Aric Stewart aricstewart@gmail.com writes:
Right now, only enabled if no other joystick platform layer is defined or HID_WINMM is explicitly defined
There shouldn't be any reason to ifdef it out, even when it's not used it should at least be built.
On 2/6/17 3:14 PM, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Aric Stewart aricstewart@gmail.com writes:
Right now, only enabled if no other joystick platform layer is defined or HID_WINMM is explicitly defined
There shouldn't be any reason to ifdef it out, even when it's not used it should at least be built.
Hi Alexandre,
The way that driver code is done only 1 of the module can compile at a time. They all have duplicate symbols and such. So I was matching the architecture that was existing. Do you want me to rework the architecture of the whole module to allow for multiple modules and select them more run time like dinput? Or are you willing to reconsider the ifdef?
-aric
Aric Stewart aric@codeweavers.com writes:
Hi Alexandre,
The way that driver code is done only 1 of the module can compile at a time. They all have duplicate symbols and such. So I was matching the architecture that was existing. Do you want me to rework the architecture of the whole module to allow for multiple modules and select them more run time like dinput? Or are you willing to reconsider the ifdef?
Yes, you'd have to change the architecture a little to allow multiple modules. Otherwise, we can kill the old support and switch straight to HID. That should be good for your regression count ;-)