Takashi, Jaroslav,
please pull and merge a series of 26 patches for alsa-plugins' PulseAudio driver which I prepared in this repository of mine:
git://git.0pointer.de/alsa-plugins.git
gitweb is here:
http://git.0pointer.de/?p=alsa-plugins.git
There are quite a few bug fixes and feature enhancements among those patches. It also includes some clean-ups in the coding style. i.e. previously the indenting of the PA driver was pure chaos, every single patch seemed to introduce a new indentation width. The first patch in this series simply reindents the driver to Linux style. All other patches are on top of that one.
Here's the shortlog:
Lennart Poettering (26): Reindent to Linux kernel style Add Emacs-style /*-*- linux-c -*-*/ header comment Make pulse_new() a proper C function Don't modify the SIGPIPE handler Call pa_context_disconnect() explicitly use SNDERR instead of fprintf to print error messages Support S32 sample types Add trailing NUL character to snprintf output Get rid of pulse_poll_revents() Add more error checking Remove fix for bug 0003470 Rework hardware parameter selection A bag of minor clean ups for ctl_pulse.c Make pulse_ext_callback const Drop our own implementation of the poll() callbacks A bag of minor clean-ups for pulse.c Split out O_NONBLOCK setting into seperate function Save a byte of memory Adjust buffering metrics to match what PA internally uses Make sure we always have a sensible channel mapping Use PA_STREAM_EARLY_REQUESTS if available Use S32/FLOAT32 only where available in the PA libs Add const to our snd_pcm_ioplug_callback_t instances Don't implement our own poll handlers, we can use the default ones Remove our own poll handler implementation entirely A bag of clean-ups for pcm_ctl.c
Those patches only touch the pulse/ subdir.
The tree is freshly rebased against current alsa-plugins master.
May I ask you to make me the "semi-official" maintainer of this driver? I.e. I'd like to be consulted (as in 'Signed-Off-by') before any patches for it are merged?
If requested I can also mail this as series of 26 seperate patches.
Thank you,
Lennart