20:10ZagorBradC: no, it was just a local change that I committed now
11:20:24ZagorBradC: have you fixed the client? should I remove the block?
11:21:10BradCI have not fixed the client yet (massive hard disk corruption) but I've completely disabled it and prevented it running, so yes if you can remove the block I'll make sure it's working properly before I try and bring it back up.
11:22:17Zagorok
11:22:49BradCCheers.
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11:43:40JdGordonZagor: gevaerts: ok, do I need to change my Makefile to be more like firmware.make and then just include it in the apps and checkwps build in root.make?
11:44:30ZagorJdGordon: I'll take a look now
11:44:37JdGordonor better to make apps.make include it?
11:44:52JdGordonthanks
11:45:48JdGordonI assume the CC= and AR= lines in my Makefile are just wrong
11:46:05Zagoryes :)
11:46:23*JdGordon isnt a complete dimwit then :D
11:56:08S_a_i_n_tJdGordon: Are you able to tell me why " %t(5.0)%?mv(0.5)<%ac%pvdB|%?mm<%ac%pvdB|%s%al%Sx(Repeat): %Sx(All)|%s%al%Sx(Repeat): %Sx(One)|%s%al%Sx(Repeat): %Sx(Shuffle)|%s%al%Sx(Repeat): %Sx(A-B)>> " doesn't work?
11:56:41JdGordonnothing obvious... hang on
11:56:47S_a_i_n_twhen %t(5.0)%?mv(0.5)<%ac%pvdB|Blah> does.
11:57:39JdGordonin the sim? or target? or checkwps?
11:57:48S_a_i_n_tliterally, "blah" does. I want it to alternate between volume in dB and Shuffle Mode, but drop to volume if the volume is changed while displaying Shuffle mode.
11:57:57S_a_i_n_t(it sounds more complicated than it is)
11:58:13S_a_i_n_tIn the sim, and on target.
11:58:31S_a_i_n_tIt parses, but it doesn't display the volume when it's being changed.
11:58:36S_a_i_n_tOnly the Shuffle Mode.
11:58:57S_a_i_n_tbut, if I replace the shuffle conditional with "blah" it works fine.
11:59:45JdGordonno clue... it will once the new parser happens :p (bet you're sick of hearing that)
11:59:57S_a_i_n_tIndeed I am.
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12:00:02JdGordontough :D
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12:01:24S_a_i_n_tThe only way I seem to be able to do it is with an unnecessary conditional viewport...but I was quite proud of the fact I managed to code all the conditional viewports out of this theme...until now :/
12:03:13S_a_i_n_tHmmmmm.....it seems that %mv doesn't like being nested with other conditionals.
12:03:24S_a_i_n_tThis seems a fairly recent thing, this used to work.
12:05:11ZagorJdGordon: should I add it to the trunk?
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12:08:28S_a_i_n_tJdGordon: This is *really* weird. A Conditional Viewport fails to parse in the SIM if the identifier is a capital letter.
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12:09:17S_a_i_n_t"%Vl (A,-,-,-" fails to parse, but "%Vl(a,-,-,-" is fine :/
12:09:56S_a_i_n_tSomething is seriosly wrong with syntax between the sim and what is intended/expected.
12:10:06S_a_i_n_t*seriously even
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12:21:32JdGordon|Zagor: yes please
12:23:04JdGordon|S_a_i_n_t: that is expected
12:23:24JdGordon|all labels will be replaced wirh strings once we move also
12:28:02S_a_i_n_tcome again?
12:28:24S_a_i_n_tHow many times will the skins break?!?
12:28:48*S_a_i_n_t imagines that will break themes again...correct?
12:29:02JdGordon|none of this crappy one letter identifiers anymore
12:29:10JdGordon|it wont brrak old yhemes
12:29:28S_a_i_n_tso, what will the alternative be?
12:29:57JdGordon|instead ofvonlyballowing ine letter it will take a whole string
12:30:15S_a_i_n_tI also notice there is no mention anywhere that identifiers will reject capital letters.
12:30:35S_a_i_n_tHmmm, perhaps I'll have to see it in action, but I don;t really see the point.
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12:38:58JdGordon|%xd(shuffle) is mucj nicer than xd(a)
12:39:53S_a_i_n_tI find as long as your %Xl lines are descriptive, there's no problem.
12:40:31S_a_i_n_tie "%xl(D,Symmetry Playmode Status.bmp,0,0,)" etc.
12:41:20JdGordon|im not forcing this. just allowing ot
12:41:46S_a_i_n_tAh, great.
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12:50:53ZagorJdGordon|: linked to the main builds?
12:54:36ZagorJdGordon|: I'll fix all the warnings too, then
12:56:02JdGordon|yes pleasd although it isnt striclty needed yet. but will make it easier ro work witth
12:58:00Zagorwhat is skin_debug_tree() supposed to do on target? printf() isn't very useful there...
12:58:31Zagoror should we exclude skin_debug from target altogether?
12:59:59JdGordon|it wont be compiled for target. i think it will cause errors if debug isnt compiled at all
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13:00:27JdGordon|a patch would be great if you cant be bitgered fixing those errors
13:00:42Zagorit is compiled for target currently. do you want it #ifdef:ed away?
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13:06:42Zagorwhy the heck is frederico still getting builds?
13:07:53Zagoroh, I forgot root.make
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13:25:00pixelmaS_a_i_n_t: what happens if you remove the %s from the longer line you posted a while ago?
13:25:35JdGordon|Zagor: thanks
13:26:36S_a_i_n_tpixelma: Which? All of them?
13:26:47S_a_i_n_t(%s's)
13:26:58pixelmayes all
13:28:17S_a_i_n_tHmmm..gimme one minute and I shall try.
13:30:08S_a_i_n_tpixelma: Wow...nice.
13:30:11S_a_i_n_tIt works.
13:30:23S_a_i_n_tThough I kinda need the alignment :/
13:30:32S_a_i_n_tHow did you know to try that?
13:30:56S_a_i_n_ts/alignment/scrolling/
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13:33:43S_a_i_n_tpixelma: For the moment, I have "fixed" it by making the "true" case of %mv point to a conditional viewport. But this is a very ugly "fix" IMO
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13:47:11pixelmathere is a problem with continually updating info in scrolling lines like you need for scrolling lines (known issue with old bug report but not easy to fix (at least with the old parser). I just didn't know if %s in sublines that won't get displayed anyway could cause the effect too
13:47:37pixelmaerrr... like you need for volume display
13:47:44JdGordon|%s anywhere in the line should work.. maybe
13:48:02S_a_i_n_tJdGordon: Nope.
