DevNotes: The main change here was to turn WndProcEater into a class and create multiple instances of it, so that it could manage the WndProcs for multiple windows concurrently. The "frame" (top-level window) gets a WndProc that sets title and handles screensaver/alt-enter hacks. The "viewport" (provided by PCSX2) gets the usual keyboard input handler WndProc. Config buttons also have their own WndProc that avoid fuzzy logic conflicts with the other two.
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New method of ensuring thread safety. Device update code should always run in GS thread, even if the emulator really doesn't want to let me (Basically ancient versions of Pcsx2...Or any 3rd party emulators with their own version of MTGS). Updates on PADpoll, PADkeyEvent, or PADupdate, if one is called in the right thread. Updates in thread's WndProc otherwise. Overkill, perhaps, but I prefer to keep things compatible.
Removed "Update in GS thread" option.
Windows Messaging/Raw Input keyboard event queuing should work a little better.
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Changed intermediate debug build directory, for consistency.
Added another LilyPad-only build option, to compile without CRT dependencies, as manifests are evil.
Finally nuked the VC 2005 project.
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Attempt to fix keyboard input sometimes not working until window is unfocused/refocused. Happened to me once (And only once), when I was experimenting with disabling read input in GS thread. There are a number of potential causes of this, and I've added workarounds for several of them.
Slightly updated code to determine when to update pad state - added both a timer, so read state less when fast forwarding, and Multitap support (to that particular chunk of code).
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