== DETAILS
As part of a larger project to reduce/eliminate global state, this commit does the following:
1. move all the `runloop_` members of the `rarch_st` struct to a separate structure
2. create a static instance of that struct in retroarch.c
3. switch all references of `p_rarch->runloop_*` to `runloop_state.*`
4. remove the extraneous `runloop_` prefix on the new struct's members
* (OSX non-Metal build) Set disable execute page protection
* Rewrite commands and add new command type
This moves commands to a separate file and creates a consistent
interface for them. It is now possible to use multiple command
interfaces simultaneously (stdin, network and UDS).
Implemented a new interface for Lakka, UDS based (so Linux only). This
allow other Lakka servies to send certain commands to Retroarch in a
secure and reliable way.
Co-authored-by: twinaphex <libretro@gmail.com>
This keeps the tradition DRM driver along with the OGA one. The probe
function skips the driver if the screen is non rotated to fall back to
the regular DRM driver. This is being upstreamed from the Lakka repo.
This is the most common cache line size, helps with performance.
Also fixes issues with platforms like PSP that wrongly assume that
malloc returns aligned buffers (to 16bytes). This recently broke the PSP
builds.
Retroarch_data_h:2668:26: error: 'command_set_shader' undeclared here (not in function); do you mean 'command_get_ststus'?
{ "SET_SHADER", command_set_shader, "<shader path>" }
This also allows WiFi passwords to be remembered. The underlying
tool (connman) allows to store passswords (that's why it auto connects
whenever you boot a Lakka device), so we expose this so that the user
does not have to re-input the pass when connecting to a saved wifi.
Option to forget a password to come in a future PR, for now a password
is automatically forgotten if the Wifi connect operation fails (we assume
it fails due to password).
Changes the WiFi API to enable these features of course!
