--- Log for 27.05.116 Server: tepper.freenode.net Channel: #rockbox --- Nick: logbot Version: Dancer V4.16 Started: 4 days and 9 hours ago 00.01.38 # that's a really good point 00.01.46 # <[Saint]> I also expect that you're not actually viewing some of these themes deeply, as in actually bothering to look at the individual screen mockups for FM/Recording/File Viewer/WPS etc. you can see if you hover the image. 00.02.42 # <[Saint]> And, yes, the top bar on this display and the line of missing pixels does limit possibilities /somewhat/, but there's a lot of room for putting a personal flair on your device with fairly minimal effort. 00.03.16 # buuut i kinda personally hate scrollbars. 00.03.27 # <[Saint]> Many of those people there made slight iterations to someone else's theme, or the stock theme, ...and that's OK. There's quite a few truly original creations and some pretty out-of-the-box ones too. 00.04.14 # <[Saint]> mixtape is pretty neat, for instance. and makes a pretty good use of simple animation. 00.04.30 # <[Saint]> not really evident in static screenshots. 00.05.54 # <[Saint]> 'tachometer' also makes use of simple animation to make a neat effect. 00.06.15 # yes, that was one of the two that i put over the border of 'simple font and bar changes' 00.06.22 # the other one was pacman. 00.06.48 Quit ender` (Quit: Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced. -- Gehm's Corollary to Clarke's Third Law) 00.06.53 # <[Saint]> there's many more than that, others display quite some originality in the FM and recording screens. 00.09.28 Join alucryd [0] (~quassel@archlinux/developer/alucryd) 00.11.50 # well fuck me i guess i have to make one don't i 00.12.35 # (also, "scrolling" does not mean scrollbar, more like text scrolling automatically) 00.14.20 # Horrorcat: i know, but i don't particularly like either, which means i'm using that one really small font. 00.14.25 # <[Saint]> I think I fixated on it personally because I liked working within a a set of defined restrictions and pushing what I could do within those boundaries. 00.14.48 # <[Saint]> I would think a few of the more 'exotic' theme creators think in a similar way. 00.18.44 # <[Saint]> Incidentally, a lot of the touchscreen specific tags and a LOT of the conditional state operators were born from me springboarding what I wanted to do from and needed out of the theme syntax to the primary developer. 00.20.33 # <[Saint]> the idea of skin variables and pretty deeply expanding the touchscreen area behavior is something I'm particular proud of being around for the inception of. 00.21.29 # <[Saint]> logical comparitors and enumerations in the skin engine also opened up a lot of exciting doors. 00.22.18 # <[Saint]> the modern skin engine possibilities do indeed quite drastically favor the touchscreen devices, but that is only due to simple logistics. Not favoritism. 00.22.36 # but can it branch if zero 00.23.59 # <[Saint]> The touchscreen targets allow for a practically limitless configuration of virtual "buttons" that can be configured for an absurd amount of behaviors and operate under a ridiculously versatile conditional state system, so that is the clear advantage of the touchscreens I guess. 00.25.45 # <[Saint]> being able to SET, GET, and QUERY variables within the skin engine with touch elements, couples with being able to do the same with practically any system setting makes for some very interesting possibilities. 00.26.07 # <[Saint]> Like pretty much being able to completely re-implement the entire settings menu within the theme engine itself. 00.26.26 # <[Saint]> and tabular/paged display systems. 00.27.34 # <[Saint]> I use some pretty fancy skin engine magic for the SDL hosted application on Linux, where I often use Rockbox as my primary media player. 00.28.07 # <[Saint]> The hosted application targets get treated as 'touchscreen' as well. So you can build yourself a full desktop player if you want to. 00.30.45 # <[Saint]> I think quite a few people use Rockbox as their desktop media player actually. It has pretty much everything you could ask for in a non-networked media player. 