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#rockbox log for 2020-06-17

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04:46:56edhelasgot an issue on Debian with rbutils
04:46:56edhelas$ ./RockboxUtility
04:46:56edhelas./RockboxUtility: error while loading shared libraries: libcryptopp.so.8: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
04:47:09edhelason testing it seems that there's only libcrypto++6/testing,now 5.6.4-9
04:50:33gevaertsYes. People are looking at that, I don't remember the exact status
04:51:22gevaertsOn Debian, you can work around the issue by installing libcrypto++8 from snapshot.debian.org
04:51:59gevaertsLast time I tested, I used http://snapshot.debian.org/archive/debian/20190811T225353Z/pool/main/libc/libcrypto%2B%2B/libcrypto%2B%2B8_8.2.0-1_amd64.deb
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05:01:35edhelasthanks, will try it :)
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12:53:49Horrorcatheyho
12:54:03Horrorcatso I’ve that clip zip with rock box on it, but I don’t think this is device specific
12:54:44Horrorcatspecifically, sometimes when hitting the "next" button repeatedly (e.g. when skipping an ad in a podcast using skip length set to 5 seconds or something), it will jump to the first track in a completely different folder
12:55:08Horrorcat(in this very unfortunate case, my wife is accidentally triggering this feature during migraines, and unfortunately the first track in that folder it jumps to is death metal by amon amarth. not helping at all ;D)
12:55:21HorrorcatI was wondering if this is a config setting I overlooked, a bug or something else entirely
12:55:30Horrorcatauto-change directory is set to No
12:56:19Horrorcatit does not happen always. I got the impression, without being able to validate it completely, that it correlates with holding "next" for a while to skip a longer section, releasing, and then hitting it again immediately
12:56:30Horrorcat(this is always far away from the end of track btw)
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13:05:38speachycan't say I've ever seen that.
13:05:58speachyare you playing from a playlist, or did you just hit play in the podcast directory?
13:06:27Horrorcatthe latter (so a dynamic playlist)
13:06:37HorrorcatI wonder if this is a hardware glitch and what is being triggered is in fact ACTION_WPS_ABSETB_NEXTDIR
13:07:00Horrorcatreading the source, this can lead to change_dir -> audio_next_dir
13:07:17speachyI've never seen it jump out of the current playlist.
13:07:20HorrorcatACTION_WPS_ABSETB_NEXTDIR can be triggered by BUTTON_NEXT|BUTTON_POWER
13:07:32Horrorcat*BUTTON_RIGHT|BUTTON_POWER I meant
13:08:03HorrorcatI’ll try to trigger that one intentionally when I have the device in my hands again
13:08:14Horrorcatand if it’s that, I’ll simply patch it out :)
13:08:28speachywell, it could be a hw glitch, yeah, especially if it's being operated under migraine conditions
13:09:13speachyIIRC the sansas use a scanned gpio array for input
13:10:03Horrorcat(I also have observed this when operating the device without looking at it in my pocket and stuff, so unintentional triggering of the power button is certainly plausible)
13:10:44Horrorcatother than that, I can’t find any codepath leading to a directory change from BUTTON_RIGHT, so I suppose it’s that
13:10:53Horrorcatthanks for being my rubberduck today, #rockbox :)
13:10:58HorrorcatI’ll report back once I get a chance to test it
13:11:02speachyyeah, the clips are pretty tiny and it's all too easy to fat-finger it
13:11:36*Horrorcat pours a cup of sacrifice in memoriam of his iriver h320
13:11:47Horrorcatserved me well for about a decade, RIP
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15:55:19__builtinmendel_munkis: what's the rationale behind adding the extra layer of indirection to accessing the framebuffer?
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16:10:17mendel_munkis__builtin: in order to insure that the plugin can run no matter what framebuffer is currently active
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16:11:15mendel_munkisI also hope to make the plugin not need to know the screen size although I'm not sure how practical that is.
16:11:42__builtinyeah, a lot of stuff assumes that LCD_WIDTH/HEIGHT are known at compile-time
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16:12:28mendel_munkisI figure at a minimum removing that requirement from the plugin API is a good thing
16:12:46__builtinnot much use in isolation, though - is it?
16:13:29__builtinalso, just to clarify - the indirection is there in case core code sets a different framebuffer that's not lcd_static_framebuffer?
16:13:43mendel_munkismostly
16:14:44mendel_munkis__builtin: its mostly meant as an incremental step towards more screen dynamicism
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16:41:00speachyIMO getting rid of non-lcd-core things that directly interact with the static fb is good
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17:06:21__builtinhmm, makes sense to me then
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17:34:15pamaurybluebrother: I was thinking about the crypto++ situation on Windows, I don't know if you have acted on this, there is actually a simple solution: on Windows we can just use the Crypto API
17:36:38blbro[m]1That would be nice for Windows but it's still a major problem on MacOS.
17:37:52blbro[m]1I did have a short look into libtomcrypt which looks promising. Especially since it's C things become a lot easier.
17:42:11pamaurygood point, just in case, this is the code I have for Windows: https://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/#/c/2422/
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17:52:05speachyFWIW, I'd support moving to libtomcrypt.
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18:13:09speachyseems rather nuts to have two or three different crypto paths when all we're doing is mucking with aes-ecb, sha1, md5, and des primitives.
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18:52:25fs-bluebotBuild Server message: New build round started. Revision a29ddc1, 292 builds, 9 clients.
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19:45:28speachyExcellent. That commit made it to the -cvs mailing list.
19:45:36speachyand onto gmane.
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