The problems I had were related to the OSS driver and USB
device I was using. The problems existed even with the old
busy-waiting scheme enabled.
OSS - Bithead USB => bad
ALSA - Bithead USB => OK
OSS - Onboard i8x0 => OK
ALSA - Onboard i8x0 => OK
bad - slow shutdown, pauses, dropped audio after pause/resume
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Until we can fix it properly (or replace it with a cleaner event
system), I don't want this in trunk. Currently there are
strange pauses when queueing and during shutdown that I can't
seem to figure out right away.
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As unfortunate as it is to remove such useful debugging messages, it's
necessary to fix a potential deadlock with signal handling. A bunch of
functions the debug functions call aren't safe to call from a signal
handler. There are some alternate solutions, but they're neither pretty
nor simple. So just remove them entirely for now.
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as with the stop command, this will cause the player and decoder
to suspend and not wake up hundreds of times a second to poll
a variable for wakeup. This will reduce power consumption
on some CPUs while mpd is paused and not playing.
tests:
pause && unpause => OK
pause && stop && play => OK
pause && exit && restart w/statefile && unpause => OK
pause && block sound device && \
unpause => failed to open sound device \
=> still paused and suspended => unblock sound device &&
unpause => OK (playing)
In all cases, the player process releases the audio device
when paused before going into the suspended state.
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Currently, if we start decoding while the pause flag is set, we open the
audio device and leave it opened, blocking other apps from using it. The
obvious thing to do is to not open the audio device if the pause flag is
set, but the open call also sets the audio format. Therefore I'm leaving
the open call in, and just closing it immediately afterwards if the pause
flag is set.
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Only wavpack implements both fileDecodeFunc and streamDecodeFunc, and it's
fileDecodeFunc provides more functionality. So try using that first.
This commit also fixes a bug where the plugin test loop wouldn't break once
a suitable plugin was found if it used fileDecodeFunc.
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top depending on !quit, which doesn't set it anywhere before the if (quit)
block is reached, and the inner one which doesn't set quit at all. Since
it's a local variable and can't be modified externally, it'll never be hit.
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completely stopped. Instead, send them SIGSTOP to pause the process until
they're needed again. Then send them SIGCONT instead of re-spawning them.
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#2) fix a deadlock condition when attempting to seek if the decoder quit and returned to playerInit()
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Some compilers and linkers aren't smart enough to optimize this,
as global variables are implictly initialized to zero. As a
result, binaries are a bit smaller as more goes in the .bss and
less in the text section.
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This fixes a bug where streams that won't play somehow appear with the
metadata of a previously played stream. As far as I can tell, the only
reason this is done is to sync any buffered metadata with the displayed
metadata when decoding stops, so there should be no other adverse effects.
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I'm checking for zero-size allocations and assert()-ing them,
so we can more easily get backtraces and debug problems, but we'll
also allow -DNDEBUG people to live on the edge if they wish.
We do not rely on errno when checking for OOM errors because
some implementations of malloc do not set it, and malloc
is commonly overridden by userspace wrappers.
I've spent some time looking through the source and didn't find any
obvious places where we would explicitly allocate 0 bytes, so we
shouldn't trip any of those assertions.
We also avoid allocating zero bytes because C libraries don't
handle this consistently (some return NULL, some not); and it's
dangerous either way.
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Add -Wmissing-prototypes if compiling with gcc
Static where possible
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utf8ToFsCharset() and fsCharsetToUtf8() got very broken in r4311, and
resulted in several commits to fix those leaks. Unfortunately, not all
of those newly introduced leaks were fixed, nor was the result pretty.
Also, fixed a double-free in lsPlaylists(). This is very hard
to trigger (and therefore exploit) at the moment because we
check printDirectoryInfo() beforehand.
Intended behavior for utf8ToFsCharset() and fsCharsetToUtf8() as
God^H^H^Hshank originally intended is now documented in path.h
to prevent future errors like this.
mpd could still use some good valgrind testing before the 0.12.0
release.
<plug>In addition to reducing heap fragmentation, malloc
reductions from mpd-ke greatly reduces the chance of leaks from
happening due to programming errors.</plug>
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* less-commonly compiled things like ao/mvp outputs
* Adding -Wno-transparent-union to SPARSE_FLAGS makes it check
inside decode.c, directory.c, player.c, and sig_handlers.c
* remove unused variables leftover from the master process
in sig_handlers.c
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* Moved all logging-related stuff into log.c
(and not myfprintf.c)
* ISO C90-compliant strftime usage:
%e and %R replaced with %d and %H:%M respectively
* Got rid of variadic macros since some old-school compilers
don't like them
* compiling with -DNDEBUG disables the DEBUG() macro
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strncpy isn't really safe because it doesn't guarantee null termination,
and we have had to work around it in several places.
strlcpy (from OpenBSD) isn't great, either because it often leaves
errors going unchecked (by truncating strings).
So we'll add the pathcpy_trunc() function with is basically strlcpy
with a hardcoded MAXPATHLEN as the limit, and we'll acknowledge
truncation since we only work on paths and MAXPATHLEN should be
set correctly by the system headers[1].
file-specific notes:
inputStream_http:
eyeballing the changes here, it seems to look alright but I
haven't actually tested it myself.
ls:
don't even bother printing a file if the filename is too long
(and when is it ever?) since we won't be able to read it anyways.
metadataChunk:
it's only metadata, and it's only for showin the user, so truncating
it here souldn't be a big issue.
memset to zero in init is unecessary, so lets not waste cycles
[1] - If the system headers are screwed up, then we're majorly
screwed regardless of what we do :x
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audioOutput_osx.c, aac_decode.c, mp4_decode.c have NOT been thoroughly
checked, but I nevertheless managed to eyeball and fix one
incompatibility in audioOutput_osx.c
All other files have been build successfully with gcc 2.95
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*) we now require pid_file to specified in the config
*) new prefered method for killing mpd: mpd --kill
*) cleaned up some nastiness with decode_pid handling
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