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Added new syncengine thanks to a new previously undocumented feature of the em8300, this might fix playback on both slow and fast machines (more testing needed). This also requires users to get the em8300 driver from cvs until the next version is released (will probably happen this weekend) Added lots of comments, should be pretty easy to understand most of the internals now Added lots of brackets to if's for's while's etc, this is not a cosmetical thing but rather due to the fact I got some very odd bugs with else's since I didn't properly use brackets (and it's the K&R standard to have brackets everywhere) Fixed some bugs that would occur when disabling libmp1e Switched to default to the new naming scheme of device nodes, the driver will slowly switch over to this state, if it can't find devices under the new name it will try the old naming scheme I stopped opening devices in non-blocking mode, it would break the new syncengine which tries to burst data to the device (alot of times meaning it will fill the fifo pretty fast which would previously result in jerkyness on fast machines) The device now sets the initial state of the pts and speed (probably not needed, but assumption is the mother of all fuckups =) Keep the control interface open during the entire duration of the libvo device, we might need this to flush video buffers on seeking (currently not implemented, therefore seeking is broken) This is beta stuff to the driver, I will get some users to test it for me and do my best to fix seeking as soon as possible...

// keyboard:
static int keyb_fifo_put=-1;
static int keyb_fifo_get=-1;

static void make_pipe(int* pr,int* pw){
  int temp[2];
  if(pipe(temp)!=0) printf("Cannot make PIPE!\n");
  *pr=temp[0];
  *pw=temp[1];
}

static inline int my_write(int fd,unsigned char* mem,int len){
  int total=0;
  int len2;
  while(len>0){
    len2=write(fd,mem+total,len); if(len2<=0) break;
    total+=len2;len-=len2;
//    printf("%d bytes received, %d left\n",len2,len);
  }
  return total;
}

static inline int my_read(int fd,unsigned char* mem,int len){
  int total=0;
  int len2;
  while(len>0){
    len2=read(fd,mem+total,len); if(len2<=0) break;
    total+=len2;len-=len2;
//    printf("%d bytes received, %d left\n",len2,len);
  }
  return total;
}


void send_cmd(int fd,int cmd){
  int fifo_cmd=cmd;
  write(fd,&fifo_cmd,4);
//  fflush(control_fifo);
}


void mplayer_put_key(int code){
           fd_set rfds;
           struct timeval tv;

           /* Watch stdin (fd 0) to see when it has input. */
           FD_ZERO(&rfds);
           FD_SET(keyb_fifo_put, &rfds);
           tv.tv_sec = 0;
           tv.tv_usec = 0;

           //retval = select(keyb_fifo_put+1, &rfds, NULL, NULL, &tv);
           if(select(keyb_fifo_put+1, NULL, &rfds, NULL, &tv)>0){
             write(keyb_fifo_put,&code,4);
//             printf("*** key event %d sent ***\n",code);
           } else {
//             printf("*** key event dropped (FIFO is full) ***\n");
           }
}

int mplayer_get_key(){
           fd_set rfds;
           struct timeval tv;
           int code=-1;

           /* Watch stdin (fd 0) to see when it has input. */
           FD_ZERO(&rfds);
           FD_SET(keyb_fifo_get, &rfds);
           tv.tv_sec = 0;
           tv.tv_usec = 0;

           //retval = select(keyb_fifo_put+1, &rfds, NULL, NULL, &tv);
           if(select(keyb_fifo_put+1, &rfds, NULL, NULL, &tv)>0){
             read(keyb_fifo_get,&code,4);
//             printf("*** key event %d read ***\n",code);
           }
           return code;
}