Because shift keys were ignored in the event message and only issued during polling, a quick key press and release between polling would get ignored.
This change also fixes left alt up key events getting issued (and sent to the core) twice.
* Initial implementation of CoreAspect uniform
* float -> float_t
* Possibly fix wii_u building
* vulkan: use float instead of float_t;
* slangp: Advertise support of CoreAspect uniform
by defining _RARCH_HAS_COREASPECT_UNIFORM early in the shader source, just after "#extension GL_GOOGLE_cpp_style_line_directive : require"
* CoreAspect + glsl fix: use glUniform1f()
* Add CoreAspectRot uniform.
It reports CoreAspect value or 1/CoreAspect when the content is rotated by 90 or 270 deg.
* Fixed stupid typo
* Just use _HAS_COREASPECT_UNIFORMS to check for CoreAspect uniforms support (was _RARCH_HAS_COREASPECT_UNIFORMS)
* Rename CoreAspect, CoreAspectRot, _HAS_COREASPECT_UNIFORMS to OriginalAspect, OriginlAspectRot, _HAS_ORIGINALASPECT_UNIFORMS
* GLCore: void Pass::build_semantic_float needs glUniform1f.
...how on earth did it worked for UBO !?
* d3d10,11,12, wrong function called by overlook.
* Add test shader, will remove that before PR
* Fix metal rotated aspect reporting
* remove test shader
* Fix C89 Build
* Use OriginalAspectRotated instead of OriginalAspectRot
* Add CoreFPS and FrameTimeDelta Uniforms.
_HAS_ORIGINALASPECT_UNIFORMS is (#)defined and can be used to query for them.
* add test shader
* remote test shader
* Wrong paste.
* gx2: use float
* wrong indentation
* resolved merge conflict
* fix indentation
* Fix comment/Formatting
* Change uniform name from CoreFPS to OriginalFPS
* underliyng references: core_fps -> original_fps
New environment set call to enable a bit more sensible handling of
absolute pointing devices (pointer and lightgun). With the
confinement enabled, pointing devices will not return neither
-0x8000 nor (0,0), which was anyway dependent on the input driver,
instead they will stay at the extreme edge.
* Initial implementation of CoreAspect uniform
* float -> float_t
* Possibly fix wii_u building
* vulkan: use float instead of float_t;
* slangp: Advertise support of CoreAspect uniform
by defining _RARCH_HAS_COREASPECT_UNIFORM early in the shader source, just after "#extension GL_GOOGLE_cpp_style_line_directive : require"
* CoreAspect + glsl fix: use glUniform1f()
* Add CoreAspectRot uniform.
It reports CoreAspect value or 1/CoreAspect when the content is rotated by 90 or 270 deg.
* Fixed stupid typo
* Just use _HAS_COREASPECT_UNIFORMS to check for CoreAspect uniforms support (was _RARCH_HAS_COREASPECT_UNIFORMS)
* Rename CoreAspect, CoreAspectRot, _HAS_COREASPECT_UNIFORMS to OriginalAspect, OriginlAspectRot, _HAS_ORIGINALASPECT_UNIFORMS
* GLCore: void Pass::build_semantic_float needs glUniform1f.
...how on earth did it worked for UBO !?
* d3d10,11,12, wrong function called by overlook.
* Add test shader, will remove that before PR
* Fix metal rotated aspect reporting
* remove test shader
* Fix C89 Build
* Use OriginalAspectRotated instead of OriginalAspectRot
* slang shaders: add support for __has_include like C++17 macro.
This adds a new #pragma include_if_exist "filename" directive that acts like #include statements,
but does not return error if the file does not exists.
* removed unuseful define
The build with `--enable-wayland --disable-kms` has a part where an
unsigned long is passed as a void*, but GCC 14 enforces
-Werror=int-conversion, causing the build to fail.
https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-14/porting_to.html#int-conversion
This commit imports a series of patches from the FreeBSD port of RetroArch to
improve build compatibility and address specific issues encountered in the
FreeBSD environment. These patches, sourced from the FreeBSD Ports collection
(https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/tree/games/retroarch/files), have been adapted
and tested to ensure they integrate seamlessly with the current build process.
