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mfw/ti1_key.c: properly initialize notified_keys array
The code in this ti1_key.c layer needs to call kpd_subscribe() and
kpd_define_key_notification() functions in order to register with the
KPD driver. The original code passed KPD_NB_PHYSICAL_KEYS in
nb_notified_keys - this constant is defined to 24 in kpd_cfg.h on all
platforms of interest to us - but it only filled the first 23 slots
in the notified_keys array, resulting in stack garbage being passed
to KPD API functions. The fix consists of initializing the last
missed array slot to KPD_KEY_RECORD, the key ID for the right side
button on the D-Sample handset.
On our current hw targets this "Record" button exists as the EXTRA
button on our Luna keypad board and as the camera button on the
Pirelli DP-L10. There is no support whatsoever for this button
in current BMI+MFW, we have no plans of doing anything with Pirelli's
camera button even if we do get our UI fw running on that phone,
and the Mother's dream of building our own FreeCalypso handset with
the same button arrangement as D-Sample (including the right side
button) is currently very nebulous - but let us nonetheless handle
the full set of buttons on the KPD to MFW interface, and let upper
layers weed out unsupported buttons.
| author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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| date | Sun, 25 Oct 2020 23:41:01 +0000 |
| parents | 4e78acac3d88 |
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w # This perl script is the core of a generic configuration system as # described in TIDKs bugzilla Bug #3 The configuration system depends # on a *.cfg file. This script will generate appropriate configuration # include files (i.e. *.h files) from the *.cfg file. # NOTE! If you think you need to edit this script, you are probably # wrong or I forgot something, so please email me (mmj@ti.com) # Known bugs/limitations: # The comment character '#' cannot be embedded within quoted strings # Notes: # A target section in the master config file can include another # section with a line "&SECTION". SECTION can be any section, # including the special sub-sections which are just like a normal # section but with the name prefixed by '&'. Only special thing about # the sub-sections is that they cannot be built and they are not shown # in the list printed by the -l option. # TODO: # Should we delete the configuration file for which there is no # corresponding lines in the master config file, e.g. if there is no # DSP_ lines, should we delete the dsp.cfg file? Or should it be an # option (-od) Should we give a warning? # Perhaps we should check for duplicate config lines. This is # especially useful with the include feature, as this feature increase # the risk of duplicate lines. As it is now, the lines are just copied # into the corresponding config/*.cfg file so the compiler will # complain ############################################################################### # Customization ############################################################################### # none! ############################################################################### # Globals ############################################################################### # Full list of valid configuration prefixes @Prefixes = (); # Target(s) from the global cfg file to build @Targets = (); # Default options (overridden by command line arguments) $verbose = 1; # verbosity level $nomake = 0; # don't invoke make at end of script $dryrun = 0; # don't make actual config changes. $listtargets = 0; # List all configs from master config $printconfig = 0; $printenv = 0; # Print out all ENV variables that are set. $ConfigDir = "config"; # directory to put output config files $makedb = 0; # Print out the make database to stdout (gnumake option -p) $MakeParams = ""; $MakeFile = ""; $MasterConfigFile = ""; $warnings = 0; $make_name = "gmake"; my %sections; my $line = 0; my $current_section = ""; my %expanded; my %env_var; my %cfg_file; #################################################################### # Main #################################################################### GetOpts(); # Find the configuration file to use @ConfigFiles = glob("*.cfg"); $#ConfigFiles < 0 && die "No configuration file found\n"; # Check if MasterConfigFile