13:48:11JdGordon|and enabling a vireport isnt a nasty hack
13:48:15S_a_i_n_tthat line *did* work, prior to the syntax change :/
13:48:26JdGordon|yeah yeah....
13:50:40pixelmawell the line "works" but can't update the content correctly even in the subline which has no %s in it, if I understand correctly
13:50:54S_a_i_n_tIt's nasty if you're trying to avoid conditional viewports. The nastyness comes from being able to visably see the viewport take over.
13:51:12S_a_i_n_tpixelma: without the %s, it updates fine.
13:51:30S_a_i_n_tit's just unfortunate that space requirements mean I need the line to scroll.
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13:55:04wodzpixelma: how are tests on Ondio going?
13:55:07S_a_i_n_tI've simply left the old (yet updated) line in the theme, commented it out, and left a not for myself (or others) that it should be safe to comment out the hacky fix I made, and uncomment the original line when the new parser is finally in.
13:55:18S_a_i_n_ts/not/note/
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13:57:13pixelmawodz: looked fine so far with all the different things I tried, no "long term" test yet though
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14:53:08JdGordonZagor: thanks alot, except it looks like it isnt getting built for sims?
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14:53:14JdGordonI did a make reconf
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14:53:30Zagorah, I never tested that
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14:55:50JdGordoneasy enough, just added it to the uisimulator.make file
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14:56:02Zagordon't commit that :)
14:56:27JdGordonoh ok :)
14:56:48JdGordonyou're making the sim depend on rockbox.elf or something instead?
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14:57:56wodzZagor: what is the story with zero wait boost for coldfire?
14:57:56Zagorno, you're right. that is the proper fix. I was distracted :)
14:58:16Zagorwodz: story?
14:59:44CIA-85New commit by jdgordon (r26886): make the sim build the skin lib also
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15:00:31JdGordonOK, *now* I can get the old code out :)
15:00:37wodzZagor: FS #9797 - comments ware rather positive
15:01:31CIA-85r26886 build result: All green
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15:01:51Zagorwodz: the idea with the zero-wait patches was to make fundamental changes to the way we boost, by making it more fine grained and on-demand in order to get a lower average clock speed. I never managed to produce any significant gains though.
15:03:32Zagorcommitting only the quick boost patches will likely cause very little improvement and risk causing hard-to-pin-down bugs.
15:04:05Zagoror create suspicion in people's minds that strange bugs are caused by it
15:04:27wodzZagor: so in general this abuses frequency change scheme (at least in coldfire) and provide little improvement in battery life - right?
15:05:08Zagorit's not clear-cut that it is abusive, but sure it can be interpreted that way
15:06:03ZagorI think we can safely close them. as I mention in a commit, they will not be committed but were part of a research effort.
15:06:11Zagor*in a comment
15:08:22TorneZagor: a (comparitively) huge number of people use the equivalent for ipod
15:08:52Torneand buschel is still pushing it, i think
15:08:58ZagorTorne: FS #9800 ?
15:09:38Tornehm, not htat one
15:09:41TorneFS #8668
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15:10:08Torneor maybe that's not quite the same thing?
15:10:10Tornenot sure.
15:11:06Zagorno, it's not the same. he just boosts at other places. my patch changes how boost is done.
15:11:41TorneOh, so it's still using the regular boost method, just a lower unboosted speed?
15:11:50Torne(it seems like you'd want to do both)
15:12:22Zagoryes
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15:16:53Tornei mean, i'm not a huge fan of 8668 :)
15:22:35JdGordonZagor: just to be difficult.... is it possible to use the same makefile to build the lib for rockbox and the editor? do I just setup a mostly blank MAkefile and include the one you added?
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15:23:53JdGordonI guess even just getting the hardcoded file list out of Makefile so it uses SOURCES for both would be good enough
15:24:03ZagorJdGordon: exactly. you just need the parent Makefile to define the necessary rules for compilation
15:24:23ZagorI'd prefer if we can unify the build
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15:46:44Stephen__how do i build the skin updater ?
15:46:56JdGordonrun make in that directory
15:47:28Stephen__does it have to run on zips or will the .wps just do ?
15:48:49mc2739Stephen__: just the wps, sbs and fms files
15:48:56Stephen__cool thanks
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15:54:11CIA-85New commit by jdgordon (r26887): tiny clean up of memory allocation
15:54:47Stephen__whats the syntax for the skinupdater ?
15:55:14S_a_i_n_t./skinupdater.exe oldtheme.wps/sbs newtheme.wps/sbs
15:55:28Stephen__thanks S_a_i_n_t
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15:55:35S_a_i_n_tno problem
15:55:52CIA-85r26887 build result: All green
15:56:07Stephen__it works!
15:56:15Stephen__now to update my themes in work.
15:56:51JdGordonwell of course it works :D
15:57:06JdGordonStephen__: was it you who was uploading the svn themes to the theme site?
15:57:13Stephen__yeah it was.
15:57:25JdGordonhows that going?
15:58:14Stephen__had to stop to get the breakage out of the way. i have archos and ipod mini i think left to go. have them donew just have to update the wps now, short on time tho due to rl
15:58:46JdGordonit would be nice to be able to remove them from svn
15:59:17Stephen__I have them zipped up in the old syntax, i guess i could run them now and do them i think that'd be them finished then.
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16:00:07Stephen__after today dunno when i'll be on agqin to do it.
16:00:28JdGordonthey've all been updated to the new format in svn
16:03:35Stephen__yeah but that would mean redownlaoding and organizing ;o)
16:04:15Stephen__actually that would be better save for any of my errors or conversion mistakes
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16:08:13S_a_i_n_tActually, the themes still need to be checked after runnng ./skinupdater too...
16:08:21S_a_i_n_tit's not without its quirks.
16:09:18Stephen__yeah but well easier than doing it by hand which I had contemplated
16:09:37S_a_i_n_tyeah...to hell with that ;)
16:10:39JdGordonit should handle those old skins pretty well (why we bother to keep them at all is beyond me)
16:11:05S_a_i_n_twhile you're updating the themes, make sure to take DancePuffDuo out into the woods and shoot it, then burn it, then piss on it :P
16:11:28S_a_i_n_tthen burn it again.
16:12:09JdGordonit's not *that* terrible
16:12:25JdGordoncall it a proof of concept and it is quite good
16:12:25S_a_i_n_to_0
16:12:40*JdGordon secretly has that as his theme on 8 of his daps!
16:12:53S_a_i_n_ti knew it!
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16:13:52S_a_i_n_t"bohes" also needs to be put out of its misery too...
16:14:01S_a_i_n_tdammit, "boxes"
16:14:22S_a_i_n_tOk theme, hideous colour.
