mtime: Use mach_absolute_time on Mac OS X instead of gettimeofday.

mach_absolute_time() is a monotic clock, whereas gettimeofday() is not. For that reason setting your computer time while playing a movie won't halt playback anymore.

Seems to fix the dropped frame issue on Mac OS X.
Signed-off-by: Derk-Jan Hartman <hartman@videolan.org>

llvm seems to solve our cancellation issues. Revert "mtime: Make nanosleep a bit more cancelable than what it is on osx."

This reverts commit e1cb28a3.

llvm seems to solve our cancellation issues. Revert "Tentative hack for OSX msleep/mwait cancellation"

This reverts commit 3b6ed808.

This reverts commit 076dc435.

Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@sasmira.jbkempf.com>

fixed by Pierre Ynard

Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@sasmira.jbkempf.com>

This reverts commit 866faad6.

    module_t **list, *module;

    list = module_list_get (NULL);
    if (!list)
        return NULL;

    for (size_t i = 0; (module = list[i]) != NULL; i++)
                        ^^^^^^^^
I think this needs no more comment.

If module_find() does not find the requested module it would return an uninitialized pointer. This made VLC webplugin crash under MacOS X. Thus make sure to initialize it properly to NULL.

(I would not be surprised if the bug were in the VLC plugin though)

and fixed a small typo

macosx: re-arranged the audio and video menus to look similar to the Qt4 interface. Additionally, implemented an 'Open File...' item in the subtitles-submenu

macosx: implemented saving of the debug log as RTFD and slightly extended the catcher for outdated OS X versions.

Fixes #2517