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r294278 | jpeeler | 2010-11-08 15:59:45 -0600 (Mon, 08 Nov 2010) | 23 lines
Merged revisions 294277 via svnmerge from
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r294277 | jpeeler | 2010-11-08 15:58:13 -0600 (Mon, 08 Nov 2010) | 16 lines
Fix playback failure when using IAX with the timerfd module.
To fix this issue the alert pipe will now be used when the timerfd module is
in use. There appeared to be a race that was not solved by adding locking in the
timerfd module, but needed to be there anyway. The race was between the timer
being put in non-continuous mode in ast_read on the channel thread and the IAX
frame scheduler queuing a frame which would enable continuous mode before the
non-continuous mode event was read. This race for now is simply avoided.
(closes issue #18110)
Reported by: tpanton
Tested by: tpanton
I put tested by tpanton because it was tested on his hardware. Thanks for the
remote access to debug this issue!
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If the limit was set past MAX_INT upon answering, the call was immediately
hung up due to overflow from the return of ast_tvdiff_ms (in ast_check_hangup).
The time calculation functions ast_tvdiff_sec and ast_tvdiff_ms have been
changed to return an int64_t to prevent overflow. Also the reporter suggested
adding a message indicating the reason for the call hanging up. Given that the
new limit is so much higher, the message (which would only really be useful in
the overflow scenario) has been made a debug message only.
(closes issue #16006)
Reported by: viraptor
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The ability to load/unload timing interfaces is nice, but it means that when a timer is allocated, it may come from provider A, but later provider B becomes the 'preferred' provider. If this happens, all timer API calls on the timer that was provided by provider A will actually be handed to provider B, which will say WTF and return an error.
This patch changes the timer API to include a pointer to the provider of the timer handle so that future operations on the timer will be forwarded to the proper provider.
(closes issue #14697)
Reported by: moy
Review: http://reviewboard.digium.com/r/211/
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1) Add module use count handling so that timing modules can be unloaded.
2) Implement unload_module() functions for the timing interface modules.
3) Allow multiple timing modules to be loaded, and use the one with the
highest priority value.
4) Report which timing module is being use in the "timing test" CLI command.
(closes issue #14489)
Reported by: russell
Review: http://reviewboard.digium.com/r/162/
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- change ast_settimeout() to honor max rate in edge cases of file playback
(this will make some warning messages go away at the end of playing back
a file)
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- Convert the last part of channel.c over to use the timing API. This would
not have made a difference when using the dahdi timing module. I noticed
it when trying to use another timing source. Oops. :)
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- Convert chan_iax2 to use the timing API
- Convert usage of timing in the core to use the timing API instead of
using DAHDI directly
- Make a change to the timing API to add the set_rate() function
- change the timing core to use a rwlock
- merge a timing implementation, res_timing_dahdi
Basic testing was successful using res_timing_dahdi
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