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annotate vidix/README @ 31672:61eac0d05f20
Use sigaction() instead of signal(), the latter has a unavoidable
race-condition on "broken by backwards-compatibility" systems like Solaris.
(upon receiving a signal, the handler is reset to SIG_DFL, thus a
second signal will kill the process, the problem could also be reduced
by re-installing the handler inside the handler, but there's still a
race-condition and the risk of the handler being called inside the handler).
author | reimar |
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date | Thu, 15 Jul 2010 18:09:14 +0000 |
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3991 | 1 VIDIX - Video Interface for *niX. |
2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | |
3 This library was designed and introduced as interface to userspace drivers | |
4 to provide DGA everywhere where it's possible (unline X11). | |
5 I hope that these drivers will be portable same as X11 (not only on *nix). | |
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7 For details on how to develop a new driver see trunk/DOCS/tech/vidix.txt |
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9 IMPORTANT: These are NOT linux kernel drivers. If you are looking for |
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10 the mga_vid linux kernel drivers, please cd ../drivers thanks. |