00.32.43 # <[Saint]> I use it with some backend magic on the host to provide a location to a fuse filesystem in the Database scan path with my Google Music catalog so I can use the Rockbox SDL application with my Google Music library. 00.33.55 # Horrorcat: could you run a modified build for me to test something ? 00.34.23 # i mean i use mpsyt w/ libcaca. it plays youtube videos in ascii without ads. what more could you ask for? 00.35.48 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 00.36.59 # <[Saint]> I have YouTube Red/Google Play Music All Access, so...yeah. 00.37.02 # <[Saint]> *shrug* 00.37.28 # <[Saint]> YouTube ads don't exist for me. 00.37.32 # thats pretty good, but that costs money. 00.53.51 # <[Saint]> It does, yes. But it is pretty good value-for-money in my opinion. 00.54.37 # <[Saint]> At the moment, you can get a month free, and the subscription price locked in at $9.99 USD for that account. 00.55.28 # <[Saint]> To me, that's worth it. $2.50 USD a week to stream $ALL_THE_MUSIC and $ALL_THE_VIDEOS without ads, on up to 10 devices. 00.55.41 # <[Saint]> Bit...I digress. 00.55.43 # <[Saint]> *but 00.55.55 # <__builtin> hey 00.56.03 # <__builtin> is there a way to do dynamic menus in rockbox? 00.56.32 # <[Saint]> For the touchscreen targets, yes, you can re-implement the menu system. 00.56.40 # <__builtin> (easily) 00.56.43 # <[Saint]> No. 00.57.00 # <[Saint]> That's a theme engine Master CLass project. :) 00.57.25 # <__builtin> like every menu item has a dynamic name 00.58.14 # <[Saint]> You could do this within the theme engine on the touchscreen targets, yes. It would not be trivial to implement however. 00.58.27 # <__builtin> I need to let the user choose an account to generate a code for 00.58.36 # <__builtin> it can't be that hard, can it? 00.59.31 # <[Saint]> I am not sure. You wouldn't want to do this with the theme engine, so...I don't know. I'm not really sure how you could generate a dynamic menu structure natively. 00.59.54 # * __builtin doesn't want to write too much code for this 01.00.37 # <[Saint]> Yeah, sorry, in the context given I thought you were referring to rebuilding the menu structure within the theme engine. 01.00.42 # <[Saint]> Which is definitely doable. 01.01.01 # <[Saint]> But you don't want what you're talking about to be tied to the theme engine at all. 01.01.07 # <[Saint]> So...I dunno. 01.01.13 # * __builtin sees the MENUITEM_FUNCTION_DYNTEXT macro 01.01.14 # <[Saint]> Sorry. *shrug* 01.01.24 # <__builtin> np 01.02.11 # Horrorcat: I have disassembled the OF and it uses the same way as me to detect headphone afaict. 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11.06.56 # 3Gerrit review #1297 at http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/1297 : 3rockboxdev: fix compilation of ARM target with newer GCC by Amaury Pouly 11.07.04 # <[Saint]> I suspect this was an oversight, correct? 11.20.49 # [Saint]: I did, it's already uploaded on the rockbox website 11.20.57 # the script will download it automatically 11.21.14 # <[Saint]> Ah, hmmm. 11.21.27 # but TheSeven found a probably better solution to this problem in fact 11.21.39 # he suggests using -fgnu-inline-c89 in the cflags 11.22.43 # <[Saint]> That was the method I was using, but, it conflicts with building the mips toolchain 11.23.06 # how is that ? 11.23.14 # ah yeah 11.23.21 # but the mips toolchain is ancient 11.23.25 # we need to upgrade it 11.23.57 # I'd like to push g#346 11.23.58 # 3Gerrit review #346 at http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/346 : 3upgrade MIPS toolchain to binutils-2.22 and gcc-4.6.3 by Marcin Bukat 11.24.10 # (or a variation thereof) 11.25.08 # <[Saint]> Ah, so, I need that to be able to generate the mips toolchain without conflict with the armeabi pathches? 11.27.22 # <[Saint]> Bah - nevermind, I'll work it out tomorrow. 