- min/max ranges initialized to some reasonable values
- fixed some bugs caused by reversed order of arguments of MONTHCAL_CopyTime
- update current month/year after setting current date
- changing months etc doesn't send MCN_SELECT (which could be sent
only after a particular day was clicked)
- changed (hit && MCHT_CALENDARDATE) to (hit == MCHT_CALENDARDATE)
completely incorrect message flow)
- update monthcal after date change in datetime
- choose different coordinates when DTS_SHOWNONE is not used
- embedded monthcal is now 200 pixels wide
- selecting a day in embedded monthcal updates the datetime and hides
the monthcal
- changing months/years by clicking month name/year in title bar works
- embedded month calendar is correctly destroyed (it used to stick on
the screen long after the datetime's container was closed)
detection (and not build time GL headers)
- add a new debug channel for hardware vertex shaders
- hardware VS "compiler" fixes:
-> special case for address registers (MOV must be replaced by ARL)
-> add line numbers to trace (better to find why NVidia drivers complains)
-> one parse to determine temporary and address registers needs
(@todo: check GL limits)
-> remove duplicate traces from Generic ParseProgram
non-dsound wave output performance in winealsa to an acceptable
level. It's still possible to do better than the current code, but
this should do for now.
values of the joystick mapped to the range the application wants
them
- generate events after setting the apropiate values in This->js
- replaced magic ints with defines from linux/input.h
- removed mapping code that generated wrong values for axes, that have
the center on the min or max
and stabs.c)
- started implementing typedef support
- functions now have a real function signature (only in stabs.c, still
to be done in msc.c)
- small enhancements to TI_GET_TYPE for functions
- added support for functions' block and local variables in registers
(msc.c)
- fixed some bugs in StackWalk
- constants are now stored as variants (instead of unsigned ints)
- fixed regular expression management (dbghelp's RE are not the same
as POSIX ones)
Alexandre Julliard