16:15:22Stephen__ok erm problem with last archos theme
16:15:27Stephen__site complains of,
16:15:28Stephen__Warning: join() [function.join]: Invalid arguments passed in /home/themes/www/upload.php on line 106
16:15:29JdGordonthat is the origional colour you damn youngin!
16:15:52JdGordonthat colour was all we had at one point!
16:16:16S_a_i_n_tStephen__: I got that too...it seems to be something to do with the split of the themesite?
16:16:48S_a_i_n_tIt didn't affect the theme upload when it spat that at me...so, "meh" ;)
16:16:51Stephen__i got 2 up before that!
16:17:16S_a_i_n_toh, hmmm...I did two in a row and got the same error both times.
16:17:43S_a_i_n_tchecked my email, got the confirmation, confirmed, theme was there...so, dunno what the deal was.
16:18:36Stephen__just uplaoded 2 more now
16:18:42Stephen__it's just one it's failing on
16:19:17S_a_i_n_tChecked it for any weirdness in the syntax?
16:19:41S_a_i_n_tcheckwps has managed to let a few through that don't actually run on device.
16:21:26Stephen__looks ok to me
16:23:12Stephen__even changing the target fails it
16:24:23Stephen__and it was the last one too!
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16:24:58Stephen__if anyone wants to do it while i'm away it's rockboxed for the archoses
16:25:10Stephen__failing that i'll try again when i get back online
16:25:34Stephen__AND JdGordon If you can ping me with missing targets i check the logs.
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16:30:36AlexPStephen__: Are you in CREDITS?
16:30:52Stephen__emm nope, shouldn't be
16:31:10AlexPWell, I think you should which is why I was asking :)
16:31:19AlexPFor all this theme moving stuff
16:32:13Stephen__ah right, that would be great thanks AlexP
16:32:25AlexPWhat is your full name?
16:32:32Stephen__I noticed Rockboxed is missing for most targets, seems to have been skipped for the conversion.
16:32:37Stephen__Stephen Carroll
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16:35:12CIA-85New commit by alex (r26888): Add Stephen Carroll to CREDITS for all his hard work stripping out the additional themes from SVN and getting them on the themesite.
16:35:21AlexPStephen__: There you go :)
16:35:37Stephen__thanks very much AlexP
16:35:49AlexPno problem, thanks for your work on this
16:35:57Stephen__I t5hink most are done, 1 failing for the archoses
16:36:05Stephen__happy to help
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16:38:59JdGordonAlexP: slightly premature with the "stripping out from svn" bit :)
16:39:13AlexPSlightly perhaps :)
16:39:36AlexPBut you could read that as extracting but leaving in place (if you were pushing a point) :)
16:40:02AlexPmaybe
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16:59:20pixelmaStephen__: did you give e.g. the 160x128 themes etc. unique names when needed (there are some that "just work" in different colour depths - and some with slightly different versions for different colour depths like e.g. cabbiev2)
16:59:47Stephen__errm no pixelma
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17:00:10Stephen__i can do that tho but it will take time, is there a preference you'd prefer for the naming ?
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17:01:31pixelmaI'm curious how the latter would appear on the theme site with e.g. the greyscale and colour version *technically* working on both
17:01:47pixelmanot sure what to advice there
17:02:42Stephen__yeah that's on eproblem, altho if I add colours to the viewport line that would not show it under the greyscale targets would it ?
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17:10:47Stephen__ok got that last theme uploaded.
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17:11:02Stephen__pixelma, when there's a format for the naming I can rename the files.
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17:15:10AlexPStephen__: So is that all of them for all targets everything ever etc.? :)
17:15:26Stephen__not all targets, just screen sizes.
17:15:35Stephen__i can do all targets if you want,
17:15:41Stephen__just need a naming scheme
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17:16:33AlexPright
17:16:54AlexPI guess the major differences are grey/colour?
17:17:01Stephen__yeah pretty much.
17:17:34Stephen__that's 160x128 i think is all that matters right ?
17:18:17AlexPmaybe name-c name-g and name-m or something
17:18:25AlexPfor colour, grey and mono
17:18:50Stephen__there's a few missing i think from the conversion, I can redo them ?
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17:19:00Stephen__pixelma, what you think of -c -g and -
17:19:03Stephen__-m ?
17:19:08Stephen__I'm happy to go with that ?
17:19:08pixelma128x128 exists in grey and colour too (only cabbiev2 I think)
17:19:25Stephen__cabbie is staying in tho isn't it ?
17:19:41pixelmacurrently yes
17:19:43AlexPI went for -c etc to avoid colour/color and grey/gray arguments :)
17:19:52pixelmaand you forgot the one Player theme ;)
17:20:00Stephen__bugger
17:20:04*Stephen__ makes mental note
17:23:32pixelmahmm, the Mpio HD200 (it is called I think) has no theme site entry at all yet although I think it could. That's the one with the 128x128 greyscale display
17:24:24CIA-85New commit by nls (r26889): ARMv6 versions of X(N)PROD31 macros and MULT32 macro. Saves about 1MHz or 3% decoding vorbis on gigabeat S.
17:24:33pixelmabluebrother, wodz: do I remember correctly that the Mpio is supported by the Rockbox Utility already?
17:24:53Stephen__fuze v2 has none either
17:25:34pixelmawell, fuze v1 themes will work on it, no? (And H300 ones etc.)
17:26:00pixelmaStephen__: just remembered another thing - what did you do with the remote WPSs?
17:26:09CIA-85r26889 build result: All green
17:26:29Stephen__think i ledft them out.
17:26:41Stephen__should i add them yeah to the config and in the wps folder ?
17:27:44CIA-85New commit by nls (r26890): test_codec: print crc's that start with 0 properly.
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17:29:14pixelmaI'd actually prefer a different solution but that needs work on the theme site internals before - have the remotes as separate theme "targets"
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17:30:33Stephen__yeah i left em out. will have to redo them to add them in.
17:31:03Stephen__and rename the files
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17:42:32pixelmaStephen__: that would mean uploading a theme in some cases up to three times (one without rwps, one with Iriver rwps, one with Iaudio rwps - the latter two if existent).Even if you do - could you keep packages of Iriver RWPSs and Iaudio RWPSs? In case someone implements the changes to the themesite I mentioned
17:43:17Stephen__i have the rwps i don't use them and they're in the old syntax, but easily changed
17:44:56Stephen__should i leave them out for the time being ?
17:45:17AlexPI think they should be added really
17:46:06AlexPThey are quite important for remote targets, as without one if you change theme you might change font which won't work with the old rwps and the remote becomes less useable
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17:48:02Stephen__default ones ?
