On 2014-02-04 04:04, Hans Verkuil wrote:
Hi Dean,
On 02/03/14 18:06, Dean Anderson wrote:
On 2014-02-03 03:51, Hans Verkuil wrote:
Hi Dean,
Some specific comments below, but first two general comments:
It is easier to review if at least the removal of the old s2255_fh
struct
was done as a separate patch. It's always good to try and keep the
changes
in patches as small as possible. The actual vb2 conversion is always
a
'big bang' patch, that's unavoidable, but it's easier if it isn't
mixed in
with other changes that are not directly related to the vb2
conversion.
I figured removal of s2255_fh was a natural part of the videobuf2
conversion process, but I can break it up.
It's more like the first phase of a vb2 conversion. It really is wrong
for videobuf as well, so it makes sense to do that first.
I also did change some formatting and naming changes (s2255_channel
to s2255_vc) that can be postponed.
Just put it in a separate patch either before or after the patch that
does
the vb2 conversion.
And did you also run the v4l2-compliance utility for this driver?
That's
useful to check that everything it still correct.
Thanks for the comments. I'll do a v2 soon with v4l2-compliance
fully tested too.
Rather than the standard v4l2-compliance from v4l-utils, can you use
this
from my own tree:
http://git.linuxtv.org/hverkuil/v4l-utils.git/shortlog/refs/heads/streaming
I've started work to add tests for streaming to v4l2-compliance. While
not
complete it should cover what the s2255 driver needs. I'm very
interested
in what it finds (or, as the case might be, what it doesn't find).
In order to do the streaming tests you have to run it with option -s.
The current driver before the videobuf2 patch has 3 errors and 8
warnings with option "-s". The warnings are "msg5650" warnings that
will break existing applications if fixed.
Here's what is causing at least two of the errors (the other is
unsupported USERPTR, which will be fixed in VB2):
Vidioc_reqbufs calls videobuf_reqbufs, which returns a fail if
req->count = 0.
IE:
if (req->count < 1) {
dprintk(1, "reqbufs: count invalid (%d)\n", req->count);
return -EINVAL;
}
Are drivers using videobuf required to check if
v4l2_requestbuffers->count == 0 before calling videobuf_reqbufs? That
seems unlikely and inefficient, so this could be an issue with
videobuf-core.c..
Thanks,
Regards,
Hans
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