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irecv_devices_get_device_by_hardware_model()
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irecv_device_event_subscribe()
This fixes a potential deadlock that might occur when irecv_device_event_unsubscribe()
is called before the device event handler thread has started, eventually
resulting in a deadlock.
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when sending commands
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T2/iBridge devices
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instead of unsinged long long
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irecv_open_with_ecid() and make sure device list is always free'd properly
Thanks to tihmstar for pointing this out.
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This prevents unexpected output to stderr.
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... also print all values in irecovery as hex with 0x prefix to make it clear they are hex
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devices on macOS
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I shouldn't do late night commits without checking that I added all files
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