17:48:54AlexPHmmm?
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18:01:22CIA-85New commit by nls (r26891): Delete some duplicate inline asm macros since they now live in the codeclib.
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18:15:00Stephen__see yas
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18:17:22BuckwheatSomething is wrong with the installer the sansa fuze v2 dosen,t show up
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18:22:37AlexPWhat is the sansa fusse v22 listed as on the website?
18:23:00Buckwheatsansa fuze v2
18:23:06AlexPno, unstable
18:23:19AlexPAnd have you enabled unstable targets in Rockbox Utility?
18:23:26Buckwheatyes
18:23:37AlexPThen it isn't supported yet
18:23:44AlexPWhich as it is unstable is no big deal
18:24:04BuckwheatI have rockbox on my sansa
18:24:11Buckwheati installed it form the installer
18:24:15Buckwheati just want to update it
18:24:28domonokywhich rbutil ?
18:24:51Buckwheatthe one from the sight in the releases link
18:25:00domonokyfuze v2 is not included in the normal released rbutil. you need to use a svn version of that.
18:25:09Buckwheatoh where can i get that
18:25:20domonokybluebrother provides some svn binarys...
18:25:28Buckwheatok
18:25:41domonokyhttp://tinyurl.com/rbutil-dev
18:26:05domonokywe should make a new rbutil release somewhere in the next time :-)
18:26:08AlexPSo you must have installed it from a SVN version, but then downloaded the release version afterwards
18:26:18Buckwheatoh...
18:26:38Buckwheatsomeone gave me a link yesterday so thats what got me confused
18:27:08Buckwheatthank you
18:27:47BuckwheatI wonder if the fuze v1 themes work on the v2
18:27:54AlexPyes
18:28:04AlexPThey depend mainly on screen size
18:28:14AlexPSo any with the same size will work
18:28:23Buckwheatok thank you
18:28:33AlexP(pretty much)
18:29:30kugelJdGordon: why are you disallowing drawing into the default viewport
18:29:32kugel?
18:29:40kugelwon't that break many, many themes?
18:29:53kugele.g. those which don't use viewports at all?
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18:32:50bertrikkugel, are you familiar with the clocking setup of the amsv2 sansas?
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18:35:47pixelmadomonoky: do you remember our remotes on theme site talk at DevCon?
18:36:40domonokypixelma: yes, i remember a bit, but dont have time or motivation todo something about that :-)
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18:48:45bertrikfunman, I think I can make some sense of the ams v2 PLL settings
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18:49:35saratogabertrik: did you find more clock speeds?
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18:50:09bertrikno, I just looked at two PLL settings: for 160 MHz and 240 MHz
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18:51:50funmanis it similar to as3525 ?
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18:52:42bertrikyes, I think so, lowest 8 bits are the multiplier (F-1), bits 9-11 is the divisor (R-1) I think
18:52:55kugelbertrik: not really
18:53:55bertrikSo for 240 MHz we have value value 0x1813, so F = 20 and R = 1 -> 12 MHz * F / R = 240 MHz
18:53:56funmanbertrik: try changing all of them and measure pll (i didn't test the 160MHz setting). I have a script to check if a PLL setting is valid (according to requirements listed in as3525 datasheet)
18:54:34bertrikAnd for 160 MHz we have value 0x154F, so F = 80 and R = 6 -> 12 MHz * 80 / 6 = 160 MHz
18:55:48bertrikI don't know what bit 12 does, bits 13/14 are the output divider I think
18:56:07bertrik(wait, I'm off by 1 bit)
18:56:41bertrikbit 0-7 = F, bit 8-10 = R, bit 11 = ?, bit 12-13 = OD
18:57:04kugelhow can F == 80?
18:57:49*kugel slaps forhead
18:57:58kugelnevermind :p
18:59:58CIA-85New commit by funman (r26893): Make sure files which aren't windows-specific use \n line endings only
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19:02:39bertrikI plan to try to switch the audio playback to PLL B and experiment with PLL B settings, that way any wrong settings can only mess up playback and do not cause a hang of the rest of the player
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19:04:24funman% svn propdel svn:eol-style -R svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk
19:04:24funmansvn: Setting property on non-local target 'svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk' needs a base revision
19:04:24bertrikSetting the PLL to 96 MHz (or some multiple) should allow us to get the sample rate very accurate (0.04% error). This error is currently especially pronounced on the ams v2 players (currently 1.1% error).
19:04:27funman[fun@kru ~]% svn propdel svn:eol-style -R −−revprop -r HEAD svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk
19:04:30funmansvn: Repository has not been enabled to accept revision propchanges;
19:04:33funmanask the administrator to create a pre-revprop-change hook
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19:04:47funmani could read the property without a checkout but for deleting it seems different?
19:04:49gevaertsfunman: I didn't notice we had a consensus for that
19:04:57saratogacould we use 12MHz*81/4 = 243MHz?
19:05:11funmangevaerts: i sent an email more than 24h ago
19:05:15saratogathat would give us a sample rate of 44,150
19:05:36saratogabertrik^
19:05:46funmanDate: Wed, 16 Jun 2010 08:35:06 +0200
19:05:47gevaertsfunman: right, so you ignore all mails before that
19:05:58funmanno?
19:06:40funmanonly you objected, and you didn't tell why, so i sent an email again to be sure it wasn't an heated reply
19:06:42TheSevenis it technically possible to auto-apply an eol-style property to all text files on the server side?
19:06:53gevaertsI *did* tell why
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19:07:07n1sTheSeven: i think it can be doen with a post-commit hook
19:07:19gevaerts*you* on the other hand didn't feel like saying what's wrong with eol-style=LF, you only stated that you can't be bothered setting it
19:07:40bertriksaratoga, aha, that would be nice, so we still have to enable only one PLL and yet get a reasonably accurate playback rate
19:07:44funmanin http://www.rockbox.org/mail/archive/rockbox-dev-archive-2010-06/0173.shtml ?
19:07:46domonoky1are people sure, there are no txt files which needs windows line endings ? (sapi_voice.vbs could need it)
19:07:49TheSevengevaerts: that's why I wouldn't bother setting it, nor delete it, and just let the server take care of it
19:07:58funmangevaerts: if you have arguments irc isn't the place for them
19:08:10saratogabertrik: plus the final clock speed doens't really change, so hopefully nothing breaks ...
19:08:17gevaertsTheSeven: maybe, but then the server side system needs to be in place first
19:08:27funmandomonoky1: perhaps windows drivers files also
19:08:48TheSevendomonoky1: we should check those
19:08:59TheSevenwhich files *are* actually windows-specific?
