nanogui: mouse driver
Subject:
RE: [nanogui] mouse driver
From:
"Van Nguyen \(vannguye\)" ####@####.####
Date:
1 Jul 2005 20:28:31 +0100
Message-Id: <FF6EB3B01E7BBA48B5F490A726CB11EC533A25@xmb-rtp-206.amer.cisco.com>
I think you can just remove the last parameter from the actual function.
It's not used in the function. Other driver (mou_gpm.c) only have 4
param.
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> Hi all,
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> In the device.h the MOUSEDEV has a function
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> int (*Read)(MWCOORD *dx,MWCOORD *dy,MWCOORD *dz,int *bp);
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> but the actural function is the following the the mou_touscreen
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> static int PD_Read(MWCOORD *px, MWCOORD *py, MWCOORD *pz, int
> *pb, int mode)
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> What's the deal here? I surprise the compiler didn't complain
> and I've just noticed it.
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> Can someone explain this for me please. Thank you.
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> What am I trying to do?
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> Well, I'm using the tslib and it reads the screen coordinates
> as I intended. I'm trying to understand the mouse driver
> (touchscreen in this case) so I know the client is passing
> the correct values, as received, to the server.
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