New CVar "in_kbd" to set the layout for the keyboard. SDL 1.2
doesn't offer any way to determine it, and we need this feature
to use the same key for toggling the console independent of the
keyboard layout.
The old "in_nograb" from the Linux backend is still supported.
Use SDL to set video modes, get a GL context and detect the
amount of VRAM.
As with the Linux GLimp implementation, sys_videoRam can be used
in case the SDL detection fails.
Get rid of the 2 CPUID flags and combine them with SSE in one
implementation.
SSE flags can now be set on all x86 and x86_64 platforms -
independent of -ffast-math.
Helper defines borrowed from STREFLOP.
Use SDL_main on all platforms.
Fix main() for non-const argv so it matches with the SDL
prototype.
Adapt win32 WinMain() to main() and get rid of the win32 special
case in Common::Init().
Don't include the lazy precompiled.h everywhere, only what's
required for the compilation unit.
platform.h needs to be included instead to provide all essential
defines and types.
All includes use the relative path to the neo or the game
specific root.
Move all idlib related includes from idlib/Lib.h to precompiled.h.
precompiled.h still exists for the MFC stuff in tools/.
Add some missing header guards.
Detect CPU features at runtime via cpuid - code borrowed from
libavutil.
Availability of cpuid is not checked since pentium3 supports it
and that was the minimum requirement anyway.
Only features enabled at compile time will be available.
Forced MMX/SSE/SSE2/SSE3 and it passed all tests via:
./doom3.x86_64 +disconnect +set s_noSound 1 +testSIMD
This kills the funky GL logging stubs, which unnecessarily
complicates the build process (think future cmake).
As for logging GL calls: Use apitrace for that
https://github.com/apitrace/apitrace
Thread return types are different between platforms, and its
probably not a good idea to return something of a different size,
cast the callback and expect it to not crash.
the address of ‘hwparams’ will always evaluate as ‘true’
This was only in idAudioHardwareALSA::Initialize(), add the
missing return statement too while I'm at it.
