With this commit, we now use a forked version of MESA which only supports OpenGL 1.1, like the windows implementation does.
It exposes :
- The same pixel formats
- The same set of extensions
- Nothing more
All of this without taking 10% of your build time.
If you need a more modern option, look at the MESA package from Rapps, which is (and must be) maintained outside of this code tree.
CORE-7499
* The previous version was overcomplicated and broken and therefore disabled.
* The new version also enforces NX protection on x64.
* Now that protecting works, also protect the boot loaded images.
Implemented the following actions: stick the window on the left/right or maximize it,
with the following shortcuts:
- Win key + Arrows;
- drag to left/right screen border;
- double-click on top/bottom.
CORE-12845
Previously, we would treat the input as unsigned coordinates, this is wrong!
If the coordinates are invalid, we try to find a focused or selected item.
The center of this item is where we'll show the menu.
When there is no item, we default to 0,0
- Increase the height of the trackbar in order to make it fully visible.
- Remove the selection range code.
- Set a range from 0 to 500 and fix the volume calculations accordingly.
- Set a tick frequency of 50 and a page size of 100.
- Play the default sound on TB_ENDTRACK notifications.
- Always use string pooling when building: this helps reducing the
size of the binaries due to string redundancy coming from the usage
of __FILE__ / __RELFILE__ in the debugging helper macros. Note also
that GCC builds use string pooling by default.
- Use suitable add_compile_flags() command.
- Add some explanative comments for some settings.
Some numbers (obtained with my local builds):
Before / After => Reduction
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freeldr.sys : 443 KB ( 453.632 bytes) / 364 KB ( 372.736 bytes) => ~ 18%
win32k.sys : 1877 KB (1.922.048 bytes) / 1562 KB (1.599.488 bytes) => ~ 17%
ntoskrnl.exe : 2253 KB (2.307.072 bytes) / 1902 KB (1.947.136 bytes) => ~ 15.6%
kernel32.dll : 3008 KB (3.080.192 bytes) / 2906 KB (2.975.744 bytes) => ~ 3.4%
Previously, we would just stick the menu on the edge of the screen.
We should actually try to flip the menu around the point of origin,
and only when that fails move it to the edge of the screen.
CORE-15001
CORE-9037
