* Massive reduction in heap space allocation, going from settings struct
264kb to 119Kb
* Use NAME_MAX_LENGTH for base paths/names, etc
* Use DIR_MAX_LENGTH for directory sizes
usage of strlcpy (when position/offset of previous strlcpy/snprintf call
is known. strlcat implementation in libretro-common makes implicit strlen
call, using strlcpy avoids this
* Reduce a bunch of local char variables by use of said clever usage,
should save up on local stack size usage
When a simple preset loads, wildcards which are found in paths inside the presets will
be replaced with values coming from the current RetroArch context. This will operate
on both texture paths and reference paths.
This would allow you to do things like have one preset which could be used with the entire list of images from the Bezel Project
E.G.
"/shaders/MyBackground_$VID-DRV$ _$CORE$.png"
would be replaced with
"/shaders/MyBackground_glcore_YabaSanshiro.png"
If no file found at that path, the path will revert to the original path, so operates as a fallback
"/shaders/MyBackground_$VID-DRV$ _$CORE$.png"
* Possible wildcards/tokens to be replaced:
*
* $CONTENT-DIR$ -> Content Directory of the game rom
*
* $CORE$ -> Core name
*
* $GAME$ -> Game ROM's name
*
* $VID-DRV$ -> Video Driver: Currently active driver, possible replacement values:
* glcore
* gl
* vulkan
* d3d11
* d3d9_hlsl
* "N/A"
*
* $VID-DRV-SHADER-EXT$ -> Video Driver Shader File Extension: The extension of shaders type supported by the current video driver:
* cg
* glsl
* slang
*
* $VID-DRV-PRESET-EXT$ -> Video Driver Preset File Extension: The extension of shaders type supported by the current video driver:
* cgp
* glslp
* slangp
*
* $CORE-REQ-ROT$ -> Core Requested Rotation: Rotation the core is requesting, possible replacement values:
* CORE-REQ-ROT-0
* CORE-REQ-ROT-90
* CORE-REQ-ROT-180
* CORE-REQ-ROT-270
*
* $VID-ALLOW-CORE-ROT$ -> Video Allow Core Rotation: Reflects Retroarch's setting allowing the core requested rotation to affect the final rotation:
* VID-ALLOW-CORE-ROT-OFF
* VID-ALLOW-CORE-ROT-ON
*
* $VID-USER-ROT$ -> Video User Rotation: Rotation the core is requesting, possible replacement values, does not affect the UI:
* VID-USER-ROT-0
* VID-USER-ROT-90
* VID-USER-ROT-180
* VID-USER-ROT-270
*
* $VID-FINAL-ROT$ -> Video Final Rotation: Rotation which is the sum of the user rotation and the core rotation if it has been allowed, does not affect the UI:
* VID-FINAL-ROT-0
* VID-FINAL-ROT-90
* VID-FINAL-ROT-180
* VID-FINAL-ROT-270
*
* $SCREEN-ORIENT$ -> Screen Orientation: User adjusted screen orientation, will change windows from landscape to portrait, including the Retroarch UI:
* SCREEN-ORIENT-0
* SCREEN-ORIENT-90
* SCREEN-ORIENT-180
* SCREEN-ORIENT-270
*
* $VIEW-ASPECT-ORIENT$ -> Viewport Aspect Orientation: Orientation of the aspect ratio of the RetroArch viewport
* VIEW-ASPECT-ORIENT-HORZ
* VIEW-ASPECT-ORIENT-VERT
*
* $CORE-ASPECT-ORIENT$ -> Core Aspect Orientation: Orientation of the aspect ratio requested by the core
* CORE-ASPECT-ORIENT-HORZ
* CORE-ASPECT-ORIENT-VERT
*
* $PRESET_DIR$ -> Preset directory's name
*
* $PRESET$ -> Preset's name
*
* If no wildcards are found within the path, or the path
* after replacing the wildcards does not exist on disk,
* the path returned will be unaffected.
WIP version of Append and Prepend preset, Includes UI for Standard Retroarch, but not the QT UI companion
Co-authored-by: HyperspaceMadness <remimcgill@hotmail.com>
* * Use flags for rarch_state
* Get rid of ^M linebreaks in retroarch_types.h
* Buildfixes for consoles
* (audio driver) use flags instead of bools
* (video) Use flags instead of bools
* Rewrite input driver state bools into flags
(snprintf) Try to reduce or simplify snprintf calls, only tend to
use it for processing integers/numbers and avoid it for regular
string concatenation (NOTE: we try to be a bit safer about it to
address earlier cited criticism, although we don't consider concatenating
3 or 4 characters at the end to be insecure)
(msg_hash_to_str) Try to avoid duplicate calls to the same localized
string when we can just cache the results once instead locally
Eric Warmenhoven