19:09:02gevaertsfunman: right, I didn't copy bluebrother's email, I only said that it expresses what I meant
19:09:04domonoky1"Mr. Someone" will do it :-)
19:10:01bertriksaratoga, there are some restrictions on the frequency ranges of some signals internal to the PLL (at least there are on as3525), I don't know the restrictions yet for ams v2, so I don't know if/how it is possible to set 12 MHz*81/4
19:10:26TheSevenwhat sounds best to me right now is adding some hook that automatically sets eol-style=LF on everything that doesn't have an eol-style property on commit
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19:10:43TheSeventhis way you can still override it if neccessary, and still don't need to care about it while committing
19:11:03saratogawith all the dividers we have, even if that setting doesn't work, i'm sure we can find another good one
19:11:25TheSevenhowever, if that could work, deleting the property now would be absolutely pointless IMHO
19:11:41n1shmm, apparently setting properties automatically isn't good with svn, it causes problems according to this page http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch05s02.html they recommend instead rejecting the commit
19:11:45bertrikI thought eol-style:native was supposed to avoid eol problems in the first place, now we want to force only one way?
19:12:05Tornebertrik: it doesn't actually avoid them, because the build environment isn't entirely line ending neutral :)
19:12:19gevaertsbertrik: eol-style:native doesn't actually avoid issues. For our usage, it actually tends to cause some
19:12:22Tornethe 'safe' way is to always use unix line endings, even on windows
19:12:30Torneconfigure cygwin to use unix line endings, if you use it
19:12:37Torneand just don't use an editor that's too thick to handle unix line endings.
19:12:48Tornewhich is, more or less, just notepad at this point
19:14:07n1sof course, rejecting commits with \cr\lf will not work well if we need those for some files which some people seem to think
19:14:23TheSevenDid I understand correctly that eol-style=LF will change all CRLFs to LFs on commit, even if your editor converted the file to CRLF before? (for whatever reason)
19:14:35Torneyes
19:14:57Tornen1s: we do, but you can *not* reject those if they say eol-style=CRLF
19:15:08Tornei.e. for files that don't want unix line endings, someone must explicitly set eol-style
19:15:09TheSevenok, then eol-style=native doesn't seem to have any advantage for us
19:15:24n1sTorne: ah, right
19:15:29TorneTheSeven: if eol-style is set to *anything* it mangles the line endings for you, basically
19:15:34TorneTheSeven: it only leaves it alone if it's not set at all
19:15:43TheSeventhat's exactly what we need...
19:16:11Tornebut yeah, in older versions at least, setting eol-style on commit doesn't work properly
19:16:12amiconncrlf isn't necessary for anything except (a) silly editors and *maybe* (b) .cmd files which we don't have
19:16:15Tornedunno if that's still true
19:16:29amiconnvbscript doesn't care - either line endings work
19:16:41Torneit would be slightly annoying to be *forced* to set eol-style manually on every file, or else have your commit rejected :(
19:16:46TheSevenamiconn: someone mentioned INF files above, I'm not sure about those
19:16:55n1sdo we have inf files?
19:18:53saratogamatlab spits out a couple PLL settings that are > 99.9% pitch accurate
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19:19:15saratogacouple dozen i mean
19:20:09saratogatheres one thats 99.97% of the correct value
19:22:12kugelI guess sandisk would just use a more suitable PLL setting instead of resampling to 48KHz if it was that easy (unless the OF doesn't actually resample)
19:23:35amiconnIiuc the OF play off-pitch
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19:24:06saratogayeah they don't hit the pitch exactly either, but they do a lot better
19:24:09amiconnsaratoga: Is this just taking the ratio into account, or also the pll upper/ lower limits?
19:24:23saratogaamiconn: just the available ratios, I'm not sure what the limits are
19:25:48saratogadoes 24MHz on AMSv2 change the PLL or some other divider?
19:26:12bluebrotherTheSeven: IMO commit hooks should _never_ change the data that's committed. Including properties.
19:26:41bluebrotherif there's a way for git-svn to handle it (haven't found the time to check yet) what's the problem? Just let it do that.
19:27:04*bluebrother goes trying
19:30:17bertriksaratoga, 24 MHz is the crystal frequency I think
19:30:46saratogayeah thats the as3543 datasheet says
19:31:00saratogabut does the PLL actually reclock or does it get divided by the CPU?
19:31:08saratogaprobably the latter?
19:31:40bertrikI don't know, I guess we just switch clock source
19:33:46*amiconn would assume pass-through
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19:34:31bluebrotherautoprops does work, at least on my setup. That is with git 1.6.6.1 and svn 1.6.9
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19:41:01amiconnHmm. What's the manual rockbox installation procedure for Clip+?
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19:42:27bertrikget an OF, patch a bootloader into it with mkamsboot, copy it to the root of the player, unzip a rockbox.zip on it and let the clip+ do a firmware update
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19:43:42bertrikYou can set the region by modifying the last character of the OF upgrade file name, like clppt.bin to enable a diagnosis menu in the OF
19:44:29bertrik(where the t in clppt.bin selects region "test" I suppose)
19:44:59amiconnNo single boot yet?
19:46:38bertrikNo, we don't do USB on clip+ yet, so we rely on the OF for that
19:46:46amiconnAh, there was that...
19:46:55amiconnDoes it matter which OF version I choose?
19:47:05saratogaif you lose the OF you brick the player, or at least have to take it apart and try to unbrick it
19:47:31saratogathe patcher has to recognize the firmware file, but otherwise no
19:47:43saratogalatest svn should patch all firmware files out there
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19:48:03bertrikI used the OF from clipplus01.02.09.zip (from the sandisk forums IIRC) and it works fine for me
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19:52:24CIA-85r26894 build result: All green
19:55:50bertrikhm, now I'm a bit confused, I thought 0x1813 was the PLL setting for 240 MHz, but in the code I see 0x113B (R=2, F=60?)
19:59:25ranmaOk, with more logging, it looks like rockbox itself always reads one sector at a time.
19:59:45ranmaI suspect multisector read is broken in sd-as3525.c :)
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20:00:22AlexPbluebrother: Should tex be in your list, or is it just the source?
20:03:32ranmaHmm, no that's not it.
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20:04:03ranmaEven if I limit the usb_storage buffer to 1 sector, the call (with count=1) doesn't return...
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20:06:06*amiconn found a non-critical problem with the backlight defaults
20:06:41amiconnOn some (many? all?) targets the ordinary backlight timeout was increased, and is now longer than the timeout when plugged
20:06:50amiconnThat *somehow* doesn't make sense
20:12:37bluebrotherAlexP: right, forgot that :o
20:13:13bertrikI think it worked to run the audio off the PLL B on the clip+ too. If it's really so, that would mean we can definitely get very accurate with the sample rate.