11.27.35 # <[Saint]> I have spent far too many hours on this server for today. 11.28.48 # building the current mips toolchain (4.1.2) is probably hard, I don't even know if g#1297 will work 11.28.49 # 3Gerrit review #1297 at http://gerrit.rockbox.org/r/1297 : 3rockboxdev: fix compilation of ARM target with newer GCC by Amaury Pouly 11.29.08 # gcc 4.1.2 is ancient 11.29.55 # <[Saint]> IKR? I'm on gcc 5.4 11.30.30 # <[Saint]> I have been facing a lot of projects lately where my environment is too new to compile. 11.32.01 # <[Saint]> I'm on Ubuntu Server 16.10 for my development server(s). 11.32.56 # <[Saint]> So it makes for some interesting problems when a project requires $TOOL but the $TOOL in your repository is several major iterations newer than the project can allow for. 11.33.24 # <[Saint]> Or when build scripts think it is impossible for the linux kernel 4.6 to exist. 11.35.48 # <[Saint]> Anyway - I'm off to get things sorted in Real Life Land. If you get anything figured out regarding the mips toolchain and/or how we can work around building arm-eabi and mipsel-elf without conflict, please let me know. 11.36.42 # <[Saint]> [7]: if you could please diff your changes to rockboxdev.sh (or whatever hackery you used to generate it) in order to build the ypr* toolchain - if you could please share that with me I would greatly appreciate it. 11.36.51 # <[Saint]> Thank you and good night. 11.36.52 # <[Saint]> o/ 12.08.20 # [7]: ping 12.12.01 Quit PurlingNayuki (Remote host closed the connection) 12.17.40 Join PurlingNayuki [0] (~Thunderbi@v163-44-154-238.a00f.g.sin1.static.cnode.io) 12.21.58 Join prof_wolfff [0] (~prof_wolf@82.159.0.123.dyn.user.ono.com) 12.27.26 Join xorly| [0] (~xorly@ip-89-176-99-35.net.upcbroadband.cz) 12.33.13 Quit xorly| (Ping timeout: 260 seconds) 12.36.02 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 12.44.59 Quit Guest85177 (Ping timeout: 244 seconds) 12.46.45 Join Guest85177 [0] (~Slayer@c-69-255-136-113.hsd1.va.comcast.net) 13.28.52 # ah, you were debugging rockboxdev.sh? I think that -fgnu-inline-c89 flag might be what I need to get it to run on my machine 14.09.18 Join paulk-collins [0] (~paulk@gagarine.paulk.fr) 14.14.55 # Horrorcat: did you have the opportunity to try the build I send you the link to ? 14.15.54 # Horrorcat: yes if you are trying to build the arm toolchain, you might want to apply this patch first: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/792c80e64836fd080a59389cd97e031f 14.16.05 # ah, sorry, my shell rebooted and I don’t have logs 14.16.17 # pamaury: would you mind to re-send me the link to the build? 14.17.02 # https://www.dropbox.com/s/49t0oe3ct8lpyi7/rockbox_zenxfi_adc_debug.zip?dl=0 14.18.06 # hen go to System > Debug > show hw info > lradc and see if any of the "channel x" value changes when you plug/unplug headphones 14.19.06 # channel 5 goes from ~900 to ~3400 14.19.35 # (970 ± 10 while not plugged in, 3610 ± 10 when plugged in) 14.19.36 # huh, but that's exactly what the button code is momitoring, so jack detection should work :-/ 14.19.55 # can you go again to the System > Debug > show hw info > button screen 14.20.06 # yes, am there 14.20.07 # and tell me if something changes wehn you plug/unplug ? 14.20.10 # yes 14.20.20 # same raw values as in the lradc screen 14.20.28 # has the order of elements changed in that screen? 14.20.40 # no, but you told me yesterday nothing was changing 14.21.15 # I cannot vow for not having looked at hold instead of jack 14.21.22 # but it still doesn’t work 14.21.34 # hum ok let me think, can you give me the value of vddio ? 