A device that supports continuous/step-wise frame interval will
report the correct frame intervals for index 0 and EINVAL for
every other index.
(https://linuxtv.org/downloads/v4l-dvb-apis/uapi/v4l/vidioc-enum-frameintervals.html)
Previously, the code would exit from the loop after successfully
reading index 0, without marking that the iteration of frame
interval completed. Therefore, the next time the function was
called the same frame intervals would be read, instead of advancing
to the next frame size or format type.
Instead, mark that we need to try and read the next format size.
Fixes#56
Don't use a destroy_list anymore, it's not safe anyway. Instead require
that sources be removed with (a blocking) invoke. Make sure we don't
dispatch sources that were removed from the loop.
Add the right propId to properties so they can get controls.
Keep track of properties and handle the io area for them
Check if properties changed and update the v4l2 controls
When the mixer has no bytes queued, only ask for more bytes when
we were in the OK status otherwise we might override the HAVE_BUFFER
status and discard the queued buffer.
Don't unlink the ports of an inactive link because then it might be
possible that the scheduler can't recycle a buffer, instead use
a port flag to mark the ports disabled and change to scheduler to
skip those ports.
Add an interface that can manager a dbus connection.
Make a dbus interface in the core that can create connections running
in the core main loop. Keep this as support for spa plugins.
Make a new PropInfo parameter that allows us to iterate all
properties. Make some new fields to set labels and names for
properties. We will be able to add more things to describe the
properties this way.
Use the Props param to simply query or set properties.
We can now make int enum properties and describe all possible
values with labels, we don't need to register types anymore.
This then makes it possible to enumerate the v4l2 controls and make
them available as control params.
The control values do not have to contain valid values when they
are set so don't try to parse them. Instead just do a simple sanity
check on the size.
Handle the case where we clear the io area, go back to the default
node properties.
Add control objects for all controllable properties on ports.
Try to link compatible control properties in autolink.
Allocate shared memory for the output property memory and configure
the io area on the ports when the controls are linked.
Send the shared memfd to clients when the io area is configured.
Add port_set_io support in remote.c, mmap the control io area and
set on the port.
Add some param helpers
Add volume control to export-source update the volume before
sending each buffer.
Reorganize the io parameter ids and objects. Make separate enumerations
for buffer, control, input and output properties.
Add a volume output property to export-source. This is still unused
but will eventually be routed to a PropsIn io area where it can
control the volume of a mixer, for example.
Pass a spa_pod as the control io area. The pod is not supposed to
change in structure, only the values do so we can achieve the same
kind of performance as passing a single value but still allow for
more complex io area layouts to be passed later.
Add control properties to audiotestsrc for frequency and volume
and add a test program.
Add size parameter to set_io for additional checks and to make it
easy to know how much control data we can write.
Make it possible to configure multiple io areas on a port by giving
an id to set_io.
Add some types to enumerate the supported ids
Make an area to exchange buffers and one to specify pull ranges.
The idea is to make more area types for controlable properties.
Implement enumeration of IO areas in volume.
We can't use a ringbuffer on the chunk because it implies the
consumer would write to it to update the read position, which we
can't do because the chunk is read-only and might even be shared.
Go back to offset/size pairs, which can sortof do the same thing
if we want later when we keep a non-shared read pointer in the
consumer.
Keep alsa timestamp around and filled state for future.
mmap the input port meta/data/chunk as read-only.
Only do clock update requests when asked.
ringbuffer: remove size and mask from the ringbuffer, we have that
elsewhere in the user of the ringbuffer.
Remove the buffer data offset and size fields and replace with a
ringbuffer. We then have a ringbuffer in all buffer data, which
simplifies things.
We can now remove the ringbuffer metadata.
Reset the builder when the filter failed.
Make the plugins create their params in a temporary buffer, we
don't want to do in-place filtering because that is not always
possible. Because the filter now resets on error, we can remove
the reset from the plugins.
Add an argument to pass the result param to the caller instead of
having the caller have to pick it up from the builder.
Improve docs for node, clock and monitor
Pass spa_pod everywhere instead of spa_pod_object.
Pass result argument to spa_pod_filter to make things a little
nicer.
