Hide GDBus from RTKit API
Remove register node from dbus API
Add signal
Add object and register objects in the registry
Add some preregistered types to the registry
Let the daemon listen to the registry
Move array and map to pinos
Move more things to spa lib
ControlCmd -> Message
Make pinos log, use for plugins as well
work on ringbuffer in alsa and nodes
work on making registry with all objects
Add connection message for PORT_COMMAND
Add rtkit support to ask for realtime priority
work on stream states and improve negotiation
Rework of port linking works, keep separate state for realtime threads
and use message passing to update the state.
Don't try to link nodes that are removed.
Open the device in the ALSA monitor to detect source or sink
Implement send_command as async methods on the plugins, use async
replies to sync start and stop.
Work on alsa sink.
Implement async PAUSE/START on v4l2 src. move the STREAMON/OFF calls to
the mainloop because they have high latency, add the poll descriptors
from the data loop.
Keep lock while doing recycle_buffer
Pass context to main loop
Recycle WorkItems in a free list
Push and pull from the node data loop
Do async start/pause in alsa
Add alsa fds right after open.
Make a main-loop object with associated helper functions to handle async
methods.
rtloop -> data_loop
Handle async results a lot better.
Remove REMOVE_MEM command. We don't need it.
Handle stream memory updates better.
spa_serialize -> pinos_serialize
Improve PinosPort, move links to the object and make it part of
PinosNode
Work on improving signals to react to changes in the graph
Error when a client-node becomes unlinked, like when removing a camera.
Pass the client object around, it's easier to deal with than the sender
id.
Fix the ASYNC return check
Don't overwrite the fds of a pollitem, instead keep an index of their
position in the global fd array.
Remove port added and port removed, we can get that info by inspecting
the port ids.
Remove data from ringbuffer, we just need the ringbuffer to keep track
of the read and write positions.
Handle async-complete in the main thread
Work on async node initialization
Work on using a queue as the link between nodes
Make the daemon link things based on the node states
Use queue helper in v4l2
Add a link state
Add error quark
Track the state of node we create and error when it is in error.
Handle stream error states when negotiating
Make the node error when a link is in error
Use the v4l2 monitor to dynamically add and remove nodes.
Use the info from the monitor as parameter for the factory init and use
it to configure the new node.
Add info to the node.
Use info from the factory as properties on the PinosNode
Use NULL filter when the port format enumeration returns nothing.
Send clock update even when there is no clock.
Don't send data to a port when the node is not streaming
Add latency support to the clock update
Copy the unset_mask when copying the formats
Decouple the SPA port ids from the pinos port ids, this allows us to
more easily link and relink things and do dynamic connection later.
Implement multiple output ports on a pinos node.
Make events and command specific to the node
Remove some unused code
Improve state changes
Use easier fixate by just taking the element default value
Fix reuse buffer in the proxy
Remove the port object. We don't use it as a dbus object and we don't
need it, we can use the link and node object directy.
Move poll code and event handler to the node.
Serialize format and properties.
Simplify the properties by moving the unset-mask inside the property
structure. We can then also just use the index of the property as the
bit in the mask.
Work on stopping on disconnect
Implements the basics of the PORT_UPDATE control message
Add the ports to the proxy node with whe PORT_UPDATE control message.
Let the proxy node check the events and create dbus objects based on
added/removed ports.
Rework things so that we negotiate buffer pools beforehand and only pass
buffer ids around We can then remove the refcount of buffers, events and
commands.
More work on buffer reuse
Use the node state changes to trigger the next step in the configuration
sequence.
Move most of the client-node to a plugin
Do buffer allocation in the port link.
Remove the old PinosBuffer object and replace it with SpaControl, this
communication protocol is designed to make it possible to implement
remote nodes and so it is moved to Spa.
Move SpaBuffer into to API
Work on easier API to make formats, implement enumeration and support
for all formats in v4l2.
Improve format output in -inspect
Bring back the channel object. Making a node and port on the client side
was rather awkward because of the async nature of many methods. It feels
better to have a specific communication channel object to interface with
a server side port.
Use port activate/deactivate to start/stop streams
Remove links from the ports. We let other objects install a callback on
the port to receive and route buffers.
Make it possible to have a mixer/spliter and converter for the gstreamer
sources and sinks.
Add logic to make a new input/output port when the existing ports are
not of the required format.
Add autoconnect property to the ports
Remove the upload-node, clients that want to upload media just create a
node with an (unconnected) output port. Other clients can then connect
to this new output port.
Copy formats on newly linked ports.
Remove the client object, it is not very useful now that we have the
nodes.
Fix some properties on the proxy objects.
Use sendmsg and recvmsg directly because the GIO ones do allocations.
make pinos_properties_merge and use it to combine properties from nodes
and ports.
Add refcounting to buffers.
Use static memory on ports for buffer input and output memory.
Improve negotiation, let format and properties be negotiated on ports as
the data passes.
Improve some debug info.
Add buffer flags. The idea is to make it possible to easily check when a
buffer contains control information that we need to parse to update the
port fields.
Make the client create remote nodes and ports and set up proxies for
them.
Make a port base class implementing most of the logic to pass buffers
locally and remotely.
Remove most code from stream.c, it's now in the port.
Make a portsink and portsrc that can write and read to/from any port. We
use these in the server to send and receive data.
Rework format negotiation. The final format is now sent in-line before
the data. The server will select a format on output ports.
