Hi there :-) About that sync_token stuff: ->Adi: Can't you dig up that info from our Email conversations? If I remember correctly this would be the third time I'd have to explain this? If not, I could try again: but I'd first have to take a look again. Things I don't use for a longer period of time tend to go into the 'background' in my head :-) ->Axel: I think your'e right: Also since few drivers (max) support this feature. My drivers do not, but Thomas' driver might. No support yet BTW because I don't have the full (hardware related) info I need for that. If I'd need to write it again, I guess it would be a doc somehow, no Email (I really don't want to do it a fourth time :). I really don't want to spend time on learning some specific documentation format though. I'd _much_ rather keep spending my time on improving and extending those drivers I work on for instance. There's still much (interesting stuff for me) left todo 8-) BTW: Cool to see so much happening (on this list) nowadays! Can't wait to start doing my dev. stuff using Haiku itself ;-) Bye! Rudolf. ----- Axel wrote: >Well, one step after another - it's much more important to get that >beast stable now, and to fix all the functional bugs. > >Why not via eMail? You can still edit it then and put it into SVN - >it's a bit too much to ask from Rudolf, I think. ----- Adi wrote: > Haiku running slow is a good opportunity to see some of its > graphical interface > defects. I think this is one of them and it can be solved. Also, on > multiple CPU > systems this would boost performance considerably. > I remember talking about such a thing with Rudolf. It was related > to > "engine_(sync/token)" IIRC. > > Rudolf, can you please write a document about how you know this > stuff works and > how to be used. A "HowTo use engine sync token feature". I promise > this is the > last time I ask for this. :-) > But, please write a document we can put user version control, not > explain by email. -----