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<Anarchos>
x512[m] hello
<Anarchos>
x512[m] Could you give me the url of the latest build.sh to compile wayland ? The one i got from the 'discuss' discussion has troubles : the wayland-scanner is not found in PATH.
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<netpositive>
i'm running haiku as qemu guest on linux on late 2012 mac mini. my problem is that i have no sound in haiku. i use "-device AC97" settings for qemu and the machine has Intel HDA sound with CS4206 chip. is it correct?
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<Anarchos>
BlueSky76 yes i was already on it :)
<Anarchos>
BlueSky76 i find it a bit weird to use bviews to do operation on bbitmap.
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<BlueSky76>
Anarchos: Yes it is. But it´s quite convenient after you get used to it.
<BlueSky76>
Anarchos: The biggest pitfall for me was: You have to call LockLooper() on the BView before starting to draw and UnlockLooper() after drawing and syncing. This is not mentioned in the BeBook example.
<Anarchos>
only if the bview is attached to a BWindow, no ?
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<BlueSky76>
No, you have to do that even if the BView is not attached to a BWindow.
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<BlueSky76>
Otherwise that thing will crash on you immediately :-)
<Anarchos>
BlueSky76 so we must lock the bwindow to do operations on bbitmaps which are not even render ??
<Anarchos>
if you call bview->LockLooper, you lock the bwindow::Looper , that's what i always thought
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<bitigchi>
Is there a ticket about the contents of the shutdown status window being clipped?
<BlueSky76>
Just had to look up a few things. BView derives from BHandler, that´s where the LockLooper function comes from. It locks the looper associated with the BHandler. Since the BView in this case is not attached to a BWindow but to a BBitmap I honestly have no idea which looper is getting locked here. Probably there is an off screen BWindow involved.
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<BlueSky76>
Had to take a look at the source code. BBitmap has a BWindow as class member. That´s the looper that is getting locked and unlocked in our case.
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<PulkoMandy>
Yes, drawing on bitmaps work by having a hidden BWindow
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<netpositive>
any idea about no sound in qemu?
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<matt3>
the Russian risotto = rice + atomic mushrooms
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<matt3>
i need help
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<andreasdr[m]>
x512: PLEASE GIVE ME ALSO TEST BINARIES??? <3
<andreasdr[m]>
(if you like so)
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* OscarL
runs Python 3.10.8 tests for the nth time. Sigh...
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<andreasdr[m]>
What is about this Python 3? You are working on this for longer now. I did not yet understand.
<OscarL>
andreasdr[m]: I'm trying to make sure that the python test suite can be ran reliably.
<OscarL>
in order to have a base line to compare non-optimized vs optimized builds.
<OscarL>
(to see if we can safely build Python with "--enable-optimizations", without breaking things... well at least no more things than we previoulsy did :-D)
<OscarL>
Having the test suite running reliably, will also help identify the areas that our port needs more work.
<OscarL>
(excuse, please, my broken "English")
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<freakazoid332>
English is broken by nature :D
<OscarL>
:-D
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<nephele>
I also have a pentium M laptop that would benefit from this :3, it's a bit older also
<OscarL>
My old Atom N450 will also benefit :-D
<OscarL>
Mmm, one of Python test fails on _strptime due to non matching formats... I remember reading about some changes regarding strptime... related to WebPositive and cookies..
<nephele>
the implementation was moved to a musl one, and it would fail, but that was fixed now
<OscarL>
Maybe that python code needs some updates then :-)
<OscarL>
But... that will come later, I guess.
<nephele>
Well, it's a posix function iirc, so it shouldn't need python updates
<nephele>
that is, it would be more likely we need to fix something on the Haiku side rather than python beeing wrong with it's unit tests :)
<nephele>
OscarL: anyhow, if you want to work on the frequency scaling for older cpus i'd be happy to test or assist (although code wise i don't really know my way around that area of the kernel :D)
<OscarL>
Perhaps it's just the test messing around with locales, etc.. the error appears to originate in a "test_i18n.py" file.
<OscarL>
nephele: regarding the pstates... I was thinking in something along the lines of "acpi_states" from linux, but lifting code from the *BSDs... too bad is out of my league :-D
<OscarL>
I was temped to start small.... with an acpi_thermal_zone driver :-D
<OscarL>
*tempted
<nephele>
we already have frequency scaling with pstates and cstates, but for older devices it's (no longer) working
<nephele>
that is, there was a driver, but i don't think it even compiles or works
<nephele>
the thread should have that info anyhow, i think it should be fairly complete with that
<OscarL>
there is "add-ons/kernel/power/cpuidle/intel_pstates" installed on this nightly
<OscarL>
sorry, I mixed those up...
<OscarL>
power/cpuidle/intel_ctates AND power/cpufreq/intel_pstates
<OscarL>
For AMD the idle thing is handled automatically (AFAIK), so no need of an "amd_cstates".
<nephele>
yeah for newer systems there is nothing to do iirc
<nephele>
/boot/system/add-ons/kernel/power/cpuidle/intel_cstates is loaded for me
<OscarL>
And newer AMD CPUs (the Ryzen ones) seem to have a new driver on Linux. But... as all my hardware is 10+ y/o... with an acpi_pstate equivalent I will be set for life :-D
<nephele>
well, linux drivers aren't neccesarily equivalent to ours :)
<nephele>
anyhow, i'm off for today, see ya
<OscarL>
Later nephele!
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<OscarL>
Build time of Python 3.10.8 without optimizations: 3m15s. With optimizations: 15m32s. Ouch.
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