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#rockbox log for 2015-09-28

00:01:37*[Franklin] thinks he has shift-mapping down
00:01:44[Franklin]time to test...
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00:20:27[Franklin]foolsh: string typing /mostly/ works now
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00:35:16[Franklin]yay
00:35:21[Franklin]string typing works
00:37:01[Franklin]in gerrit now
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01:05:49foolshSweet!! let the hacks begin!
01:06:37[Franklin]just gotta get some more modifier keys implemented
01:06:43[Franklin]then the fun /really/ starts
01:13:46foolsh[Franklin]: Since this is an original work (an interpreter) I guess all credit and license considerations are yours to make
01:14:09[Franklin]what do you mean?
01:16:07foolshit's your baby, since you haven't used or borrowed any other's code
01:16:16[Saint]At the very least you'd want to do 'Thanks to hak5darren'
01:16:24foolshyeah, that to
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01:17:31[Franklin]and you, foolsh, for giving me the idea and hardware ;)
01:19:54foolshlol yea! I'm famous now
01:21:13[Franklin]ok, most keys are implemented now
01:21:16[Franklin]just have the F* keys left
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01:24:19[Franklin]it should probably wait for a USB connect first
01:26:34foolshyeah, if it can over ride remote_control.c when it starts, it would extra nice, have to trackdown that "hold button while plugging in" function
01:27:07[Franklin]or maybe just make it a setting
01:27:49[Franklin]though gevaerts implied there was a reason for not doing that, though
01:28:44[Saint]You absolutely do not want to override that "hold down $button on USB connect" thing.
01:28:48[Saint]If you do, I'll hurt you.
01:28:57[Franklin]why not?
01:28:57[Saint]That breaks charging with playback.
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01:29:30[Saint]holding a button during USB connection tells the device we don't want to mount or do any HID stuffs, and does a charge only connection.
01:29:51[Saint]you really don't want to break that feature.
01:29:58[Saint]a lot of people will yell.
01:30:18[Franklin]well, what's wrong with making it a setting?
01:30:27[Franklin]it'll be off by default
01:30:58foolshIt maybe just easier and smoother to just reimplemented that function in your main (wait for usb) loop
01:31:06[Franklin]I guess
01:31:56foolsha plugin reaching all the way into the systems settings is outside the scope and definition of "plugin"
01:32:13[Saint]ARe you implementing this as a core function, not a plugin?
01:32:17[Saint](please say no)
01:32:17[Franklin]it wouldn't be the plugin that does that, though
01:32:34[Franklin]just a setting under 'General Settings'
01:32:48[Saint]Plugins DO NOT have a settings flow outside of themselves.
01:32:58[Saint]else they're not plugins.
01:33:01[Franklin]exactly
01:33:10[Franklin]the plugin wouldn't modify the settings
01:33:12[Franklin]the user would
01:33:32[Franklin][Saint]: I don't think you understand what I'm proposing
01:33:43[Saint]No, I think you're misunderstanding. I absolutely cannot support you dropping a user setting in general settings for a plugin.
01:33:50[Saint]all a plugins settings should live inside itself.
01:34:03[Franklin]I'm proposing a setting like 'Only charge on USB'
01:34:14[Saint]I don't care, honestly.
01:34:22[Saint]Plugins don't have settings in core userspace.
01:34:27foolshSplit it out into it's own gerrit task first
01:34:41foolshadvocate the shit out of it and hope
01:34:55[Saint]Not only is it needless complication, it's bloody hideous UI/UX.
01:34:59[Saint]I can't support that at all.
01:35:30[Saint]There's no reason for a plugin to offer any settings outside of itself.
01:35:45[Saint]This isn't iOS.
01:36:25[Saint]Sorry if I sound like a cunt, doing that is just ugly as hell, and there's no good reason for breaking conventions like this.
01:37:15[Franklin]but the setting wouldn't modify the plugin at all
01:37:35[Saint]But they're only relevant to the behavior of that plugin.
01:38:01[Franklin]not neccessarily
01:38:10[Saint]How so?
01:38:14*foolsh steps away
01:38:19[Saint]How is this useful for anything else?
01:38:25[Franklin]say you want to listen to music while you're charging
01:38:33[Franklin]right now, you have to know how to do it
01:38:41[Saint]we already have a mechanism for this, and a setting for it was actively rejected.
01:38:51*[Franklin] caves
01:39:06[Franklin]ok
01:39:26jtdesigns01well, for one, i sometimes like to be able to put new compiles of plugins on the DAP, while not having to unplug it to test them
01:39:26[Saint]There was, once upon a time, a setting for USB behaviour (charge only). It was rejected.
01:40:00[Franklin]jtdesigns01: that doesn't work
01:40:12jtdesigns01really?
01:40:21[Saint]it /can/ work, it's not guaranteed to, though.
01:40:24[Franklin]you can't use rockbox during a mass storage connection
01:40:30[Saint]there's tight versioning with core and plugins.
