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to be pure convenence make and remove the internal/external bits, libcec is a system lib. treat it that way.
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--enable-external-libcec option to configure.
to keep a permanent copy, remove "make download" from bootstrap
to change the location of the tarball to another mirror, change lib/libcec/Makefile.in
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/system/airplay as it has a bunch of other dll dependencies.
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linux/PeripheralBusUSB into PeripheralBusUSBLibUdev and PeripheralBusUSBLibUSB. fixed automake files
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This is a PR for a new "peripherals manager", /xbmc/peripherals, that detects devices and automatically configures them for use with XBMC. The device mappings and configurations can be defined in system/peripherals.xml. Users can modify settings via system->system->input->peripherals.
It works as follows:
- CPeripherals contains one or more CPeripheralBus instances.
- CPeripheralBus contains the device scanning implementations for the different platforms we support.
- The implementations for the devices can be found in peripheral/devices and all devices inherit from CPeripheral.
- The devices that are detected are looked up in peripherals.xml, starting at the top of the file and going down. If no mapping was found for the device, an instance of one of the default classes will be created: CPeripheralHID, CPeripheralDisk or CPeripheralNIC.
- in peripherals.xml, devices can be matched by vendor id (vendor="xxxx"), product id (product="xxxx"), bus type (bus="xxxx"), device class (class="xxxx") or a combination of these values. The class that will be instantiated for that device is defined in mapTo="xxxx"
- the configuration for the device can be defined in peripherals.xml as well. Have a look at system/peripherals.xml, where you can find the possible settings in the demo entry at the bottom. When a device is inserted and there are any settings with configurable="true" present for that device, these settings will be added to the settings dialog, under system->system->input->peripherals.
- an example of how these settings can be used can be found in CPeripheralHID, which checks for a "keymap" setting and will automatically switch the keymap XBMC uses to the one that is defined in the setting.
TODO:
- keep separate configs when the same device is found more than once
- general review of this code.
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OpenGLSpectrum viz
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any files that are in git anymore.
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Step-by-step refactor all threading synchronization mechanisms.
This is a significant change that collapses all threading synchronization mechanisms the ThreadLocal down to a small set of boost based classes. It removes the circular dependencies from the threading library with the exception of the Thread class itself, which is next.
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vc90(2008) redist which python needs in setup.
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Original Author: CrHasher <farkas.szilard@gmail.com>
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This reverts commit edbd033e0c912a3789e96f321aaadd6aac2ce590.
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/lib/libid3tag
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right now
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Reference trac ticket #11396.
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cptspiff,WiSo,blinkseb, and jcarroll
changed: limit the scope of the python includes. this will be useful in an upcomming patch. credit jcarroll
changed: use a m4 check to set the python path directly, and ditch the old hardcoded version nonsense. credit jcarroll
Fixed the build for when --enable-external-python is not used.
Fixed the warnings due to Python.h not being the first header as required by Python.
Final fix to the osx make build so that external python works. Needed to change the m4 macro to account for .dylib on osx and the dependant ./configure call to pass the installed location of the python xbmc is to be built against. Also updated .gitignore for the osx dependency builds.
There was a name collision between the python datetime.h and the xbmc/DateTime.h on file systems that are not case sensitive. This is now fixed by renaming DateTime.h to XBDateTime.h
By request, the .cpp files now sorted alphabetically in the Makefile.in.
the m4 macros is a mess of mixed spaces and tabs. In order to make my couple line change more readable I changed the spaces to tabs so it would be consistent with the surrounding area. This was per the request of jmarshall.
Fixed an error where under internal python the correct header wasn't being used.
if --enable-external-python is selected then don't build the internal python at all and not using any of the wrappers.
Modified the xcode project to work with the external python changes.
There was a bug in the Makefile.in where the internal python build target wasn't being set correctly. This is now fixed.
[WIN32] removed some uneeded files, renamed DateTime* to XBDateTime* and defined USE_EXTERNAL_PYTHON
Added xbmc/cores/DllLoader/Makefile to .gitignore since it's being autogened.
Made it so that the distinction between internal and external python is limited to mostly just Makefile's now. Most of the code no longer needs to make the distinction. This should make it much easier to move forward in windows and eventually with removing the internal python.
updated: .gitignore
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