14.22.01 # raw? 14.22.04 # yes 14.22.09 # 3650 ± 10 14.22.36 # ah that's it then, the voltage of the pin slightly different from mine 14.22.48 # (with respect to VDDIO) 14.22.54 # that should be trivial to fix then 14.23.00 # great 14.23.04 # sorry for the noise with the wrong input :/ 14.23.07 # must’ve been late or something 14.24.21 # I doubled checked the OF and the it implements detection as "voltage on channel 5 >= 2000" (with some scaling wrt to vddio) whereas I implemented it as "voltage on channel 5 = 3520+/-30" (with some scaling wrt to vddio) and apparently this is too strict 14.36.03 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 14.36.39 # Horrorcat: if you can wait for 5 min, I can send you a new build with the fix to test it 14.37.00 # I’m here until about 15:00 UTC 14.37.07 # so, yeah 14.50.52 # Horrorcat: ah damn, I don't have the cross compiler on my work machine so I can't compile, you'll have to wait until tonight :-/ 14.52.54 # ah, well, just drop me the link, I’ll take at look at it tomorrow if I’m away by then 15.00.34 # pamaury: can I build off master + a patch? I just managed to get arm-elf-eabi-gcc built 15.00.40 # (your rockboxdev.sh patch worked) 15.00.56 # yes, but I can't garantee my patch compiles :-p wait a sec 15.02.02 # https://gist.github.com/pamaury/fd089eca8f54b5eed4bbfcecaacd3dc7 15.03.34 # make is running 15.03.38 # and failed :-) 15.04.19 # haha, can you paste the output ? 15.04.27 # not here, on pastebin.com 15.04.28 # AP ≠ MAP is what I already found 15.04.50 # after fixing that, the following remains: 15.04.55 # http://paste.debian.net/708438/ 15.05.03 # _GT seems to be equal to _LT 15.05.33 # ah stupid of me, change LT to be equal to 2 15.05.35 # #define IMX233_BUTTON_LT 2 15.05.37 # okay 15.06.02 Quit prof_wolfff (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) 15.06.05 # and a closing brace for the switch 15.06.26 # now there’s this: http://paste.debian.net/708440/ 15.06.29 # ah I finally have a cross compiler, compilation was quick 15.06.59 # at least I can now try to compile it 15.07.03 # :) 15.08.38 # replace LRADC_EX(5, GT, 2000, I_VDDIO) by LRADC_EX(5, GT, 2000, I_VDDIO, 0) 15.08.45 # but that's not enough, there is another problem 15.10.06 # it builds here 15.10.37 # ah yeah sorry, I made a typo ;) 15.10.44 # well now just hope for the best ;) 15.10.54 # worst case scenario: I just broke all buttons ^^ 15.11.32 # wellllll :D 15.11.35 # reset turns it off at least 15.11.58 # buttons work at least 15.12.15 # actually no, it is unlikely I broke any button because lradc is only use for jack on this device 15.12.29 # pause & resume with jack works! 15.12.41 # it causes the WPS to be drawn over menus though 15.12.44 # at least for one frame or something 15.13.00 # (on resume) 15.13.12 # probably a WPS/theme engine bug 15.14.03 # but that’s only minor, the screen restores after half a second or something 15.14.10 # functionality is there :-) 15.28.45 Quit petur (Remote host closed the connection) 16.04.53 Quit Makinit (Read error: Connection reset by peer) 16.32.30 Join alexweissman [0] (~alexweiss@2602:306:c5af:65f0:748e:dbfa:a417:f902) 16.36.08 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 17.07.11 Quit PurlingNayuki (Quit: PurlingNayuki) 17.10.28 Quit Kokos (Ping timeout: 258 seconds) 17.15.11 Quit shamus (Ping timeout: 276 seconds) 17.18.56 Quit edhelas (Quit: Leaving.) 17.19.15 Join edhelas [0] (~edhelas@2001:1c02:1903:d800:a978:4193:e156:5026) 17.19.26 Quit edhelas (Client Quit) 17.19.42 Join edhelas [0] (~edhelas@2001:1c02:1903:d800:a978:4193:e156:5026) 17.19.54 Join girafe [0] (~girafe@2a01:cb15:82aa:1200:e938:f5af:8e9a:88c0) 17.34.31 Join shamus [0] (~shmaus@ip-206-192-195-210.marylandheights.ip.cablemo.net) 17.35.58 Join xorly| [0] (~xorly@193.85.203.185) 17.36.00 Quit krnlyng (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) 17.40.07 Join Makinit [0] (makinit@makinit.nl) 17.46.26 Join nlogex [0] (~filip@dhcp-108-168-15-53.cable.user.start.ca) 17.47.30 Join petur [0] (~petur@rockbox/developer/petur) 17.50.21 Join krnlyng [0] (~liar@178.114.1.236.wireless.dyn.drei.com) 17.50.33 Quit xorly| (Ping timeout: 260 seconds) 18.03.18 Quit edhelas (Quit: Leaving.) 18.36.11 *** Saving seen data "./dancer.seen" 18.44.28 Join prof_wolfff [0] (~prof_wolf@82.159.0.123.dyn.user.ono.com) 18.58.05 Quit einhirn (Quit: Miranda IM! 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