completely remove (currently unplugged) sticks from it.
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it is on all my test systems with 4 different controllers. We still
need bugtesters for this ...
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and joysticks. It's now easier to read/follow, and has less code.
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the advantages of C++11 (move semantics, list initialization, etc).
I'd hoped to somehow wrap a vector behind Common::Array and not have
to change the codebase to this extent, but it didn't work out. And
I've since read that it's bad form to extend from std::vector anyway.
This is *THE LAST* bit of work I'm doing with arrays; everything is
now a proper vector.
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lists to the Array class? Completely deleting all that code and
using a std::vector directly :)
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I've found and fixed a few memory leaks. You will need an up-to-date compiler.
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versa (I guess it's useful to test under multiple compilers).
Bumped version # for next test release.
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