Don't build str(n)casecmp as functions if they are already defined by preprocessor
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Instead of handling bundled bootloaders in the sansapatcher functions leave
that to the caller. This removes the need to have Rockbox Utility specific
parts in sansapatcher. sansa_add_bootloader() now operates on an already loaded
bootloader. For loading a convenience function sansa_read_bootloader() is
added. This also introduces a new check on loading to prevent installing an
e200 bootloader on a c200 (and vice versa).
These changes will allow building a libsansapatcher for linking with Rockbox
Utility later.
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Use the preprocessor to make platform specific files compile as empty files if
built for a different platform. This removes the need to distinguish in the
Makefile and simplifies creating a libsansapatcher.
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It was probably in there to silence a gcc warning
about unused variable "dummy".
Detected by cppcheck.
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Update the chinachip Makefile based on the mkamsboot one, build and link as
library for Rockbox Utility.
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Instead of having to mention each library several times (extra targets, target
dependencies, linker flags) create a list of libraries we build directly and
create all other lists from them. Note that libraries get processed in the
order of the list, which is important for linking order. As a result libucl
needs to come last.
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Instead of passing error messages using a callback function (which becomes
awkward when used from a C++ class object) return distinct error codes from
chinachip_patch(). This also removes the kludge to support translations for
Rockbox Utility and moves the strings to translate to the installation class
where they belong.
As a side effect info messages won't be passed to Rockbox Utility anymore, but
the details of the patching progress aren't of that much interest for the user
anyway.
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Move the command line tool parts out for simpler building as library.
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use too big graphics when needed (some plugins will be ugly)
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When we start using git, we will be doing automatic line ending conversion
in a nice uniform way: everything is expected to have LFs, rather than the
current odd patchwork of svn:eol-style attributes.
This .gitattributes file configures git to normalise all line endings to LF
on checkin in files it believes are text (and its heuristics appear to be
very good). It also explicitly declares a number of file types to be binary
(which both disables line ending conversion for them and also prevents git
attempting to display a textual diff of them).
I have already normalised all files in the repository now to have the correct
line endings, so this should not do anything bad for anyone who is already
using git.
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Unset svn:eol-style=CRLF on this vbs file and convert it to LF line endings.
VBScript is perfectly happy to run with LFs and this removes the last
inconsistent line ending in our repo :)
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