Am 05.01.2014 21:05, schrieb John Paul Adrian Glaubitz:
The following patches will need additional work: 0010-netmd-support-add-support-for-usb-driver-installatio.patch 0012-netmd-support-add-unix-autodetection-during-applicat.patch 0013-unix-autodetection-fixed-getting-mountpoit-function-.patch
O.K., i will rebase my local master repo first.I will send updated versions for these patches after discussion of the "additional work".
Yes, one can use netmd devices if they are already conneted to the computer at application start. The auto-detect support is just for device changes (add or remove) during application runtime.As a side-question: Can one actually use NetMD in QHiMDTransfer without the auto-detect support? I couldn't find my MZ-RH1, I suppose it must be lying at work. Will check tomorrow.
This needs some work, too. It compiles and works fine in plain c but compilation fails if these routines are in a c++ class.And these haven't been reviewed yet: 0001-support-netmd-downloads-for-any-.wav-file-containing.patch 0002-fixed-a-bug-in-byte-order-conversion-loop.patch 0003-netmdcli-implemented-netmd-download-for-all-supporte.patch
I will change this after getting feedback / review and make one new patch.
This patch currently doesn't apply to git master: 0001-remove-QtCore-from-the-include-directives-let-qmake-.patch The best would be to fix the last patch first since it introduces changes suggested by Michael.
O.K., i will do that.
Then, I will go ahead and review the patches for the command line utility "netmdcli". And, finally, I will give you feedback on the three patches which need additional work. Thanks for all your hard work! Adrian
Thomas