[devel] xorg server API changes

[Dmitry V. Levin]

On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 05:08:53PM +0300, Anton Farygin wrote:
> 17.02.2010 16:54, Alexey Tourbin пишет:
> >On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 12:52:58PM +0300, Girar Builder robot wrote:
> >>http://git.altlinux.org/tasks/20188/task/log.5
> >
> >>#85 build 0.3.2-alt2 from /people/shrek/packages/xorg-drv-dummy.git
> >>2010-Feb-17 12:22:02 :: created pkg.tar for xorg-drv-dummy.git tag 
> >>0.3.2-alt2
> >
> >>2010-Feb-17 12:42:53 :: [i586] xorg-drv-dummy.git 0.3.2-alt2: build start
> >>2010-Feb-17 12:43:38 :: [i586] xorg-drv-dummy.git 0.3.2-alt2: build OK
> >>2010-Feb-17 12:48:26 :: build check OK
> >
> >2shrek:  I'm lost here.  What you're trying to do is plain wrong.
> >ELF symbols check finds you a bunch of bugs, for free (by the way,
> >that might seem easy, but it isn't).  At least some of these bugs are
> >already classified as "crash bugs" - X.org server is going to crash,
> >possibly upon stratup.  If anything, you are expected to fix the bugs.
> >Instead, you're trying to circumvent the check by fooling the robot!
> >
> >For example, xf86UDealy() function has been removed from the X.org server 
> >API:
> >http://git.altlinux.org/people/shrek/packages/xorg-server.git?a=commitdiff;h=9522ab9a
> >That is, calling xf86UDealy() from a video driver is going to crash the
> >server.  This function seems to be unused in modern drivers anyway, but
> >legacy drivers must be somehow adjusted - e.g. probably it would suffice
> >to replace xf86UDealy() with usleep().
> 
> Алексей, Валера не читает свободно на 
> английском, если ты хочешь ему что-то 
> сказать - говори на русском.

Первый попавшийся онлайновый переводчик справится с этой задачей
в один момент.  Было бы желание прочесть.


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