of trying to dlopen() it. also fix a couple bugs in the artsd
output module: when artsd is "suspended", it only means that
it it not accessing the soundcard at the moment, not that it
will not accept data. fix output latency by setting parameters
that actually are settable, instead of trying to set read-only(!)
parameters.
- allow the default audio output method to be chosen with the
SDL_AUDIO_DRIVER environment variable. choices are 'arts',
'esd' and 'audio'. 'audio' selects audio(4) output, and is
the default if SDL_AUDIO_DRIVER is not set.
ok pvalchev@
Bugfix release, notably:
- Fix a fullscreen crash with ffmpeg, etc. due to expecting memory to
be executable by default - use mprotect() - Reported by deanna@
- Worked around BadAlloc error when using XVideo on the XFree86 Intel
- Integrated Graphics driver
- Fixed use of sdl-config arguments in sdl.m4
Includes OpenBSD fixes and cleanups.
Other changes that concern us:
* Now gets correct keyboard state when starting up on X11
* Improved X11 fullscreen support, works better with KDE
and makes it easier to know when to initialize the corresponding
structures, never touching them if they're empty.
Fits with SDL code-style, fixes things such as soundless builds.
Various improvements, including OpenBSD native audio.
* Fix audio device path. This has caused audio not to work without the
esd flavor before, many people (including me) had link to /dev/dsp because
of linux emulation programs and haven't noticed the problem.
* Fix OSS audio.
* Sync libtool patches
* Properly include @SYSTEM_LIBS@ in sdl-config to ensure proper linking
of SDL applications.
flavor, being the default one (fetching distfile from an external site).
- Isolate esd as a separate flavor from oss -- a combination with either
"sun" or "oss" is possible.
pthreads flags for other OS's that have nothing todo with compilation on
OpenBSD.
- change linker flag from "-Wl,-R" to "-Wl,-rpath," so that this will
possibly even get through a compile on our ELF archs (tested on sparc, not
tested on an ELF arch but this is definately a first step in the right
direction).
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Ok'd by: maintainer
