Put specific members under #ifdef (CONFIG_STORAGE & STORAGE_xx) (2 members for SD and 1 for MMC)
Fix a typo: tsac doesn't exist and must be read taac
Move card_get_info functions declaration inside hotswap.h to remove mutual inclusion of ata_mmc.h and hotswap.h
Move static const data structures from SD drivers into sd.h (sd_exponent and sd_mantissa)
Fix sd_command prototypes in SD drivers (card registers are unsigned long)
Fix speed calculation in Sansa AMS driver (PP SD driver needs to be checked)
Move ata-sd-target.h to sd-pp-target.h to reflect the PP specifity. Now it only contains declaration of microsd_int()
Remove unused ata-sd-target.h for injenic
TODO:
- check if CSD register bits are extracted correctly in PP driver
- correctly define read_timeout and write_timeout unit for MMC & SD, and use timeouts in Sansa AMS driver
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The input to the ADC is now set to CVDD inside the while loop. If the input gets changed while waiting for the voltage to be read it will now be reset to CVDD before the next read is attempted.
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Lower CVDD core voltage to 1.10 volts when the frequency is less than 200 MHz.
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The pcmbuffer wasn't reset after subsequent seeks (i.e. all but the first one) when seeking while paused. This caused the buffer to be filled only once and so the wrong sound was played upon resuming. Now we make sure the pcmbuffer is always reset when not playing (a more detailed explaination is in the task).
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Prevents playing the remainder of the pcmbuf on manual stop, as it isn't needed in this case. Now the remainder is only played when the music automatically plays out.
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This was only used for data transfers, now use it also for card data
transfers in sd_select_bank, to save runtime alignement and stack usage.
git-svn-id: svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk@21564 a1c6a512-1295-4272-9138-f99709370657
Note : SH has TIMER_FREQ defined to CPU_FREQ, so any code wanting it must include #config.h before #cpu.h
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Put warnings in timer.h for incomplete targets (TIMER_FREQ not defined and/or timer-target.h inexistant)
Correct TIMER_STOP & TIMER_START macros arguments for target without timers
TIMER_START takes an extra argument in multicore builds (macro in macro doesn't work fine..)
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Add an argument int_prio to TIMER_START() macro because SH7034 needs it
Leaves a target specific code in timer_register (could be given to target code through timer_set and __timer_set() )
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registering and unregistering are handled by the non target-specific functions of timer.c
Remove arguments from the new TIMER_START since they are unused by targets
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Put the card data sent by DMA aligned on cache line size, and in uncached memory
Since sd_select_bank() is not used very often, still allocate the DMA buffer on the stack.
If you still experience any problems with this commit please report them after having formatted your player and reinstalled rockbox
git-svn-id: svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk@21550 a1c6a512-1295-4272-9138-f99709370657
* add IO lib (adapted to Rockbox)
* remove old IO wrappers
* rework helloworld.lua to work with the IO lib
* do some stuff in helloworld.lua better (part of FS#10379, by James Callahan)
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