'v0_17-pre-tempclone'.

r3316

r3315

r3314

r3313

merged libfb_io_keys.c into libfb_io_input.c (they both declared and used the same big static data tables)

r3312

fbdev and X11 drivers updated to support events, missing DOS and Win32
drivers.
- Added an example on SCREENEVENT (examples/gfx/fbgfx_events.bas)
- Updated fbgfx.bi with new EVENT structure and supported event type IDs

r3311

r3310

r3309

internal change: the register allocator now takes the sizes into account so SI/DI won't be allocated as byte registers, simplifying the x86 emitter a bit

r3308

r3307

r3306

r3305

r3304

r3303

r3302

r3301

r3300

r3299

r3298

r3297

All primitives are compatible with both old-style 4 bytes header and
this new, 32 bytes long one.
Thanks to the new header, we can now store custom sprite pitch, allowing
to align pixel data on the paragraph boundary (16 bytes)

r3296

r3295

r3294

r3292

- Enabled MMX Alpha blitter

r3291

Why in the first place the Linux INPUT code was different from the other
platforms? I guess specialized code was added long ago before the Linux
console was considered reliable enough... Anyway, now all platforms use
the same codebase, but I've left the old specialized code in case it may
be needed again in the future.

r3290

r3289

fixed: implicit clone()'s would be created for structs with string fields that defined explicit clone()'s using unresolved forward types to self as the rhs parameter

r3288

r3287

fixed: initializers of static or shared instances without a default constructor were not being emitted

r3286

r3285

dlopen() will fail

r3284

r3283

r3282

r3281

r3280

r3279

- rtInit() and rtEnd() will be called from a private static ctor/dtor in libfb_ctor.o (the latest obj file passed before crtend);

r3278

r3277

r3276