This removes the user_index == 0 requirement from the InputSystem code, and updates WinKeyInputDriver to use the first non-connected user index if it can.
Eg. if you had 2 XInput controllers plugged in, those two will take up user index 0 and 1, and keyboard will take user index 2.
If all four indexes are taken up already, the WinKey driver will be disabled.
(This is done by passing already-setup drivers to each drivers Setup function: since WinKey is the last to be setup, this'll let it query the XInput driver and find which user_index it should handle)
Profiles can now be placed as either an extracted folder with GPDs, or an STFS package, inside the Documents\Xenia\content\FFFE07D1\00010000\ directory
eg. Documents\Xenia\content\FFFE07D1\00010000\E0000E07FA53D7F1
(this roughly matches the same location as X360 stores it)
If loading an STFS package the package will first get extracted to <path>.dir/, and then the profile is loaded/saved into that directory.
(originally was going to mount the package and read everything in-memory, but then realized how hard adding new files/modifying/etc would be.. VFS doesn't allow mixing two devices into the same mount_path afaik)
Code for extraction is taken from xenia-vfs-dump (as StfsContainerDevice::ExtractToFolder)
A [XAM]profile_xuid config option is added too, which should let you pick which profile to load from the FFFE07D1\00010000\ folder if you have multiple there.
(at least I hope it should - something like "profile_xuid = 0xE0000E07FA53D7F1" will work I hope... cpptoml might have issues with hex digits though, not sure, will investigate later...)
If profile_xuid isn't set (left at -1), Xenia will just load whatever the first file/folder inside there is.
Tried setting a uint64 setting to -1 (FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF), which made it throw a out of range exception when loading the toml...
Internally it uses int64 to parse numbers, so I guess it doesn't work well with converting to uint64?
Changing everything from uint64->int64 seems to solve it though, now -1 works fine.
GetTitleGpd should work fine for what we're using it for here... it could be a good idea to keep an instance of the current SpaFile of the running title and have a GetTitleSpa that returns that though, since I think some stuff like XamReadString might eventually need access to SPA data, not really sure yet though.
Disclaimer: On old dash it causes memleak (slight),
newer dashboards allocates them only once which is solution for that.
Ps. If anyone have easy solution please implement it. Cheers
Stubs: DmGetXbeInfo, DmIsDebuggerPresent, DmRegisterCommandProcessor, DmRegisterCommandProcessorEx
This helps progress some debug builds of games, DmGetXboxName error codes are based on what some games seem to expect from it.
Will probably be a good idea to move most of this to xbdm_info.cc soon.
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