20:13:16bluebrotherthough it doesn't matter for tex files. However, making all those files LF wouldn't be a bad thing IMO
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20:19:26bertrikyay, the PLL change for the clip+ did indeed work. Now the question is how much extra power the PLL takes and if it's worth it for the increased sample rate accuracy.
20:20:21Luca_Sto what frequence did you change it?
20:20:33bertrik192 MHz
20:21:13bertrikThis should result in 0.04% sample rate error instead of the current 1.1%
20:22:06saratogabertrik: what settings did you use?
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20:24:46bertriksaratoga, PLLB is set to 0x155F, which should be F=96 and R=6
20:25:30kugelbertrik: what about the 243MHz setting?
20:25:58bertrikkugel, try it! :)
20:25:59kugelthe one saratoga suggested
20:27:30bertrikthe PLL A setting for 240 MHz in the code does not match what funman told me on IRC (as far as I remember)
20:28:00kugelanother question, you cannot really be sure you are at 192MHz are you?
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20:29:35bertrikI changed the audio clock to use PLL B as a source and audio speed seems normal, so I'm pretty sure. It slows down / speeds up if I change the PLL B setting
20:30:54bertrikI'm just testing "by ear" now, I haven't set up some setup for accurately measuring playback rate errors.
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20:34:29bertrikkugel, saratoga: the patch is at http://pastebin.ca/1885244
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20:35:11saratogabertrik: what are the bits in the PLL register ?
20:36:06bertrikMy guess is: bit 0-7 = F-1 (multiplier), bit 8-10 = R-1 (divisor), bit 11 = unknown, bit 12-13=OD (output divider)
20:36:46saratogathe output divisor is because the internal frequency cannot get too high or low?
20:36:58bertrikwith a base frequency of 12 MHz (actually the crystal is 24 MHz I think, seems there's a factor 2 getting lost somewhere in the PLL)
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20:37:19kugelmaybe that's bit 11?
20:38:08saratogaaccording to the AS3543 datasheet, the oscillator can run at 24 or 12MHz, with a default of 24
20:38:12bertriksaratoga, yes, I think so, it divides the Fvco and Fvco has limits like 200-400MHz
20:39:53ranmaHmm, I'm seeing MCI_RX_OVERRUN when read_sectors is called from usb_storage
20:40:40ranmaWeirdly dma_used is 0, it should be 1, cause it's still blocked on wakeup_wait AFAICS
20:41:22bertriksaratoga, what AS3543 datasheet do you have? Mine only shows the codec and PMU stuff, not clocking stuff (except for I2S PLL)
20:41:46saratoga"AS3543 3v2"
20:41:52saratogaTable 72. Clk_Cntr Register
20:43:06bertrikhm, I have rev 1.10, can you send it to me? bertrik@sikken.nl
20:43:41saratogai think thats the same one
20:43:51saratogado you have that table on page 73?
20:44:34ranmaYep, definitively some weird dma_retain/release problem.
20:44:57ranmaIf I add dma_retain() to usb_drv_init the reads work fine.
20:47:05CIA-85New commit by bieber (r26895): Theme Editor: Made allll destructors virtual
20:48:02bertriksaratoga, we're talking about completely different things then. I was talking about a setting written to CGU_PLLB
20:48:41CIA-85r26895 build result: All green
20:48:55bertrikThe CPU is clock master for the I2S bus, so the PLL in the codec doesn't do anything
20:51:47bertrikOr could it be that this part contains the actual oscillator for the crystal and pre-divides the clock before it goes to the rest of the SoC (and into the PLLs)?
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20:52:37k-radcan you install a rockbox current build through the automated utility ?
20:54:31Jeromk-rad: I don't know if you can do this but updating rockbox to current build is very easy
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20:55:20JeromIt's just a matter of extracting the zip into the root of your player
20:56:29bluebrotherk-rad: yes
20:57:10bluebrotheryou just need to use the "Installation" tab, not the "Quick Start"
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21:04:45k-radthank you
21:06:18ranmaAh, found the bug in sd-as3525.c :)
21:06:48bertriknice
21:08:05ranmaIf transfer() is called on lun1 and the external sd is not present, it does a goto to sd_transfer_error before calling dma_retain()
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21:13:51k-radmight rockbox give a e200 series sansa support for microsd > 8gb ?
21:14:34bertrikI think we already support up to 32 GB on e200v1
21:14:43CIA-85New commit by ranma (r26896): sd-as3525 was calling dma_release() without calling dma_retain() first, if ...
21:14:53k-radcool
21:14:55k-rad:)
21:15:38ranmabertrik: usb_storage is working on as3525v1 for me now :)
21:15:51ranma(At least reads, didn't test writes so far)
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21:15:55bertrikcool
21:16:12Luca_S\o/
21:16:17CIA-85r26896 build result: All green
21:16:36kugelranma: \o/
21:16:47k-radthat was extremely easy to get working. thank you bluebrother
21:16:55bluebrotherRockbox supports SDHC. SDHC is specified up to 32GB (which is a limitation by the specification and not a technical one)
21:17:39bluebrothertheoretically SDHC could support much larger capacities. However, they decided to limit it to 32GB and come up with a new standard for larger cards (SDXC IIRC)
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21:19:15Luca_Syay! finally I can test patches again (had to setup a linux machine, the vmware dev env is hopeless :/ but this is much faster :D)
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21:28:01webguest37Hi there
21:28:11webguest37I got a problem with my sansa clip v1 ;(
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21:32:58pixelmawebguest37: if you want help you need to give more info
21:33:11bluebrotherwebguest37: problems are unfortunate but do happen. However, I think there are quite some people waiting for the actual problem description right now
21:33:27JeromDOEPINT(i) = DOEPINT(i); <= Does that make any sense ?
21:33:57AlexPbluebrother: I'm not, I'm having too much fun inventing possible problems in my head
21:34:24ranmaJerom: clearing pending interrupts maybe?
