* shared/exidysound.cpp: Use real 8253 PIT device rather than a local
implementation, fixed class memory access error, cleaned up code to
use virtual member functions idiomatically.
* cpu/alto2: Fixed class memory access error (was nuking unique
pointers).
* interton/vc4000_v.cpp: Fixed class memory access error, got rid of
indirection on bitmap, cleaned up a little.
* Enabled error for GCC class memory access warning to avoid rot.
* Made it a bit easier to cross-compile for x86-64 or i686 on an AArch64
Windows system.
* Choose the default native recompiler back-end based on predefined
macros rather than requiring the build scripts to set it.
* Don't require every target without a native recompiler to declare
this.
* Got rid of the code that was supposed to set -m32 or -m64 when
building GENie (it didn't work - it tried to use ARCHITECTURE before
setting it).
* Avoid relying on the unreliable PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE environment
variable.
* Got rid of stuff for versions of Xcode that are definitely no longer
supported.
* Got rid of workarounds for very old Linux distros.
* Use newer makefile syntax for if/else/if structures, comment some else
and endif statements for clarity.
* Emscripten: Fixes to get BGFX working
* Move emscripten specific setup into an #elif statement
* Fix indentation
* emscripten: remove no longer link option DEMANGLE_SUPPORT
* Updated to GENie 1181.
* Applied local fix for GENie resource include directory bug, sent upstream as bkaradzic/GENie#572.
* Set MSVC flags to use conformant preprocessor, standards conformance mode, and assume UTF-8 encoding.
This restores the previous status quo from Emscripten 3.1.28 where asio is always compiled with pthread support, however threading is still not actually functional in the Emscripten target.
The change in behaviour appears to be due to emscripten-core/emscripten@690f1bdb9e
Without this patch, order of entries in
generated/has_{buses,cpus,formats,machines,sounds,videos}.h
varied across builds.
This patch was done while working on reproducible builds for openSUSE.
Co-authored-by: Bernhard M. Wiedemann <bernhard+gitcommit lsmod.de>
