to "true". This uses the BSD socket API, so it's fairly portable (currently
only imeplemented under Unix, though). This works by sending raw Ethernet
packets as UDP packets to a fixed port number ("udpport", default is 6066),
using IP broadcasts to simulate Ethernet broad- and multicasts. Currently
only tested with AppleTalk.
- ADBMouseMoved(), ADBMouseDown/Up() and ADBKeyDown/Up() trigger the ADB
interrupt
- ADB mutex is only used for mouse movement (the only input state where it
matters)
- adb.cpp: toggling relative mouse mode resets mouse_x/y
- PrimeTime(0) schedules a timer task with 0 delay time; this is still not
the correct implementation, but it makes MacSyndicate work...
- Unix: pthreads are preferred to POSIX.4 timers for 60Hz ticks because the
timers drift badly under Linux and the thread can compensate for drifting
well enough
- Unix: moved GetTicks_usec() and Delay_usec() to timer_unix.cpp
- video_x.cpp: X mouse acceleration is disabled in relative mouse mode because
MacOS does its own acceleration
- video_x.cpp: palette[].pixel and palette[].flags are always preset
- video_x.cpp: decoupled X event handling from 60Hz video refresh cycle by
using select() with a timeout on the X fd
- ether_linux.cpp moved and renamed to ether_unix.cpp, now also works with
the tap driver under FreeBSD [Michael Alyn Miller]
- fpu_x86_asm.h: fixed problem in with newer GCC pre-processors
