This reduces the chances of incompatibility between gcc and vs.
99% is "const char *" literals.
1 case of a goto jumping over a variable declaration (but it is not needed).
. simplify the interface FrameBase to make it easier to implement it for different cases (remove HDC and make parameters more explicit)
. remove functions which are only called on a Win32Frame (in which case a cast is guaranteed to succeed)
. otherwise there is the risk that every FrameBase implementation wants to add its own variants.
. FrameBase::FrameRefreshStatus() simplify implementation: pass all flags explicitly
* Video / FrameBase: move arch specific code to FrameBase.
* Video::Initialize & SetFrameBuffer.
Ensure initialization and SetBuffer can only happen in the right order.
* Video: move virtual functions to FrameBase.
With these changes all the virtual functions are in FrameBase and Video gets closer to be (only) the Apple ][ Video device.
* Move a few more functions from Video to FrameBase (snapshot related)
Now, the inclusion is one way with Video *not* including FrameBase.
* FrameBase::VideoRefreshScreen move Video related code to Video.
And only leave management to FrameBase.
Here are a few changes to make 64-bit build possible.
The changes are mainly to use windows api in the correct way that works for both 32-bit and 64-bit builds.
* WinVideo: move some generic functions back to Video.
Introduce a new virtual function (VideoPresentScreen) to draw the video buffer to video memory.
* Move Win32Frame::VideoRedrawScreen() to FrameBase as it is generic.
* Fix GCC build.
1) do not fwd declare enums
2) include only base class header file IPropertySheet.
* DSInit(): make sure sound devices are cleaned before the 2nd call.
And use std::string to avoid need of memory management.
. class hierarchy: WinVideo IS_A Video (ie. WinVideo is a subclass of Video)
. GetVideo() singleton instance of WinVideo in AppleWin.cpp, exposed via Interface.h
