An expression can now refer to the value it has to compute (@), but also to
other values. This is now perfectly valid as an expression:
vid + in_min - in_max * 2 / @
Not that this is very sensible, but you get the idea. Please install the
new example config file, or replace all old 'val' occurences with '@'.
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* Added sensors_get_algorithm_name and sensors_get_adapter_name to the
library.
* First application of sensors_get_value is very encouraging; LM75 data is
now printed.
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(print detected chips)
Yes! I am getting somewhere now. The sensors program does at last something
visible: it prints all detected chips. OK, cat /proc/sys/dev/sensors/chips
is faster. But it is a start...
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Most notably, config file line numbers are now stored, so we can now generate
better error messages.
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This brings the archive into synch with my harddisk...
Everything in the lib directory should compile without problems (yes, even
without warnings even if WARN=1). It is not well-tested, though, and there
are some minor functions which must still be added. It is now almost
usable.
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These are the relatively well-tested files. They allow you to parse a
configuration file, and to build an internal abstract syntax tree.
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* Added lib directory; the library will live here
* Added Makefile fragment in the lib dir
* Modified README.directories to include the new dir
* Added lib directory to the fragments the Makefile uses
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Several, mostly internal, things changed. Most notably, the install
directories are extended (we'll need this to install the new library).
Also, explicit rules for creating .c and .o files are added.
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doesn't seem to have any sensors (I guess?), or the Windbond PDF is so
convoluted that I haven't understood it enough to get it working (another
good possibility). Oh, well. It builds and inserts, anyway.
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start for the LM80 driver. (Since 80-79=1, they must be very similar,
right? :') Oh, and I removed the ISA components from it since the LM80 is
an SMBus only chip, too.
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has no Winbond specific features implemented yet. Proper testing for
a Winbond also needs to be implemented. src/Module.mk and src/sensors.h
were modified slightly to support the new driver.
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* Turned the i2c noise level down, by setting the debug_level in algo-bit.c
and i2c-core.c to 0 instead of 1. This should stop it from polluting
the dmesg output, as it does at this moment.
* Renamed gl518-r?0-* entries to gl518sm-r?0-*
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* Fixed FORCE_PIIX4_ENABLE bus (misspelled function call)
* Added Kyösti's mail about the VIA chipset to the doc directory, as
temporary placeholder
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* Only first 64 bytes are read (enough for SDRAM EEPROM data) in 16 byte
blocks (separate proc files).
* No writing to EEPROMs. It's actually quite easy to add support for
writing, but I was being very paranoid about killing my DIMMs. I may add
write support, but make it only available when a #define is specified.
Now for a user app to decode the values...
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IF the Winbond docs are right this time, a Winbond should now be
recognized; a warning is printed, and it is treated as a LM79.
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* Somehow, i2c-proc did not yet use the i2c_adapter_id call. This must have
slipped through.
* isa.o and smbus.o changes I made to make them less noisy had a small
error (no return value), which caused strange device detections.
* Added /proc/bus/i2c module-count monitoring - somehow, this slipped
through, too.
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access unimplementable functionality. And removed a #if which could never
become true anyway from i2c-proc.c.
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Strangly enough, both these devices use a high byte, low byte order for
word-sized reads and writes. The SMBus documentation specifies the
reverse (low, high) order, though. If all devices use the high,low order,
we should change this in smbus.c.
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* Alarms may now work (sound signal disabled, though)
* Revision 0x80 should be recognized and handled correctly
* If fan unconnected, it should show 0 instead of -1 now
Note that this driver will not support GL520SM chips; that chip is different
enough that it deserves its own driver.
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