01:40:34[Franklin]s/can't/shouldn't/
01:40:53jtdesigns01maybe thats why i`m getting so many errors when i try to run them
01:41:03jtdesigns01:(
01:41:07[Saint]undoubtedly.
01:41:08[Franklin]probably
01:41:10[Franklin]lol
01:41:23[Franklin]jtdesigns01: what's happening?
01:41:48[Saint]It should print a message about a plugin API missmatch.
01:41:53[Saint](IIRC)
01:41:59[Franklin]yeah
01:43:15jtdesigns01Undefined instruction,at 600B5348
01:43:20jtdesigns01pc:600B5348 sp: 600B4A08
01:43:22jtdesigns01 T: 000000FE
01:43:27jtdesigns01bt end
01:43:37[Franklin]jtdesigns01: that's completely different
01:43:39jtdesigns01(but it only gives me that sometimes
01:44:12jtdesigns01oh great
01:44:30[Franklin]and definitely not good
01:44:42[Franklin]could be a hardware problem
01:44:47[Franklin]could be a programming bug
01:45:27jtdesigns01actually, i was going to ask you i`m getting all kinds of problems
01:45:44jtdesigns01got them mostly sorted but two are still remaining
01:46:27jtdesigns01first, i am using list widget and i can only select the even numbered items
01:46:44jtdesigns01second, i am getting that error, but /not always/
01:47:11jtdesigns01http://pastebin.com/CS8Smh5x
01:47:18jtdesigns01afk for a minute
01:47:18[Franklin]list widget?
01:47:26jtdesigns01http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/ListWidget
01:47:39foolsh[Franklin]: How about for now, a wait loop with onscreen instructions to hold a button and plugin to continue?
01:48:28*[Franklin] is working on just that ;)
01:48:51[Franklin]though I don't think holding a button is necessary
01:49:01[Franklin]the plugin just needs to ignore the usb connect
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02:04:15[Franklin]how can I override the default behavior on USB connect while a plugin is running?
02:05:00foolshsee if you can call it's function, if not rewrite the HID driver so you can ;)
02:05:38[Franklin]for some reason, I don't think [Saint] would like that!
02:06:10[Franklin]anyway, I should be going now
02:06:12[Franklin]good night
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02:06:35[Saint]I didn't think we did mount with a plugin running anyway?
02:06:50foolshWell I'll let him know next timew
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02:11:12[Saint]Oh. We do.
02:11:15[Saint]That's...ugly.
02:11:28[Saint]It just abruptly exits the plugin and mounts.
02:11:55foolshHideous, but I know a guy though ;)
02:12:55[Saint]looks like USB plug calls plugin_exit
02:13:12[Saint]makes some sense, I guess.
02:28:34foolshThe more I think about that the less sense it makes to me :-\
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09:24:30wodzkugel: ping
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09:31:32kugelwodz: pong
09:32:16wodzkugel: have you seen my findings about occasional crashes on ART with 'all jni from main' ?
09:34:03kugeli think so
09:34:10kugelif you refer to the scroll thread issue
09:34:17wodzyep
09:35:02wodztlsf + mmap seems to work as buflib backend. I am not sure what to do with that work though.
09:36:51kugeltlsf creates new pools autonomously right?
09:37:21kugeli had the idea to map buflib contexts to tlsf pools but that wouldnt work
09:38:01wodzStrictly speaking this are not pools in tlsf nomenclature but yeah, if tlsf is unable to satisfy alloc request it calls mmap to grab some more space
09:39:42kugeli think for a start we could make playback use an exclusive 8MB buffer, and the rest use shared 4MB buffer
09:40:05kugelso that tc can alloc 4MB and give back to it, and later non-playback allocs reuse that 4MB
09:40:28kugel(give back through realloc)
09:41:01wodzI tested setting MEMORY to 2MB which resulted in ~5MB memory usage in which 2MB is exclusive for playback
09:41:08kugelbut then the buflib-malloc backend would be more complicated than just calling malloc, perhaps even tlsf-specific
09:41:40wodztlsf is only interesting because buflib_shrink can be simply realloc() in this case
09:42:22kugeli dont think the 5MB are actually used, though, it's probably ballooned by tc_tempbuf which has shrinked itself later on
09:42:57kugellikely more the peak of allocated memory
09:43:29wodzI can count this more precisely if you like as I sprayed lots of printfs to logcat with allocation informations.
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10:24:17wodzkugel: for 480x800 build: pool size: 5292032 (5.046 MB) | alloc requests total: 9134328 (8.711 MB) | alloc net: 5001493 (4.769 MB)
10:25:47wodzwhere pool size is the sum of all mmap requests, alloc requests total is the sum of all buflib_allocs, alloc net is actual used memory by buflib after intermediate frees and shrinks.
10:26:41wodzThis is with shrinks doing realloc()
10:28:00wodzand *audiobufend = audiobuffer + 2*1024*1024; in core_alloc.c
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10:49:18wodzso we 'waste' ~5% of requested pool
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12:01:04kugelwodz: interesting. MEM was 4MB?
