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On Friday 02 July 2004 13:22, Henrik Stokseth wrote:
> There was. :-) I've put my pending patches on the SF tracker.
>
> https://sourceforge.net/
tracker/?func=detail&aid=983987&group_id=5665&atid=305665
> https://sourceforge.net/
tracker/?func=detail&aid=983985&group_id=5665&atid=305665
>
> Both are sufficiently tested. It can be committed to development branch
> right away but needs to be reviewed for API/ABI issues before it can be
put
> in a stable branch.
Applied to mainline. I'm not sure how to check for ABI compatibility
though... API-wise, things look ok.
What about the third patch on the tracker? The description is
> poll_joy() should read all events
>
>
> In src/linux/ljoy.c, the poll_joy() routine reads a
> single event
> when called, leaving maybe 60 events or so in the kernel
> driver's queue, still to be read. The result is a long
> lag after
> the stick is released before the calling program can
> tell that
> the stick is at (0,0), when joy_poll() is called once
> per video
> frame. The attached patch makes joy_poll() read all
> available events.
I'm personally undecided on wether this is a good thing or not. Any
thoughts?
Evert