It includes all targets that have a working simulator build.
* All stable targets except those that are flagged as bad
* All unstable targets that are flagged as good
Change-Id: Id0e20a10af72236c819077f919ee5cc168ebf14e
* Make sure SD card is mounted prior to reading or writing
boot mode file
* If rockbox boot fails, fall back into the tools menu
* Use a 1s timeout instead of 10s if booting from previous mode
(special case for first boot)
Change-Id: I61e1ee1ee5c2a1849a2632220275ae7767fae823
first some clean-up of onplay.c
extend/move fileobject copy, move, delete routines in prep for other users
add error checking, better error codes
pre scan to make sure the operation doesn't exceed system resources
show progress for file and directory copies
Change-Id: Ife2e62df554892dab651bab40433bf70b27e73ff
set_features() returns an error between -1 and -39, so make sure
every caller adds -60 to that so no matter where an error is printed
the value is consistent.
Change-Id: Ic81108ee70a2cb5ff7ea2445f086420fe850d07e
The fft plugin uses pluginlib osd stuff _and_ greylib together,
which results in two conflicting declarations of the _grey_info struct.
Normally we treat the one in pluginlib as __weak but we disable that on
windows simulator builds, because the osd code ends up requiring it.
due to not using-function-sections and -fdata-sections on simulator builds.
Simply disabling all of that crap doesn't seem to help.
So instead, for simulator builds, mark the fft's struct as extern, only
using the one in pluginlib.
Change-Id: I1adf9acc265a60f91b8ac0fcad9d792e3240a9d9
10 is too short for some localizations (for instance russian 103.23МиБ requires 13 chars due to utf8 encoding). Use 20 instead
Change-Id: I4c7d1233358c8322545fce45dc798691410dd21e
Improves readability on small screens.
See WPS -> Context Menu -> Current Playlist -> Playing time
Also, Russian translation is adjusted accordingly.
Change-Id: I23662ccb324f07a742179ff274453416bb8eff08
Status:
- tested on:
Samsung YH920 - it uses this detection too, it always should have
the radio.
Samsung YH925 with the radio.
- untested on:
Samsung YH925 without the radio.
Change-Id: I68b39c09d6b7e26a4c373fbd8bf9401a97e86123
This is only used by the nightly voice builds. Default remains
espeak-ng.
Currently defined but disabled until their translation status improves:
Spanish (68%)
Swedish (66%)
Danish (62%)
Estonian (19%)
Change-Id: I96cd00b809bedb480392b84fc9546987a1f5a7c4
On PortalPlayer iPods, it looks like the serial number is available in a
specific memory location. When adding support for Samsung S5L87xx-based
iPods, this algorithm has not been limited to PP-only, so it sets the
serial number USB descriptor to random memory data.
With this change, it will use the ATA HDD serial number on iPod 6G. On
Nano 2G it won't provide a serial number at all.
Change-Id: I53d48915d629dbd87b2dbbcba5f228ca5949fa9b
Unfortunately, this brings us back to the "Default" behavior of simply
not voicing talk clips at all if there's no voice file.
Change-Id: I457ec4e3fcefaaffcbf6222fe01617bf0903518c
If someone submits an incomplete translation without a VOICE_LANG_NAME,
it will add the phrase but with a blank string. In subsequent runs,
the blank string will be treated as an error.. and copied from English.
Make it so that if it is blank, it stays blank.
Change-Id: Ib4a6645a5a52c9d0ff6dcfd0702c2a507bf8d756
It will _vastly_ speed up repeated voice builds.
The voice pool directory will not be erased by a 'make clean'
Change-Id: Ice58d5c5355abfa5a385dfca749f8063e2ee8622
* Voice generation script will create standalone .talk clips
* These talk clips will be included in the rockbox .zip file
* All .voice files will be included in the rockbox .zip file
* Added LANGUAGE_NAME for all languages in the nightly builds
This way, any voice pack installed will give you a the langauge
voiced in the browser, and if the voice file fails to load you
will get a natively translated error message.
Change-Id: I6b627a51746cd088d6e200666dd326ea2745f55f
While playing, the user can switch between
status/samples/instruments/comments screens. The instrument names are
blindly passed to printf, which will lead to a null pointer dereference if
the instrument name is NULL.
...Which happens with some .IT modules that I have.
This should arguably be fixed in the printf implementation, but we still
shouldn't be passing in NULLs as string arguments!
Change-Id: I2899e2f7e10565c251e495752b3ef1bbccea82c7
It's intended to build all of the Windows Simulator builds in one fell
swoop but has bitrotten a bit. Correct some of the glaring
problems.
Change-Id: I6073af629d2698624036ccf303a5d18398cefdc0
This problem only happened with GCC7 (and older?) simulator builds, and
was introduced by an incorrect test that always stripped our default
optimization (-Os) in simulator builds.
The fix is to correct the test to only strip -Os if the user explicitly
enables a debug build.
Also, use -Og instead of (implicit) -O0, as per GCC recommendations.
Change-Id: I61091b3cdf5323504961c0bb2d80aa65049eb8fb
If disk_mount_all() fails at startup, the device should enter USB mode,
so the storage can be repartitioned/reformatted. After
unmounting/ejecting, the device is rebooted. Unfortunately if the
storage is a RAM disk, the data won't persist after a reboot, so this
patch tries to mount the storage again, instead of just rebooting.
Change-Id: I421a9fd8ae536bee07d292f27d1da0615456df62
