Bill Dirks wrote:
> These funtions are only used by the X server modules, not the user
> application, right? And v4l/V4L2 driver and X driver need to be designed
> and maintained "together" anyway. So just add whatever ioctl functions
> for the communication between X and the Video for Linux kernel driver
> you need for your system.
Actually, my app doesn't do anything in X... it uses the framebuffer
directly.
Where I see the importance for V4L/2 to maintain compatibility with X,
I hope it doesn't become so tightly integrated that non-X apps won't
work. Likewise, we shouldn't be afraid of duplicating, in V4L/2,
video functionality available in X, as not all video apps have X
available.
Chris
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