. 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
. NB, the Microsoft SDK 7.1A doesn't contain dxguid.lib & ddraw.lib, so they are linked against these two dx libs that are already part of the AppleWin repo.
* Interface.h: ensure that functions in the interface are not exported by other header files.
This is generally harmless, except for the presence of default arguments, in which case the version with default arguments must come first.
To avoid the issue, these functions are only ever exported in the Interface.h header file.