21:34:28bluebrotherAlexP: haven't thought of that option. At least I was too lazy to invent problems by myself ;-)
21:35:08AlexPI'm currently imagining that it has been nibbled by a rampaging sheep
21:36:21JeromI don't understand how writing then writing the same value has any effect
21:36:54bertrikit's probably a clear-on-write register, very usual for interrupt clear registers
21:37:55JeromThanks, I'm reading through RB's code and find it quite interesting :)
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21:39:28amiconnPF cache building causes strange noises in the earphones on Clip+
21:40:07Luca_Sdamn.. I wanted to try bertrik's pll patch... and i just noticed that i left my headphones at work
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21:40:21bertrikthe clearing of in interrupt bit has to be atomic, so instead of reading the value, clearing one bit and writing it back (with the risk that you ignore another interrupt that came in in the meantime), you just write the bit you want to clear
21:40:25pixelmaI find making fun of people who have a problem with their player a bit inappropriate even if it is about the fact that he doesn't tell us currently. I remember an occasion where I thought I had damaged my player and I felt helpless. It's not nice if then someone comes and makes fun of you. Sorry
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21:42:59amiconnSeems it's actually SD access. Also happens when (re)buffering
21:44:17JeromThanks bertrik, I always enjoy learning something. Btw is this atomic: int intr = USB_DEV_INTR & ~USB_DEV_INTR_MASK; USB_DEV_INTR = intr; ?
21:45:32amiconnYou can't do atomic bit manipulation on ARM without hardware support
21:46:50tmztbluebrother: now reading that SDHC hosts will be forward compatible with SDXC but it requires software support
21:47:40bluebrothertmzt: I've read recently that _some_ (i.e. slow) cards will be compatible. However, SDXC defines a different file system (exFAT) :(
21:47:41bertrikJerom, I'm not sure actually
21:47:47Luca_SI found some crappy in-ear headphones and my fuzev2 seems to play fine with bertrik's patch. of course i can't say anything about sound qality
21:48:03tmztyeah, part of the requirement is that the define be formatted with vfat
21:48:03*amiconn expects that an SDXC can be reformatted as FAT32
21:48:18tmztis there any reason the cards can't operate in a slower mode?
21:48:44tmzthere's an SDXC but it's full size http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=sdxc&tag=googhydr-20&index=electronics&hvadid=4344192789&ref=pd_sl_82tbpbuq2f_b
21:49:14bluebrotherafaiu there will be (at least) two SDXC versions: the slower ones (which are compatible to SDHC) and the faster ones which use a different interface mode or something like that.
21:49:59tmztfrom wiki:
21:50:00tmztSDHC devices will only support the SDXC cards which use UHS104 speeds;[30] SDHC devices will not recognize the SDXC cards which use the faster (SD 4.0), final specification of SDXC.[42]
21:52:02scorche|shtmzt: that really doesnt mean much...people said the same thing about SD -> SDHC, however it is just a software thing - what we really need to see is the actual specification, not just clippings from Wikipedia (i assume you meant wikipedia when you said "wiki" instead of the Rockbox wiki or any of the other thousands of wikis out there)
21:52:32tmztright, wikipedia. the problem is the lack of knowledge in the public domain
21:52:59scorche|shyup...hence why i said we needs to see the actual spec
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21:56:55dfktbertrik - http://imgur.com/iN5D0.png
21:57:22dfktyour patch is 1001hz, svn is... off
21:59:43bertrikso, already an improvement compared to current svn :)
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22:00:20dfktfor the discerning ears that notice it, maybe :)
22:00:41bertrikThe theoretically expected value was 1000.4 Hz
22:00:49Luca_Swhat does the OF show?
22:01:02dfktseems my spectrum analysis only does full hertz
22:01:09dfktmaybe it is a decimal
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22:02:23dfktLuca_S, an older version of the OF palyed at 1003hz - i think they made it better in the meantime, though
22:02:25dfkti can check
22:04:56dfktaha! bertrik's patch is exactly congruent with the newest of
22:05:07saratogaseeing better then 1Hz would require more then 44000 points in your fft at 44.1khz, see if you can increase the fft size
22:05:23dfktwell, it's 65k
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22:06:01dfkthighest i can go
22:06:08saratogaso you get .7Hz resolution
22:06:30saratogahmm but i guess the screen only shows to the nearest 1Hz
22:06:34saratogaprobably good enough anyway
22:06:36dfktseems like it
22:06:45dfktany suggestions for a better spectrum analyzer app?
22:06:52dfkton windows
22:07:19bertrikdfkt, interesting find
22:07:48saratogai just use matlab :)
22:08:11dfktseems like it's roughly the same as the OF, and by roughly i mean exactly the same, as i see it :)
22:08:16saratogaso in one day we get the pitch thing figured out, volume range extended and almost working usb?
22:08:28gevaertsCouldn't you improve the resolution by just increasing the base frequency, i.e. like by using a 10kHz tone?
22:08:35*dfkt checks if wavelab is better suited than sound forge
22:11:50BuckwheatDoes anybody know how to disable the media refreshing on the sansa fuze v2? i have checked the FAQ.
22:12:06dfktwavelab can do 256k :) - http://i.imgur.com/lhQtN.png
22:12:07saratogai don't think theres anyway to do it
22:12:43Luca_SBuckwheat: there is no way, however today's svn fixes a problem when rebooting from RB to OF unnecessarily caused a OF DB refresh
22:13:35saratogawow nice
22:13:45Luca_Syeah, it's a glorious day :D
22:13:58saratogai like the shape of the peak, you can see how the oscillator drifts :)
22:14:31dfktsvn: http://imgur.com/bSmGW.png
22:15:14CIA-85New commit by jethead71 (r26897): Switch iPod 3G to use EABI toolchain.
22:15:26dfktof: http://imgur.com/zCDaB.png
22:15:48dfktso, OF seems farther off, actually
22:16:00CIA-85New commit by jethead71 (r26898): Switch iPod 3G to use EABI toolchain. Make necessary threading changes to avoid use of stack after switching to idle stack.
22:18:04CIA-85r26898 build result: 28 errors, 7 warnings (jethead71 committed)
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22:20:42*grawity looks around.
22:21:25grawityWhich .wps file syntax is the current one? One of the themes I downloaded uses %tag(x,y,z) and others have %tag|x|y|z|
22:21:31amiconnjhMikeS: oh
22:21:43AlexPgrawity: The former is svn, the latter is 3.6
22:21:52AlexPIt changed after the release
22:22:23bertrikmy theory about the assignment of bits to divisor R in the sansa clip+ does not appear to be correct (multiplier F is correct though I think)
22:22:52amiconnjhMikeS: Do you think this will work on G1/G2 as well?
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22:23:25amiconnRed and yellow though
22:24:15grawityDamn they change fast.
22:24:27jhMikeSmost likely. gotta figure out what's the deal with that red though
22:24:41wodzamiconn: Please take a look at http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/11413
22:24:54*grawity just installed r26480-100602 like last week... thought that _was_ the latest build, for nano2g.
22:26:18*jhMikeS thinks he just forgot a keyword
22:26:38AlexPgrawity: It probably was at the time, but there is a new current build on every source code change, of which there are many each day
22:27:48grawityWell, at least I had a fun time porting the WPS to "old" syntax using the ipod's "keyboard" =)
22:28:11AlexPThat seems rather masochistic :)
22:28:30grawityhey, I was bored.
