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Partition Logic 0.77


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  • Partition Logic 0.77 portable

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Zmiany w wersji 0.77

  • Added proper support for composite USB devices, treating each interface as a separate device at the kernel level.
  • The CPU driver no longer determines the CPU frequency using the RTC, but rather using the system timer and a short countdown. This shortens the boot time by 1-2 seconds.
  • It is now possible to drag scrollbars and sliders without keeping the mouse pointer strictly within the component or window.
  • Added language-specific kernel.conf files for Spanish and German
  • Improved the window system graphics performance. Added a 'redraw' parameter to the 'set data' function for window components, and added a 'buffer' flag to the window drawing parameters, for components that draw into a private graphics buffer. These allow for a sequence of drawing and updating operations to happen without the visible screen data needing to be updated every time.
  • Improved the performance of the PS2 mouse driver. It was very laggy on some systems.
  • Improved the performance of the kernel's file stream code, when reading or writing larger amounts of data (multiple file blocks).
  • Added kernel functionality for virtual keyboards. A virtual keyboard device is now created by default, and key strokes can be sent to it via the new function kernelKeyboardVirtualInput() (keyboardVirtualInput() in user space).
  • In the Display Settings program, the desktop wallpaper sample is now scaled to the screen aspect ratio, and if no wallpaper is chosen, the sample is filled with the desktop color.
  • The command shell no longer requires typing a space character before or after special symbols, such as an ampersand.
  • The Display Settings program was reading the colors from the kernel configuration, but calling kernelWindowSetColor() would save them in the window configuration. kernelWindowSetColor() no longer saves the values - only sets them for the current session. The Display Settings program now loads from, and saves to, the window configuration.
  • Fixed and standardized command-line option processing for most of the included programs.
  • Converted all usages of bzero() to memset(). bzero() just calls memset() to do the work anyway.
  • Removed the outdated 'loadfont' program and kernelFontSetDefault() function, as loadfont was the only user of that.
  • Re-engineered the GUI 'canvas' component for better drawing performance.
  • The window system's icon code that formats labels has been re-written, and will now split the text label with newlines.
  • The window 'canvas' component will now auto-fill with a custom background color, if one is specified.
  • Added a new kernel function kernelWindowSetFocusable() (windowSetFocusable() in user space) for indicating that a window should never take the focus away from other windows. It can still receive GUI events, but doesn't receive key strokes or similar things by default.
  • Made the thickness of slider bars and scroll bars configurable in the window.conf file.
  • Window events now contain the keyboard scan code for a keyboard event, in addition to the ASCII code.
  • Exported the kernel's graphics drawing functions to user space.
  • Added a kernel kernelGraphicCopyBuffer() function, for copying graphics buffers, or portions thereof.
  • Added kernelImageFill() (imageFill() in userspace) and kernelImagePaste() (imagePaste() in userspace) functions for filling an image with a color, or pasting one image into another, respectively.
  • The window shell's functions for setting the desktop background image were saving the setting in the desktop configuration file. They no longer do this, and the 'wallpaper' program now updates the file. Also reworked configuration file reading in the main window system code and the window shell, and reading and writing in the Display Settings program.
  • The USB subsystem now adds kernelDevice entries for USB devices that aren't supported (aren't claimed by device drivers) so that the device listing is more complete.
  • USB work: updated the hub definitions to make USB version compatibility more obvious, and moved them from the hub driver's header to the system USB header. Split the keyboard and mouse drivers into separate files, and removed the combined HID one. Improved the collection of interface and endpoint data, by adding new data structures for them and grouping endpoints with their interfaces. Improved support for composite (multi-interface) devices by giving each interface its own bus target number, and requiring drivers to 'claim' individual interfaces, instead of the whole device. Reduced the overhead of setting EHCI static endpoint characteristics+capabilities, and fixed the setting of USB 2.0 hub address and port for low- and full-speed devices.
  • Changed the USB drivers so that a physical device will only have its configuration set once, in the case where drivers are claiming and using multiple interfaces.
  • Added a longer ready timeout to the USB disk driver.
  • The XHCI (USB3) driver no longer disables I/O and memory decoding in PCI when detecting controllers.
  • The kernel loader's gzip file classification no longer requires the file to qualify as binary; it's possible to have uncompressed text blocks/members inside the archive, which can cause the gzip file to be considered text by the loader.
  • Reduced reliance on the system timer, particularly in the disk drivers, in favour of the kernelCpu functions that measure time in milliseconds. The multitasker uses it less, and the kernelMultitaskerWait() function now takes milliseconds instead of 'ticks' as its argument.