was already set with the -f<cfg file> option if ($MasterConfigFile eq "") { $#ConfigFiles > 0 && die "Multiple config-files found! (@ConfigFiles)\n"; $MasterConfigFile = $ConfigFiles[0]; } # Find name of make file, using the basename of the master config-file if ($MakeFile eq "") { @tmp = $MasterConfigFile =~ /(\w+)/; $MakeFile = $tmp[0] . ".mak"; } ReadMasterConfig($MasterConfigFile); if ($listtargets) { ListTargets(); } if ($printconfig) { PrintConfig(); } foreach $build (@Targets) { # >>>> Start Adding SB : 17/03/03 # Add an environment variable for master.mak $RFname = "DELIVERY_BASENAME" ; $RFvalue = $build ; if ( defined( $ENV{"$RFname"} ) ) { print STDERR " Warning : environement vartiable $RFname already set to $ENV{\"$RFname\"} updated to $RFvalue\n" ; } $ENV{"$RFname"} = $RFvalue ; # set environment variable # >>>> Stop Adding SB : 17/03/03 verb(2,"ExpandMasterConfig for $build\n"); %expanded = (); ExpandMasterConfig($build); verb(1, "Building target: $build\n"); Process($build); if ($nomake == 0) { @args = ( "$make_name", "$MakeParams", "-f", "$MakeFile" ); if ($makedb == 1) { push (@args,"-p"); } verb(1, "Invoking make: @args \n\n"); system("@args"); } } #################################################################### # Admin procedures #################################################################### sub GetOpts { foreach (@ARGV) { if (/^-n/) { $dryrun++; } if (/^-c/) { $nomake++; } if (/^-p/) { $printconfig++; } if (/^-d/) { $makedb++; } if (/^-l/) { $listtargets++; } if (/^-e/) { $printenv++; } if (/^-f(\w+\.?\w*)/) { $MasterConfigFile = $1; } if (/^-m(\w+\.?\w*)/) { $MakeFile = $1; } if (/^-x([^\s]+)/) { $MakeParams = $1; $MakeParams =~ tr/,/ /; } if (/^-o(\w+\.?\w*)/) { $ConfigDir = $1; } if (/^-h|--help/) { Usage(); } if (/^-v/) { $verbose++; } if (/^-q/) { $verbose = -1; } if (/^[^\-](\w+)/) { push (@Targets,uc($_)); # push uppercased string } } if ($#Targets < 0) { $Targets[0] = "DEFAULT"; } } sub PrintConfig { foreach (@Targets) { unless (/\&/) { !defined($sections{$_}) && die "Target section $_ not found\n"; print "Target [$_]:\n"; %expanded = (); ExpandSection ("$_",0,1); print "\n\n"; } } exit(0); } sub ListTargets { print "Targets:\n"; foreach (sort keys %sections) { unless (/\&/) { print " [$_]\n"; } } exit(0); } sub Usage { print <<USAGE_END; abc.pl v1.10. Automatic Building, Configuration and Dependencies System. Copyright TI 2001. Usage: [perl] abc.pl [OPTION]... [TARGETS]... OPTIONS: -h Display this help and exit -c Only do configuration step. Do not invoke gnumake. -n Dry run. Print what is going to be done without doing it. -l List all configurations in master config file, then exit -f<name> Specify which master configuration file to use. Note that there must be no spaces between "-f" and the file name. Default is to use the *.cfg file from the current directory. -m<name> Specify which make file use. Note that there must be no spaces between "-m" and the file name. Default is to use the makefile <file>.mak file from the current directory, where <file> corresponds to the basename of the config file. -o<name> Specify output directory name (where to put *.cfg files). Default is 'config'. Note that there must be no spaces between "-o" and the dir name. -p Print out contents of the specified target(s) -d Print make database (corresponds to gnumake -p) -e Print out all ENVironment variables that are set -v Be verbose (repeat several times to be more verbose) -q Be quiet TARGETS Name(s) of the target(s) to build. Report bugs and suggestions to mmj\@ti.com or skl\@ti.com USAGE_END # -t Touch. Invoke make with additional parameter: -t exit(0); } #################################################################### ## Core procedures #################################################################### # Expand all section inclusions in each target sub ExpandMasterConfig { my ($default_section) = @_; if (defined($sections{$default_section})){ #print default section only ExpandSection ($default_section); } else { #error in $default_section verb (1,"Section [$default_section] is not defined in $MasterConfigFile \n"); exit 1; } } sub ExpandSection { my ($section,$level,$show); my $j; my $var; my @values; my $indent; my $egal_column = 40; ($section,$level,$show) = @_; verb (2,"Expanding [$section]\n"); if (!$level){$level = 1}; $indent = " "x$level."