- Mar 03, 2022
-
-
Hugo Beauzée-Luyssen authored
Not doing so will eventually lead to issues with prebuilt contribs when the pipeline doesn't run in the videolan/vlc namespace
-
- Mar 02, 2022
-
-
removing BypassWindowManagerHint was causing the window to be displayed twice on some desktop environments fix: #26590
-
CompositorX11RenderWindow acts as the main window, there is no points in encapsulating the actual object.
-
Currently, all access modules are first requesting credentials without triggering a dialog. This caused the system keystore to never be fetched on the first try. Therefore some access modules could fallback to a guest/anonymous account when a valid credential was saved on the system keystore. Now the system keystore will be fetched from the first try. Access modules will still fallback to a guest/anonymous account if the system keystore doesn't have any credentials (before prompting credentials via a dialog).
-
Angle may be using it and it is a separate "contrib package" now. We don't need the most recent dcomp as it's only using IDCompositionDevice. So if we have mingw 8+ we don't add the dependency.
-
We don't use any unpatched header anymore.
-
All the headers have the parts we need in mingw 8 (checked individually).
-
In mingw 10 they are up to date with HEVC and AV1. Even in all the win32 images we use. If we ever need to patch it again we can do it on the mingw version
-
Since Mingw 8.0.0 they have recent enough API's. Qt needs this dependency as Angle may be using D3D9.
-
-
-
We can't detect it based on a version of mingw until v10 is released and in our images.
-
-
-
- Mar 01, 2022
-
-
Comments in Makefile recipees are shell comments and not Makefile comments. Because of that, the #~ is printed when executing the .sum-dav1d recipee.
-
IID_PPV_ARGS would be a lot cleaner though Some uuidof are not always present in various mingw-w64 so we use their IID directly.
-
Now FindCaptureDevice always returns p_base_filter. Fix some dirty casts.
-
Pass some ComPtr as reference to avoid using .Get() and losing the ComPtr helpers. Factorize some code to get the tv tuner interface.
-
It's better not to use it when reference counting is not involved. Otherwise operator& and ReleaseAndGetAddressOf() are better. And use ComPtr::As() rather than interface::QueryInterface() to avoid using GetAddressOf.
-
It's better not to use it when reference counting is not involved. Otherwise operator& and ReleaseAndGetAddressOf() are better. And use ComPtr::As() rather than interface::QueryInterface() to avoid using GetAddressOf.
-
Either from direct pointer from the DLL, or via GetProcAddress.
-
It's better not to use it when reference counting is not involved. Otherwise operator& and ReleaseAndGetAddressOf() are better.
-
It's better not to use it when reference counting is not involved. Otherwise operator& and ReleaseAndGetAddressOf() are better.
-
It's better not to use it when reference counting is not involved. Otherwise operator& and ReleaseAndGetAddressOf() are better. And use ComPtr::As() rather than interface::QueryInterface() to avoid using GetAddressOf.
-
It's better not to use it when reference counting is not involved. Otherwise operator& and ReleaseAndGetAddressOf() are better.
-
It's better not to use it when reference counting is not involved. Otherwise operator& and ReleaseAndGetAddressOf() are better. And use ComPtr::As() rather than interface::QueryInterface() to avoid using GetAddressOf.
-
-
Hugo Beauzée-Luyssen authored
This is the version that was merged upstream so it makes sense to use it to facilitate future rebases upstream PR: https://github.com/taglib/taglib/pull/1040
-
Linux, FreeBSD and OpenBSD have proper checks and do not use this code. macOS also had tests while it was supported, but it no longer is.
-
-
The previous behaviour upon filter change was that: - If the search string was not empty then everything visible was expanded. - If empty, then everything would be collapsed except the selected node. This is rather annoying IMO, for instance - from a default starting state where top-level nodes are expanded and 2nd-level collapsed, if you apply a filter and then subsequently remove it, you annoyingly end up with more collapsed than you started with. I feel that it works much better to just leave the expanded/collapsed state untouched, preserving the initial state and any changes the user has made before/after filtering, even though this forces users to expand any 2nd-level filter results they are interested in for themselves. It's also much more simple.
-
- Feb 28, 2022
-
-
the old option was an int type used like a bool. the new options is an actual bool, simplifying things, including the UX in the GUI and CLI.
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
Let the compiler pick whichever register it sees fit.
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
Output the current CPU flags directly into the selected register. Thus EBX is left alone, and need not be saved/restored.
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
We do not care about any side effects here, only the output operands.
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
This gets the EBX value directly from, well, EBX. The compiler knows that EBX will be clobbered given it is an output operand, so it will save and restore it if/as needed.
-
- Feb 27, 2022
-
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
Detection only worked on Linux, but more importantly, this flag fell out of use with 8512cab6.
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
This flag fell out of use with 8512cab6.
-
Rémi Denis-Courmont authored
Detection only worked on Linux, but more importantly, this flag fell out of use with 8512cab6.
-