We need to use a namespace Common { } there to make strict C++ compilers
like clang++ and comeau happy. I also added a slight comment about why
that is needed to the macro definition and a note that you need to use
it from the global namespace.
svn-id: r48254
- new GUI/themes
- no more funky colors!
- load/delete saved games
- cleaned-up Makefile.PS2 :
- dropped multiple extra paths
- dropped deprecated deps (UCL, MPEG2)
- all possible devices are supported to store, play and save games:
- CD
- HD
- USB
- MC
- REMOTE ! (this could actually be anywhere on the internet
as long as you run "ps2client listen" on the machine on
the other side that hosts the games)
- tested from :
- ps2link
- uLE
- toxicOS
- tested with:
- bass
- bs1
- mi1
- comi
- indy4
- ft
- ite
- ihnm
- elvira1
- dig
- kyra
- lure
- simon2
- goblins1
Played all those games in 1 session using RTL. Very smooth,
sub-second RTL experience. No crash!
- new PAL/NTSC detection : we are now reading the flavor from PS2 ROM,
it should work on all PS2 slim too
- new PAL TV centering : no more missing chunk of games on top/bottom
- we can now read the savefiles from Linux/SDL and other backends!
if you add that you can read them from remote together with the
games that you already have there, you can imagine the fun ;-)
- we fully implement RTL with every games/engine
- we nicely reboot / shutdown on quit
- fully support for themes/savegames paths. Run from MC, play the
games on remote and store your data on USB or HD. No limits!
- universal write/read for every media (of course no write on CD/DVD!)
- fully async / DMA read-write access to every media (even MC!)
- optimized cache/read-ahead for every media - now COMI is fast and
enjoyable from remote as it is from CD ;-)
- non polluting MC storage, just 1 folder + 1 icon, so that you can
copy all your settings / saved games to another MC in one go!
svn-id: r39102
Also rearranged the factories into a new directory for clarity.
Note 1: The posix-file.h and cpp files are for testing only. Only the ds, ps2 and symbian architecture will use special BaseFile based objects.
Note 2: The current code does not yet make use of this new structure, since the Common::File remains intact.
svn-id: r28395
