Older devkitARM toolchains incorrectly prevent _pthreadtypes.h from being included. Newer versions include it.
In order to make a version of ctr_pthread.h that works under both old and new toolchains, the typedefs are guarded by a define in _pthreadtypes.h that is only active if the other types are defined.
I've also added casts in order to make sure this compiles correctly with the standard pthread.h type definitions.
Set USE_CTRULIB_2=1 to build with libctru 2.0. When unset, this code
is compatible with the older toolchain.
Some 2.0 changes addressed rare problems in earlier versions:
- Save / restore stack pointer for init / exit
Otherwise, it could be outside of the range we deallocate.
- Run aptMainLoop in the audio driver to react correctly to sleep events
Other changes for 2.0:
- Remove ninjhax1 -- requires outdated APIs that have been removed
- Switch from __sync_arbiter to syncArbitrateAddress
- Use implicit gxCmdBuf
- Use gpuPresentBuffer for double buffering
On musl-libc, the compiler would print a warning for nbio_linux.c:
"warning: 'struct timespec' declared inside parameter list will not be
visible outside of this definition or declaration", indicating a missing
header defining this structure.
On glibc, this definition is provided through the stdlib header.
Instead of initial 12MB memory allocation, use a dynamically growing array.
This shares the container structure (now called rbuf) with the explore menu.
- Don't read the entire archive file into memory on systems without HAVE_MMAP
- Support ZIP files between 2GB ~ 4GB on 32bit architectures
- Remove zip exclusive members from `file_archive_transfer`
- Add `zip_context_t` for zip like the already existing `sevenzip_context_t`
- Unify cleanups of zip and 7z in `file_archive_file_backend::archive_parse_file_free`
- Handle some sizes and offsets as int64_t (preparation for future Zip64 support)
- Handle ZIP compression methods in `zlib_stream_decompress_data_to_file_init` not in `file_archive_perform_mode`
- Return progress of 7z iterating with `file_archive_parse_file_progress`
- Uses MMAP where available, for files up to 256MB
