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bmi3: fixed the mysterious "mute on first call" bug When UI-enabled fw boots on a previously blank (no /mmi/* files) FFS for the first time, the output_volume member of the persistent UI settings structure was left uninitialized, corresponding to the earpiece volume being set to mute, which is an invalid setting. Because of other quirks in the far-from-finished UI code, this volume setting takes effect only when the first call is answered, producing the odd behaviour seen at the user level. The current fix is to set the blank-FFS default for output_volume to volume level 4, which is the same -6 dB Iota volume as the ACI default.
author Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org>
date Thu, 14 May 2020 02:50:41 +0000
parents c41a534f33c6
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/* 
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|  File:       alert.h
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|  Copyright 2002 Texas Instruments Berlin, AG 
|                 All rights reserved. 
| 
|                 This file is confidential and a trade secret of Texas 
|                 Instruments Berlin, AG 
|                 The receipt of or possession of this file does not convey 
|                 any rights to reproduce or disclose its contents or to 
|                 manufacture, use, or sell anything it may describe, in 
|                 whole, or in part, without the specific written consent of 
|                 Texas Instruments Berlin, AG. 
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
|  Purpose :  definitions for the ALERT macro.
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
*/ 

#ifndef ALERT_H
#define ALERT_H

#undef ALERT
#undef E_ALERT

#ifndef ALERT_OFF
  #include "typedefs.h"
  #include "vsi.h" 
  
  extern BOOL _Alert(char *, T_HANDLE, ULONG);
  extern BOOL alert_info(char *, ...);
  #define NO_ALERT_INFO alert_info("")

  #define _STR(x) _VAL(x)
  #define _VAL(x) #x
  /*
   * The && FALSE in the end is just to notify the reader that 
   * FALSE is always returned if the predicate evaluates to false.
   */
  #define ALERT(expression, alertclass, function) ((expression) ? ((void) 0) : \
          (void) (_Alert(__FILE__ "(" _STR(__LINE__) ") \"" #expression "\"", VSI_CALLER TC_ALERT_##alertclass) && (function)))
 
  #define E_ALERT(expression, alertclass, function) ((expression) ? (TRUE) : \
          (BOOL)  (_Alert(__FILE__ "(" _STR(__LINE__) ") \"" #expression "\"", VSI_CALLER TC_ALERT_##alertclass) && (function) && FALSE))

#else /* ALERT_OFF */
  #define NO_ALERT_INFO (0)
  #define ALERT(expression, alertclass, function)   ((void) 0)
  #define E_ALERT(expression, alertclass, function) (expression)
#endif /* ALERT_OFF */

#endif /* ALERT_H */