12:01:10kugel2MB*
12:02:05wodzkugel: I changed the line in core_alloc.c as described. Didn't touch MEM define
12:03:46kugelthis is based on my patch where audiobuffer itself is malloc'd (normally it's a large static array on hosted, or defined to DRAM by linker scripts on native)
12:03:52kugel?
12:04:29wodzyes
12:04:57kugelerr wait, with my patch audiobuffer should be a dummy
12:05:03kugeli.e. an empty array
12:05:06kugeliirc
12:05:16wodz"core_alloc: Remove static pseudo-RAM buffer as buflib is malloc backed."
12:05:58kugeldidnt you say the pool size is 10MB?
12:07:49wodzkugel: Yes I said that but I was wrong. The smallest pool is in tlsf 10kB (I have it changed here to 16kB but this really doesn't matter)
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13:06:14kugelwodz: i see, so there are lots of pools
13:13:48wodzkugel: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ikrUYdnGeWzBRUAyh7iwJ7bDILFEWE6jokVJ-eXBK9I/edit?usp=sharing
13:14:24wodzkugel: get_new_area column lists mmap requests with their respective sizes
13:17:51wodzkugel: so here we have 7 memory areas associated with default tlsf memory pool
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13:28:50wodzkugel: If you think this is interesting I can upload to gerrit so you can look at it
13:40:56kugelwodz: this is clearly interesting
13:58:09wodzkugel: g#1214
13:58:20fs-bluebotGerrit review #1214 at http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/1214 : Use tlsf + mmap as backend for buflib by Marcin Bukat
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15:40:51wodzpamaury: ping
15:40:57pamaurywodz: pong
15:41:17wodzpamaury: are you going to hack X1?
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15:42:31pamaurywodz: lol, you mentionning the X1 made by client quit ;)
15:43:07wodzpamaury: coincidence :P
15:43:17pamauryyes I would like to, I'm just super busy. I just move out of Paris and next week-end I'm going Oxford for one year, *finally* staying at the same place for one/two year
15:44:02pamauryTonight I will try to port hwstub to jz
15:44:27wodzno problem, just don't forget to pack truck of hacking equipment :P
15:45:31wodzpamaury: I am just reading USB boot specification and it doesn't mention explicit it is possible to read from device. All references are for *uploading* something to device
15:46:10pamauryDon't worry, all my equiment is packed (part of the reason why hacking is annoying, I would have to unpack), ready to go ;)
15:46:44pamauryyou mean JZ boot ? Wasn't I able to read the ROM from it ? I don't even remember
15:46:59wodzah, right
15:47:16wodzso this should be easy
15:48:42pamaurySo it's mostly a mater of porting the USB driver to hwstub right ?
15:49:18pamauryor yeah you could hook hwstubserver to it, simply not using our stu
15:49:20pamaury*stub
15:49:20wodzpamaury: That depends. The fastest route is to not port hwstub but extend hwstub_shell to speak with jz usb mode
15:49:32pamauryyes indeed
15:50:31pamauryI need to review the state of your hwstub_server patch on gerrit
15:51:48wodzas of actually porting hwstub to jz4760 - crt0.S needs to be tweaked as well. I used some mips32r2 opcodes which AFAIK are missing in jz. Clock and interrupt controller are also different
15:53:15pamauryok
15:53:59pamauryone thing which I need to investigate is jz_xloader, it's an advanced version of jz usb boot from ingenic and that allows read/write to the NAND apparently.
15:54:12pamaurythat would allow to dump the bootloader of the Fio
15:54:22pamaury(without writing a NAND driver)
15:54:48wodzone can borrow parts from jz4740 and atj to cook something but this is considerable more work then simply interfacing with usb boot mode
15:56:56wodzI bet there are two stages. First stage have to be less then 16kB and needs to setup DRAM controller.
15:58:23pamauryyeah, they have a generic stub to setup DRAM and a tool to patch it with the parameter of the DRAM you want to use. I think I can find some safe settings
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16:00:19wodzwhich tool do you refer to?
16:02:51pamauryhttps://github.com/gcwnow/ingenic-boot/tree/master/tool
16:03:42pamaurybasically you build 4 firmwards: https://github.com/gcwnow/ingenic-boot/tree/master/fw
16:03:42pamauryone that runs in SDRAM and 3 that init RAM (3 possible variants: ddr1, ddr2, mddr)
16:04:41pamaurythen you use tool https://github.com/gcwnow/ingenic-boot/tree/master/source/fw_cfg_tool to patch the ddr1/ddr2/mddr file with your RAM settings: https://github.com/gcwnow/ingenic-boot/blob/master/fw/gcw0_v11_ddr2_256mb.cfg
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16:07:00wodzbloody complicated for what it does :-)
16:12:36pamauryI find it elegant, otherwise you would have to compile one stub for each ram setting
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