Move the activation state to the graph
Replace an old scheduler with a new one that works with the new
activation states.
Remove the DISABLED port flags, we explicitly add and remove to
make ports enabled/disabled.
Find first compatible port for link
Remove the node based scheduler and use the spa one.
Don't use the graph scheduler anymore, instead use a more simple
method using the nodes directly. The idea is that when a node
pulls, we walk the graph backwards and collect nodes to process.
Searching stops on a node with output. Then we process the nodes,
each one in turn calling process on the next one when all dependend
nodes are processed. This is quite similar to jack2 and with some
modifications seems to work well for more complicated input/output
patterns.
Set per mix input/output buffers.
Implement mixing in the audio-dsp node.
remote: handle mix ports a little better
Do not pass the params of the node in the node_info, instead,
make a method to enumerate the params. This makes it possible for
clients to only enumerate what they need and when they need it.
Improve introspection of a port, add the name and properties.
Add an enum_param method on the port that can be used to enumerate
port formats.
Change -monitor and -cli and add support for enum_params on the node
and port.
First unlink the ports, then destroy them. This is a more natural
way of cleaning up.
Make sure we destroy the node after destroying the ports.
Destroy the port after destroying its controls
Destroy resources after destroying the global
Expose all ports as globals, linking is then done by specifying
the global id of the ports.
Add method to destroy objects. not much security on this one but
yet but it should allow priviledged clients to kill connections
and other clients etc.
Make events on the global object. Implement the bind with the event,
handle destroy of the globals.
Add link properties
Use append to preserve the order.
port_pause is not needed, spa elements should pause themselves when
setting NULL format or buffers.
Handle use_buffer or alloc_buffer error cases.
Clear buffers in the port before cleaning up the memory.
Add method to enable/disable a node. Disabled nodes will SUSPEND and not
be available for automatic connections, it is intented for handling
the monitor node state.
Remove the core permission check callback. We can now use the per
client permission configuration.
Rework the flatpak module to use the permissions. When a client
connects, do the portal call and iterate all globals, updating the
permissions. Also update the permissions of newly added globals.
The client is owner of itself.
Don't pass around the client object but keep track of the current
client in the core object. This way we don't need to add a client
argument to functions and can check security when needed.
Pass client to some core functions to make it possible to check
permissions when iterating globals.
Check permissions of factory before using it.
Check permissions in link factory, only allow linking of nodes we can
see.
Check permissions in the autolink module, only try to link to nodes
we can see.
Make client permissions update behave like an atomic update of an
unordered set of permissions, which is perhaps a bit more intuitive.
Add properties to global objects to make it easier to select what
nodes and objects to bind too. They can also be used to implement
permissions on the globals based on properties.
Add more error handling in _register.
Make more functions return a result code.
Make a separate pw_module_register, like all other objects.
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.
Add a permissions call that can be used to update the permissions
of global objects. This can be used to set specific permissions
on certain objects, hide objects and define the permissions on new
objects. The system is quite generic so that we can extend it later
with more complicated match rules or so.
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.
Make an int return from pw_node_for_each_port() so that we can return
errors or early exit.
Add pw_port_for_each_param() to iterate params. And use this to collect
the formats.
Make a method to find the memory block for the given ptr. We can
use this to find the memfd of the memory if there is any. We can
then remove the Shared metadata on buffers.
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.
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.
Make enum_params and set_param to configure properties, format
and other parameters. This allows us to remove some duplicate
code and make the properties and parameters much more extensible.
Use the object id to mark the id of the parameter.
Remove the spa_format and spa_props.
We can now make the client-node easier by merging the various
format methods into the params.
Make the stream API more powerful now that we can pass params
around.
Don't directly expose the state change methods. Only expose an activate
method for nodes that indicates if the node should be scheduled or not.
Let the link automatically negotiate two active nodes.
Make some defines for properties.
Use link property to make passive links. Passive links don't activate
the nodes.
Make sure the mainloop quits when quit is called before run.
Sometimes we insert NULL into the client object map to mark the object
freed. Now that the map also returns those NULL's, don't try to free
them.
Small cleanups
Make some port methods private.
Avoid duplicating API, remove implementations from port and node and
always use an spa_node as the implementation, it's just as easy to
implement a spa node. With the implementation always being a spa_node
we will be able to better implement the negotiation of the mixers.
Add signal handlers for daemon to shut down
Add destroy listeners for modules and do cleanup
Fix some leaks
Simplify port registration in new nodes
Hide some more data structures
Let the node implementation take care of the reuse_buffer signal because
then we can get to the graph nodes to find the destination port.
Destroy modules in core cleanup. Modules should undo everything they
have done.
Activate the link after we negotiated format and buffers.
