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Recent upstream IRMP core versions introduced a "release" flag in
addition to the "repeat" flag. Prepare the decoder to present these
flags when libraries should pass them in results.
The flags' being orthogonal slightly complicates the logic which
constructs annotation texts. Do provide text variants for all previously
supported zoom levels, yet try to keep the implementation as simple as
possible: Match list lengths for simplified folding. Always print the
flags field even if none of the flags is active (kind of was done before
this change as well, just not visible). This approach easily accepts
more flags as needed in future versions.
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Address several style nits in the previous implementation of the PC
library, but keep the core as is to simplify future upstream tracking.
Eliminate camel case identifiers, and in(?)/out prefixes for variables,
only keep s_ for global(?) variables. Fixup whitespace, reduce a little
indentation where appropriate. Separate variable declaration from later
assignments and updates to improve readability. Use C style comments.
Drop initializer values for .bss variables. Decorate the declaration as
well as implementation of routines for symbol export. Improve robustness
of name lookups in the list of known protocols.
Prefer native C language data types in the public API. Normalize data in
the wrapper so that application code need not care. Make the byte buffer
API for IR frame detection optional. The API is limited and overloaded
at the same time, and may need more consideration.
Extend comments in spots which are essential for proper operation, or
which encode non-obvious details of the build system. Control visibility
of public API identifiers on non-Windows platforms, too. Rephrase the
doxygen comments for more formal API documentation. Discuss limitations
in the current implementation. Keep a TODO list in the source code.
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Introduce sources which implement a shared object (DLL) which embeds the
IRMP core logic, receives pin values from an application, and makes IR
detection from previously captured data available in PC environments as
a library, in contrast to the text oriented desktop applications and the
MCU firmware which existed before in the upstream project.
Provided by: Rene Staffen
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