Added fallback to FBSurface::drawSurface() in case certain ports don't
want to implement it natively.
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making this class more robust, and enabling it to be used for either UI
surfaces or TIA surfaces.
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rectangles. Now that the underlying rendering is hardware accelerated,
this API more closely matches what is actually occurring. As well, it
makes things easier comprehend: 'src' rect is the actual surface data,
and 'dst' rect is its final output onscreen (scaling, etc being applied).
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to more clearly indicate its intent. It looks like
FBSurface::drawSurface() is essentially the same thing, and will
probably be removed.
Fixed header issue in OSX code, that wasn't detected until moving
to Xcode 5.
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functionality of FBSurfaceUI into FBSurface directly, since there was
absolutely no need of the SDL-specific code to know about underlying
FrameBuffer-specific stuff. This makes a clear separation between
SDL and the core code, making porting easier in the future. As a
result, renamed FBSurfaceUI as FBSurfaceSDL2.
Eventually, FBSurfaceTIA will disappear completely, being integrated
into FBSurface and FBSurfaceSDL2. Again, the logic for drawing the
TIA and using Blargg, etc has absolutely no place in SDL-specific
areas of the code.
When this conversion is complete, I see FrameBufferSDL2 and FBSurfaceSDL2
as being thin wrappers around SDL-specific functions that simply push
pixel data to the video system.
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things again :) Work continues on refactoring the FBSurface code, and
moving thing out of the xxxSDL classes that don't really have anything
to do with SDL. This will also make it easier to port Stella to other
graphical toolkits.
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