3e075586ea ("To prevent undesirable release of
analogue joystick while using touchpad.") used SDLK_LSUPER from SDL1.2 which is
not used anymore in mupen64plus-input-sdl. Instead SDL2 keys must be used and
only the SDL1.2 compatibility wrapper can reference SDLK_*
Github provides a Travis CI integration which makes it easy to have a quick
check of a patch before a pull request is accepted. It is not enough to prove
the correctness of a contribution but at least helps to avoid some of the worst
build problems.
This feature *must* be enabled by the mupen64plus administrator *before this
commit is merged*:
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While playing FPS game like Goldeneye, The World is not Enough etc with touchpad, the cursor/crosshair/crosswire tries to return to origin/centre thus preventing player to set it to target hence shoot it. Now this can be prevented by pressing Left Window Key, then moving cursor through touchpad.
The current version of SDL is 2.0.3. All new releases of distributions contain
this library already. Current Linux distributions and OpenBSD even backporting
patches from Mupen64Plus 2.1 repo to use SDL 2. Android and other mobile
platform don't have support for legacy SDL 1.2.
People like Anthony J. Bentley and Riley Labrecque already requested
a new release of Mupen64Plus 2.1 with SDL2
Add auto-configuration for ACRUX Gamepads (USB ID: 1a34:080) a Xbox 360
controller clone sold under various brands and clarify mapping description
for Xbox 360 controllers and clones in README.
Different names on Linux and Windows
saitek p580 rumble pad (name in windows device manager)
Colour Rumble Pad (name detected by mupen64 on windows 8)
Jess Technology Colour Rumble Pad (name on Linux lsusb)
Tested on windows 8 and Ubuntu 12.04
Different operation systems (Unix vs. Windows) use different line ending types.
It can easily happen that users from different systems edit files and replace
all line endings of a file with the system specific version. This screws up
diffs and makes merges harder.
Git can normalize line endings for specific files and avoid this problem.
Binary files should be marked to avoid accidentally normalization.
The *.d depends files for make just list the files used when building an
object file. Removing a file listed in such a dependency file causes make to
search for a way to recreate it. This usually cannot work because these files
aren't autogenerated.
The gcc option -MP can be used to generate empty rule for these files. Removing
a file in a dependency list will then execute this empty rule and continue with
the execution of the creation of the object file. This compilation process will
then automatically correct the dependency file.
