When the debugger is entered with Shift-F12, this function is called to
release the mouse pointer. The second argument to SDL_SetWindowGrab
should be SDL_FALSE to disable the grab; previously, both _acquire and
_release had SDL_TRUE, which enables the grab.
The "fd" command didn't work in the debugger. This was because the "d"
was followed in the input buffer by \n rather than \0.
The Windows version of console_get replaces the terminating \r with \0.
amiberry's version uses fgets, which doesn't do this; it did adjust the
length value returned, but the debugger code doesn't look at the length.
Make it actually strip the newline characters when adjusting the length.
Under KMSDRM, if you started Amiberry from the command line with the -G parameter, and you entered the GUI once, resuming would not show the emulation screen.
* Remove capsimg submodule
* Add capsimg sources
* Add dependencies in Makefile and CMakeLists.txt to build libcapsimage.so
* Fix path in makefile
* Add libs to make clean also
* Automatically build capsimg as well
* Remove extra step to build capsimg from pipeline
* refactor: use separate dir for amiberry.conf and data under macOS (#1372)
Moving the contents of the data folder and amiberry.conf, under <user>/Library/Application Support/Amiberry for macOS platforms
The SelectFile dialog had an incorrect filter setting, which ended up appending the whole default filename instead of only the ".log" extension, if it wasn't found.
Added the WinUAE VSync options for Native and RTG as dropdowns, instead of the single checkbox we had before.
The Lagless modes are not implemented, not even sure we can do that in SDL2.
The other modes work the same way as in WinUAE.
Amiberry still uses V-Sync internally for the SDL_Presenter, so this only changes what is passed internally in the emulation. These options only make sense to enable if the monitor is already set to the right refresh rate - i.e. don't enable if your monitor only does 60Hz and you want to emulate a PAL machine (which needs 50).
Auto-detect any titles supporting MT32 MIDI output in WHDBooter, and enable the relevant feature in Amiberry (if the ROMs are installed).
This currently works based on the filename (it has to contain the word "MT32"), as it's not included in the XML.
Not many title supported MT32, so maybe this is good enough.
uae config files and savestates were only accepted from the command line, if they were the last parameters. If we however wanted to include -G after them (to hide the GUI), they would not get loaded.