22:29:40BuckwheatYou mean you can make wps right from the player?
22:29:45AlexPsure
22:29:50AlexPThey are only text files
22:29:50grawityBuckwheat: well, there is a text editor in Rockbox
22:30:00CIA-85New commit by jethead71 (r26899): Fix red. Need 'inline' with 'always_inline'.
22:30:06AlexPBut given you need to use the virtual keyboard it isn't something I'd recommend
22:30:30Buckwheati know that but i didnt know you could change the file type
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22:30:39grawityWhat file type?
22:30:43AlexPContext menu, open with
22:30:54Buckwheatone second
22:31:58CIA-85r26899 build result: All green
22:32:47*grawity tries to port the same to the opposite direction.
22:33:35Buckwheatevery time i try to open a text file i get, "Data about at 308007F4 fsr 0x8 (domain 0, fault 8) address 0x9689AEFA
22:33:44AlexPThat's a known bug
22:33:53Buckwheatis there a fix
22:33:54AlexPThere is a task on flyspray
22:34:06AlexPIf there was a fix it would have been fixed
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22:34:12Buckwheatdamn
22:34:21jhMikeSamiconn: besides allocating tons of stack space for no good reason I could see, thread_exit was trying to optimize a common sub-expression by using a stack var (which didn't work after switching). Making the function "noreturn" kept thread_exit from trying to store return contexts.
22:35:14*grawity makes a mental note to report a bug about games putting scores in an inconvienent to backup location.
22:35:17dfktsaratoga, bertrik - all together (svn/1000hz/patch/of): http://i.imgur.com/gaSiW.png
22:35:42grawityAh, one more thing: What's the difference between .sbs and .rsbs?
22:35:54bluebrotherthe r one is for the remote
22:36:04bluebrothersame for wps vs. rwps
22:36:13grawityHmm, and what does 'remote' mean here?
22:36:16AlexPdfkt: Nice :)
22:36:27AlexPgrawity: Some targets have a remote with a lcd
22:36:36bluebrotherremote is some hardware to control the player with
22:36:43grawityAh, that.
22:36:44bluebrothera remote is a remote :)
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22:38:54bertrikdfkt, thanks! So the OF doesn't really do quite the same as I did with the patch. You didn't see any evidence of resampling, right?
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22:39:37dfktsaratoga meant, there is no resampling in the OF, iirc - i wouldn't know what to look for
22:41:03saratogausually if theres resampling you'll see odd effects from tones played close to half the sample rate
22:41:21dfktah yes, you could play a sine sweep and listen by ear
22:41:43dfktor just play a 22.050 tone?
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22:42:17saratogalike a 20khz 0dB tone will playback as a 20khz tone plus another attenuated one at some difference of the new and old sample rate
22:42:40saratogaits usually pretty easy to see on an FFT like the one above
22:43:29saratogawith good resampling you usually can't hear it though, since the extra tone will be very weak
22:44:14CIA-85New commit by bieber (r26900): Theme Editor: Continuing work on rendering, skin preview will now show backdrop or background color depending on config file
22:44:36dfkti'll try a 20khz tone, sounds interesting to check
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22:46:01CIA-85r26900 build result: All green
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22:49:07dfktwhite is RB, red is OF: http://imgur.com/t9bKv.png
22:50:57dfkttone was 21khz
22:52:49grawityQuestion: System -> Rockbox Info. Does the "Skin RAM usage" show the _used_ or _free_ size?
22:53:02bluebrotherthe allocated size afaiu
22:53:20bluebrotherhmm, scrap that
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22:57:18bertrikdfkt, weird, the OF seems clean, RB has artifacts
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22:59:19dfktbertrik, yes - RB doesn't actually play 21khz, but lower and higher tones
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23:03:25*grawity wonders if all iPods are making this quiet high-pitched noise...
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23:05:20wodzgrawity: I don't hear any noise on my mini 1G
23:05:49grawity(And I mean from something inside, not through the earphones...)
23:06:15wodzgrawity: You mean spinning disk probably than
23:06:26grawityIt has flash memory.
23:07:03dfktthe screen?
23:07:06grawitythough it does seem that the sound changes while reading from disk.
23:07:19Bagderthe original mini 1G has a disk, doesn't it?
23:07:31grawityI have a nano2g.
23:07:31wodzThe only thing which can produce noise is DC-DC converter but they are running at least tenth of kHz frequency
23:07:39Bagderah I misread
23:07:58*Bagder backs back into the shadows
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23:08:53grawityEh, doesn't matter - I only hear it when holding the ipod to my ear anyway. Was just curious.
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23:13:40wodzpixelma: HD200 is added to RockboxUtility (and is disabled by default). I didn't tested automatic installation at all.
23:17:31kugeldfkt: you are no fan of logarithmic scale, are you?
23:17:44kugelvery interesting findings nevertheless
23:20:55dfkti don't think it matters much if it's linear or logarithmic for these results
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23:22:42wodzI come up again with question - When in FM mode I could in theory turn off large part of codec chip (saving is ~6mA or ~10% of total current consumption). This has one drawback - voices will have no effect (codec stopped). I do know nothing about about voice system in rb. Is there some way to know if voice is about to play so I could enable relevant parts of codec?
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23:32:36jhMikeSwodz: from the voice thread, you can tell if voice is about to be active (apps/voice_thread.c). you'd need to timeout though, since you can't really tell when it's actually done playing, only done inserting into the pcm buffer.
23:33:41wodzjhMikeS: can't I probe if pcm buffer is empty?
23:35:35jhMikeSsure. don't forget keyclick too. pcm.c could switch the codec on when a play request is about to happen
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23:36:59wodzI will explore this a bit I think
23:38:26jhMikeSI think what would work best is to activate the codec if not already active, otherwise setup a powerdown timeout if pcm hasn't played for a certiain number of seconds (could use the backlight thread).
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23:39:49wodzYou mean check if codec is on at the begining of pcm_play_data()?
23:41:55jhMikeSyes, also pcm_play_pause
23:43:33wodzI don't quite understand how to setup timeout with backlight thread
23:44:57wodzYou mean something like for buttonlight?
23:45:07jhMikeStrack it in the SYS_TIMEOUT case, unless it's fading with software fading it has a period of HZ
23:46:23jhMikeSbacklight_timeout_handler looks like the spot
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23:48:26wodzthanks, I'll explore this
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23:58:57wodzinteresting - setting timeout that way will have nice side effect that codec poweroff will happen always if playback is stopped long enough
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