OpenTK.dll.config was previously set to be always copied to the
output directory. This caused constant rebuilds in Visual Studio.
Setting this to "Preserve Newest" improves build times
significantly.
We have to load statically exported entry points using the regular OS
symbol loading facilities, and only use eglGetProcAddress for
extensions.
Fixes crash in https://github.com/mono/MonoGame/pull/2377
- The complete mouse state is now available in mouse events
- Horizontal wheels are now supported
- MouseState now takes up less memory and has a simpler internal
implementation.
They require further development, due to byte-order differences between
platforms.
MouseCursor is now derived from WindowIcon, which we will use for
INativeWindow.Icon support in the future, in order to remove the
dependency to System.Drawing.
Wrap new generated binding calls with using ErrorHelper. Sets up a try
to call the method in and a finally block to call Dispose on the
ErrorHelper. Currently hardcoded to only work for the graphics modules.
GLHelper.cs contains a number of overloads that cannot be resolved by
VB.Net. We cannot remove them, as that will break
backward-compatibility, but we can hide them by moving them after the
autogenerated overloads in GL.cs.
Terrible hack, but it appears to work.
Issue originally reported at http://www.opentk.com/node/3554 as "OpenTK
1.1, VB.net and ambiguous functions."
PlatformFactoryBase provides a common base interface for platform
backends. Platform backends should inherit from PlatformFactoryBase in
order to reduce code duplication.
LegacyJoystickDriver implements the legacy IJoystickDriver interface
(GameWindow.Joysticks) in terms of the new IJoystickDriver2 interface
(OpenTK.Input.Joystick).
This removes a large chunk of code from each platform backend, as they
no longer need to implement IJoystickDriver themselves. Additionally,
it adds support for device hot plugging which was previously missing.