  • The IDE disk driver's 'identify device' code now uses the data structure used by the AHCI SATA driver (in kernelAtaDriver.h).
  • Added an RTC function kernelRtcDateTime2Tm() for converting the kernel's arbitrary RTC 'packed date' and 'packed time' formats to 'struct tm'.
  • kernelMemCopy(), kernelMemClear(), kernelMemSet(), and kernelMemCmp() have been removed; we now use the C library versions instead.
  • When locating the boot device, the kernel no longer relies on the OS loader to pass the LBA of boot sector. Identification is now based strictly on the boot sector signature.
  • The floppy disk driver has been updated so that it won't attempt to support 'type 16' (removable ATAPI/USB) drives.
  • Kernel function index numbers (in <sys/api.h><sys api.h="">) are now expressed in hexadecimal, to speed up indexing by avoiding expensive division operations in kernelApi.c, in favour of shifts and masks. Also, font, image, and variable list functions have been given their own categories (instead of being 'misc').</sys>
  • Updated the kernel's font subsystem and API to allow userspace manipulation of font data.
  • The window library's functions for making thumbnail images have been updated to allow images to be stretched to the maximum size, and to fill any unfilled area with a background color.
  • Added a <sys/env.h> <sys env.h="">include file for centralizing the names of standard environment variables.</sys>
  • Implemented the C library ctime() and gmtime() functions, and fixed up the behaviour of other time functions so that everything is consistent with the libary specs.
  • Implemented the C library mktime() function. The code for converting 'struct tm' to time_t has been taken from the time() and kernelUnixTime() functions, and those functions now use mktime().
  • The 'file' structure in <sys file.h=""> &lt;sys/file.h&gt; now expresses file creation, accessed, and modification times as 'struct tm'. The fileEntry2File() function in kernelFile.c was modified to use the kernelRtcDateTime2Tm() function. The VSH library functions vshPrintDate() and vshPrintTime() functions have been modified to cope with the change.</sys>
  • The kernelProcessorX86.h file of assembly language macros has been cleaned up and simplified, and moved to <sys processor.h=""> &lt;sys/processor.h&gt; so that it can be used by userspace and library code, such as memcpy(), memset(), crt0.c. Added a macro for copying data backwards (direction flag set) and used it in the C library memmove() function.</sys>
  • Updated the metadata in the Arial and Viner font files.
  • Fixed: The kernel's fileStream code was not correctly handling streams opened in 'append' (write-only) mode.
  • Fixed: The kernel's file stream code was not keeping track of/setting the file size correctly.
  • Fixed: The EXT filesystem driver had a bug in its readFile() functionality. When the inode uses block lists, and the starting block number is greater than the number of 'direct' blocks, the driver was simply reading the first sequence of indirect blocks, without regard to the starting block number.
  • Fixed: The AHCI SATA driver could fail to detect disk(s) with the error message "AHCI port %d BSY or DRQ set - skipping device detection".
  • Fixed: Incorrect status and error register writing functions in the USB1 UHCI driver.
  • Fixed: The IDE driver wasn't dealing well with individual controllers and channels operating in 'compatibilily' mode (alongside others that may be native). Now, we examine each controller and channel, whether it has PCI I/O ports and interrupts, and whether it should continue to stay in compatibility mode or be switched to native.
  • Fixed: Added PCI definition for class:subclass FF:00 to suppress spurious warnings about unknown subclasses.
  • Fixed: A minor memory leak in the kernel's main font loading function. Only occurred when the file to load wasn't a recognized font file.
  • Fixed: Some of the kernel's graphics drawing functions, so that the oval- drawing functionality works as documented (same as drawing inside a bounding rectangle), and tuned the behavior with various parameters (dimensions, thickness, fill).
  • Fixed: Upon initial window creation, the window's graphics buffer was being created with minimum size and width, preventing larger, image-based components (such as a canvas) from being drawn upon before the first window layout had been completed.
  • Fixed: Removed the automatic USB Mass Storage reset during device enumeration of USB disks. Some devices, on some controllers, stop responding, and it seems unnecessary.
  • Fixed: The EHCI (USB2) unregisterInterrupt() function was incorrectly unlinking interrupt queue heads.
  • Fixed: The middle and right mouse buttons were swapped for all USB boot-protocol mice.
  • Fixed: XHCI (USB3) interrupt handling to allow concurrent interrupt and non-interrupt communication between multiple endpoints.
  • Fixed: In the window library's file browser widget, some of the default icon names were wrong, not up to date.
  • Fixed: The stat() C library function has been updated to set the file times correctly, to proper unix time.
  • Fixed: The window library's windowCenterDialog() function, so that it won't place a window at negative coordinates (off the top or left edges of the visible screen).
  • Fixed: In the Disk Manager, when resizing a partition in graphics mode (and other sliders generally) merely mousing over the slider could cause the text field to be changed.
  • Fixed: When setting the video resolution in the Display Settings program, the video mode file was not having its size set correctly, and an error message "File has not been opened for writing" would appear on the command line.


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