On many/most platforms, GraphicsContexts can only be released by the
thread where they are current. This means that the user must call
GraphicsContext.Dispose() or risk a resource leak.
Since we cannot release contexts on the finalizer thread, we should keep
strong references, instead of weak references, until the user explicitly
calls Dispose().
This patch fixes issues with SDL2 crashing when running the MonoGame
WindowsGL test suite.
Misbehaving clients that shall not be named here may call
GameWindow.Close() inside the GameWindow.Closing event. This causes
recursion in SDL2, crashing the application.
This patch adds a guard to protect against recursion when calling
GameWindow.Close().
Several projects are still using the last svn revision from the
sourceforge repository (r3127). These overloads provide an upgrade path
from r3127 to OpenTK 1.1.
The Mono 2.10 compiler fails when compiling extern methods that are not
marked as DllImport. We fix that by adding a method body that throws a
NotImplementedException instead.
Additionally, MonoDevelop 2.8 cannot open sln files with ToolsVersion 12.
The fix is to change ToolsVersion to 11.
SDL2 fails to report several different WindowState changes. OpenTK uses
a number of hacks to make it work to some extent, however real fixes
will have to be implemented upstream.
In OpenTK 1.1, GraphicsMode queries the platform for a mode id lazily.
By delaying VisualInfo selection until the GraphicsContext is constructed
we ensure that a concrete GraphicsMode is selected and ready for use.
SDL2 does not support changing display resolutions independently of an
SDL window. As a workaround, if the user uses ChangeResolution and then
makes a GameWindow fullscreen, we use old-style SDL fullscreen which
changes the resolution. If the user makes a GameWindow fullscreen
without calling ChangeResolution first, we use the new
fullscreen-desktop mode to match the other OpenTK backends.