+- "; if ($level > 9){ die "Including somewhat deep! Did you make a loop?\n"; } @values = split(' ',$sections{"$_[0]"}); foreach $j (@values){ if($j =~ /^&/){ if ($show){ print "$indent$j\n";} }else{ $j =~ /([^=]*)=(.*)/; $var = $1; $value = $2; $value =~ s/\#.*$//; $env_var = ''; if ($var =~ /^\$/){ $var =~ s/^\$//; $env_var = '$'; } if ( exists $expanded{$var} ) { print STDERR "Warning : in [$section], $env_var{$var}$var = $expanded{$var} is overwritten by $env_var$var = $value\n"; } $env_var{$var} = $env_var; $expanded{$var} = $value; if ($show){ $line = $indent.$var; $points = "."x(40-length($line)-1); print "$line$points = $value\n"; } } if ($j =~ /^&(\w*)/){ ExpandSection ($1,++$level,$show); $level--; } } } sub ReadMasterConfig { my ($filename)=(@_); verb(1, "Reading master config file: $filename\n"); [-e $filename] || die "File $filename not found\n"; #Gather informations from master.cfg open (MASTER_CFG,"$filename") || die "Can't open $filename\n"; while (<MASTER_CFG>){ while (/[\r\n]$/){s/[\r\n]$//} #line counter $line++; #ignore line comment if (/^\s*\#/) { verb(5, "Skip: comment line \n"); next}; #ignore blank lines if (/^$/) { verb(5, "Skip: empty line\n"); next}; #identify new section if (/\[(\w*)\]/){ $current_section = uc($1); verb(4, "Reading section: $current_section\n"); if (defined($sections{"$current_section"})){ print STDERR "Warning [$line]: Section $current_section is already defined\n"; die; } else { $sections{"$current_section"}=""; } next; } #add section lines if ($current_section eq ""){ die "Error [$line]: $filename must starts by a [section] definition\n"; } s/ //g; verb(5, "Read: $_\n"); $sections{"$current_section"} .= " $_"; if (/^\$?([^_]+)_\w+\s*=\s*.*/){ $Prefixes{$1}=1; } } close (MASTER_CFG); verb(4, "Successfully read configuration sections\n"); verb(3, "\n"); } sub ReadConfigFile { my ($cfg)=(@_); my (@list); my ($prefix); %cfg_file = (); $filename = $cfg; $filename =~ s@$cfg@$ConfigDir/\L$cfg\E.cfg@; # If the file does not exist, just return empty list if (-e $filename) { verb(2, "Reading current config file: $filename\n"); } else { verb(2, "Config file $filename non-existing\n"); return; } $protect = ""; open (FH, "<$filename") || die "Can't open $filename\n"; while (<FH>) { chomp; if (m/\#ifndef\s*(\w+)/){ $protect = $1; } # here we add the $cfg prefix to each line if (m/\#define\s*([^ ]+)\s*(.*)/) { $var = $1; $val = $2; if ($var =~ /$protect/i){ verb(6,"Ignore $protect define\n"); next; } verb(5, "Read: $var=$val\n"); $cfg_file{"${cfg}_$var"}=$val; } } close (FH) || die "Can't close $filename\n"; } sub Process { if (-e $ConfigDir) { -d $ConfigDir || die "'$ConfigDir' is a file, should be a directory!\n"; } else { verb(4, "Config-dir $ConfigDir not found - creating it...\n"); @args = ("mkdir", "$ConfigDir"); system("@args"); } foreach $cfg (keys (%Prefixes)){ $update = 0; ReadConfigFile($cfg); verb (2,"File read\n"); foreach $i (keys(%expanded)){ if ($i =~ /^${cfg}_/){ if (defined($cfg_file{$i})) { if ($cfg_file{$i} ne $expanded{$i}){ $update = 1; } delete $cfg_file{$i}; } else { $update = 1; } } } if (keys(%cfg_file) > 0){ verb (2,"Some variables are deleted.\n"); $update = 1; } #update ENV vars and cfg files if ($update && !$dryrun) { open (FH, ">$filename") || die "Can't open $filename\n"; print FH "#ifndef __$cfg\_CFG__\n"; print FH "#define __$cfg\_CFG__\n"; } foreach $i (sort (keys(%expanded))){ if ($i =~ /^${cfg}_/){ $var = $i; $var =~ s/^${cfg}_//; if ($update && !$dryrun){ print FH "#define $var $expanded{$i}\n"; } if ($env_var{$i}){ if (exists $ENV{$var}){ verb(1,"Warning environnement varaible is already set to $ENV{$i} in the system and is overwritten by $expanded{$i}\n");} $ENV{$var}=$expanded{$i}; verb (2,"Setting $var environnement variable to $ENV{$var}\n"); } } } if ($update && !$dryrun) { print FH "#endif /* __$cfg\_CFG__ \*/ \n"; close (FH) || die "Can't close $filename\n"; } if ($update){ verb(2, "Updating $filename.\n"); } else { verb (2,"$cfg file leaved untouched.\n"); } } } # Print trace message (without indentation if $level < 0) sub verb { my ($level, $str) = @_; my ($indent) = 0; if ($level < 0) { $level = -$level; } else { $indent = ($level || 1) - 1; } if ($verbose >= $level) { print " " x $indent . $str; } } sub warning { my ($str) = @_; print STDERR "WARNING: $str"; $warnings++; } sub error { my ($str) = @_; print STDERR "ERROR: $str"; exit(1); }
