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add sndio(7) support which is the only supported mixer backend on OpenBSD #470

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This pull request adds sndio support to i3status. This is the only supported mixer backend
on OpenBSD so let's disable everything else.

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rnagy commented Dec 15, 2021

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@@ -50,6 +50,10 @@ if get_option('pulseaudio')
cdata.set('HAS_PULSEAUDIO', 1)
endif

if get_option('sndio')
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Instead of making this feature optional, can you make it non-optional on OpenBSD please?

src/sndio.c Outdated
static void ondesc(void *unused, struct sioctl_desc *d, int val) {
struct control *i, **pi;

if (d == NULL)
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Here and elsewhere, please add braces:

if (d == NULL) {
  return;
}

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fixed.

#include "i3status.h"

struct control {
struct control *next;
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Any reason not to use the include/queue.h macros for this list?

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i don't see the reason why for such simple code, but doable if you insist

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It’s not really about complexity, but rather uniformity and code re-use. No need to have multiple linked list implementations within the same project… :)

src/sndio.c Outdated
static void onval(void *unused, unsigned int addr, unsigned int value) {
struct control *c;

for (c = controls;; c = c->next) {
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Why not for (c = controls; c != NULL; c = c->next) instead of the explicit if (c == NULL) { return } below?

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fixed

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