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Timestamp:
06/01/21 17:11:47 (3 years ago)
Author:
jwoithe
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Cosmetic: "firewire" should be "FireWire?" when used as the bus name.

Similarly to r2802 and r2810, "FireWire?" should be used when referring to
the name of the bus. This patch corrects this throughout the source tree
for completeness. While there are a small number of mostly debug output
strings affected, most of the changes are to comments or developer documents
where they are of little consequence. Thanks to Pander who suggested the
need to look into this on the ffado-devel mailing list.

At least in theory, remaining instances of "firewire" in the source tree
should remain as they are because they refer to case-sensitive identifiers
defined externally (such as the "firewire" jackd backend name).

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  • trunk/libffado/src/libstreaming/amdtp/AmdtpReceiveStreamProcessor.cpp

    r2803 r2811  
    155155    but the actual packet does contain a reduced set of channels. 
    156156 
    157     The channels are referred to as Dimensions in the firewire parlance. 
     157    The channels are referred to as Dimensions in the FireWire parlance. 
    158158    With an Audiofire Pre8, we typically receive 17 channels of data at 
    159159    44100 and 48000, being 8 Analog, 8 Digital and 1 MIDI. When we switch 
  • trunk/libffado/src/libstreaming/digidesign/DigidesignReceiveStreamProcessor.cpp

    r2803 r2811  
    6969unsigned int 
    7070DigidesignReceiveStreamProcessor::getNominalFramesPerPacket() { 
    71     // Return the number of frames per firewire iso packet.  A "frame" here is a collection 
     71    // Return the number of frames per FireWire iso packet.  A "frame" here is a collection 
    7272    // of a single audio sample from all active audio channels.  If this depends on the 
    7373    // sample rate, that can be obtained using something like this: 
     
    9797    // extract a timestamp from it.  "data" points to the iso packet's 
    9898    // contents - no assumption is made about what constitutes a "header" 
    99     // because each device's protocol is different.  Note that the firewire 
     99    // because each device's protocol is different.  Note that the FireWire 
    100100    // ISO header is not included in "data". 
    101101    // 
     
    109109    // 
    110110    // Other parameters to this function contain selected information from 
    111     // the firewire ISO header which came with this packet: 
     111    // the FireWire ISO header which came with this packet: 
    112112    //   - length = length in bytes of the content pointed to by "data". 
    113113    //   - tag = the iso packet header's "tag" field. 
  • trunk/libffado/src/libstreaming/digidesign/DigidesignTransmitStreamProcessor.cpp

    r2803 r2811  
    111111    // overriden in generateEmptyPacketHeader(). 
    112112    // 
    113     // As per the firewire standards, only set "tag" if the Digidesign 
     113    // As per the FireWire standards, only set "tag" if the Digidesign 
    114114    // expects a CIP header in the first two bytes of "data".  Similarly, 
    115115    // remove the "+8" from the length calculation if no CIP header is to be