reference without being a referring entry.
* Reworked entry renaming. We do now remove the original entry first and
then create a target entry. Renaming directories didn't work before since
there would temporarily have been two links to a directory, which is not
allowed. Replacing an entry was also broken: The original entry was not
removed. Due to reversing the entry creation/deletion order we also do no
longer suffer from the Tracker bug, that entries would disappear from
queries when being renamed.
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* Added missing locking in the query hooks.
* Added live query support similarly as done in BFS:
- Volume manages a doubly-linked list of live queries.
- Volume::UpdateLiveQueries() invoked from several places where it makes
sense (standard indices, Attribute::WriteAt(), and
BVolume::NodeAttributeRemoved()) notifies the live Query objects.
- Adjusted Query to be able to deal with hard links. Unfortunately Tracker
is a bit broken with respect to hard links, particularly in the query
windows. E.g. only one entry referring to a node is shown, and the renaming
method RamFS uses (link new entry, then unlink old one) causes renamed
entries to fall out of queries, even if they should still be in.
(Want a bug report for this, Axel? :-P)
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this fixes bug #1029, though make sure to use BGL_ALPHA flag with BGLView constructor
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directory, the build system root directory, or the "src" directory is
now using the "haiku-image" target instead. The variable
HAIKU_ORIGINAL_JAM_TARGETS is set to the original JAM_TARGETS value, so
that a UserBuildConfig can base its decisions on it.
The feature is only available with Haiku's jam version.
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we do now check whether the target the compiler has been configured for
looks compatible.
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This fixes bug #242. The value is currently stored in a separate file.
* Removed some unused codes from ServerProtocol.h.
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not-yet-mounted ClientVolume was not removed, which could cause query requests
to crash the server.
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the code is now very compact, on par with other Mesa drivers
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modifications for BONE/Dan0). As test file systems are included:
* A Reiser FS 3.6 read-only implementation (should be a virtually unmodified
version released as 1.0.1 on BeBits).
* A not quite finished RAM FS.
* A BeOS-specific networking FS. It works well as far as I've tested it, but
is utterly insecure at the moment and missing nice GUI preflets. It's also
amazingly slow which, I hope, is mainly caused by the UserlandFS layer and
BeOS R5 net server. We'll see as soon as it can be compiled for the Haiku
kernel.
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The kernel arg logic was faulty, and wasn't using strlcpy properly (which returns the size of the src string, not the remaining size). Replaced it with a simpler, but less efficient series of strlcat()s.
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The first use is to let the kernel decide what the preferred syscall mechanism is at boot time and copy the
appropriate user space code there. Can be used for routines the kernel can decide best how to use (memcpy, some
timing routines, etc).
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the new cpuid stuff was apparently exacerbating an existing problem where various bits of low level
cpu code (specifically get_current_cpu) weren't really initialized before being used. Changed the
order to set up a fake set of threads to point each cpu at really early in boot to make sure that at
all points in code it can get the current 'thread' and thus the current cpu.
A probably better solution would be to have dr3 point to the current cpu which would then point to the
current thread, but that has a race condition that would require an int disable, etc.
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away cpuid info into the current cpu structure. Trouble was the code was running before the current
thread pointer was set on each cpu, so it was always looking up cpu 0's structure and saving there,
leaving the other ones uninitialized. Surprisingly this works fine on my machine, but obviously fails
on others (cpuid info would have been zeroed probably). Solution is to change the order that things
are brought up on each cpu to set the current thread pointer first. I don't really like that solution
but it'll work for now. Added a comment to the effect.
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stale dependencies after renaming or deleting object files.
This will avoid link error like the one that was caused by the
recent mesa update.
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