Add optional SDL3 support while keeping SDL2 as the default. SDL3 builds
must be selected explicitly with the SYSTEM3_SDL_VERSION CMake option.
Centralize most SDL2/SDL3 API differences behind compatibility interfaces.
Audio playback uses a dedicated SDL3 backend based on SDL3 audio streams,
implemented separately in mako_sdl3.cpp.
Android and Nintendo Switch remain on SDL2 for now.
- MP3/OGG files are now decoded with dr_mp3 and stb_vorbis via the new
MakoMusic backend.
- Merge src/win/mako.cpp into src/generic/mako.cpp: Windows now uses the
same SDL audio path.
- A single SDL2 audio device mixes FM, BGM and PCM in its callback with
SDL_MixAudioFormat.
- PCM plays through SDL_AudioStream.
- dr_mp3 and stb_vorbis are vendored under deps/ and included from
mako_music.cpp. Warnings for that translation unit are silenced.
This introduces "Streamer Mode" to mosaic specified NSFW images, making
the game suitable for streaming or public viewing. This feature is
enabled via the '-censor <file>' command-line option, which takes a file
containing a list of image numbers to be filtered.
Before this, the virtual VRAM was 32 bits per pixel, with each pixel
holding an 8-bit index color or 0x80RRGGBB. The latter was for Ayumi-
chan Monogatari Jisshaban, which has been unsupported since system3-sdl2
was forked from System3 for Win32.
This change removes the 0x80RRGGBB format and makes the virtual VRAM 8
bits per pixel.
- Now tracing is not a build-time config but a runtime option (`-trace`)
- One command per line, so that traces are not mixed with other outputs
- Send traces to DAP client
- Fix garbled characters in non-SJIS environments
`-texthook print` prints text to console, and `-texthook copy`
automatically copies text to clipboard (for use with text hooker tools).
On Windows, copy mode can be toggled from the menu bar.
Before this, MIDI playback was done by generating an SMF data stream,
which was then played using platform-specific methods (MCI on Windows,
MediaPlayer on Android, SDL_Mixer on other platforms). However, this
approach had an issue where the Y18 command (which reads loop counts and
markers) did not work correctly.
With this change, the MAKOMidi class now uses the RtMidi library to
control MIDI devices in real-time. This approach was used in the
original "System3 for win32", but has now been made cross-platform.
The dependency on RtMidi is optional. If RtMidi is not available at
build time or a MIDI device is unavailable at runtime, FM synthesis will
be used.
This corresponds to xsystem35's `.xsys35rc` file (but loaded only from
the game directory). The format is a subset of .ini file.
This will enable using custom fonts on Android / Web.
This adds support for "real" FM sound that can be used instead of MIDI
sound. (Currently only available on platforms where SDL_mixer is used.)
The MakoFM class interprets AMUS.DAT to create a write sequence to the
OPNA registers, from which fmgen generates an audio stream.
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