- Fix the broken itemindex of ComboBox in the Settings dialog
- Change from LCID to uint32_t
- Rewrite the headers of the lang related functions (can handle the whole LCID as input)
- Add dummy functions to unix.c
- Add proper combobox handling in win_settings.c
- Added a lot of debug calls temporarily
- Reactivate every disabled option related to language changes
- Move lang_id to 86box.h from win.h
- Implement on-fly resource switch as discussed with OBattler
- Reimplement everything language related in the initialization section of the program
- Implemented the ladder of three points
1, what is the --lang?
2, what are definied in the config? (to be implemented)
3, what is the system language
Improved the banking of the ATI 28800-5 cards (VGA Charger and VGA Wonder XL).
Improved the skew and horizontal display of some of the ET4000W32P cards as well as the cursor.
Made the Oak OTI 077 and PVGA WD90c30 cards use the Sierra 11487 (actually a clone is used in the real cards).
For the WD90c30, changed the way the hack is involved.
Reverted some changes of the S3 Vision/Trio that originally made glitches, now the glitches are gone and the accelerator renders fine.
Re-organized the Sierra 1148x RAMDAC's and added the 11486 (Mark 1).
MCA SVGA cards use the full 32-bit mapping.
Added a timer to improve perfomance of the 3D engine.
Made the Trio3D/2X available for all.
Reserved bit 2 of CR33 is now always set to make sure Win95's Trio3d/2X drivers work along with a workaround for the memory size.
Added preliminary DMA bus master capabilities.
Fixed Chicago 73x (73f/g and 81)'s width/pitch in 15bpp mode using its built-in drivers at 800x600 using the 928.
Vastly improved implementation of the Short Stroke Vectors.
Removed threading for FIFO mode in the cards using the 964 chips and up.
Implementation of the non-threaded FIFO for cards using the 964 chips and up. Should fix most remaining wallpaper issues with those chips.
Improved recalctimings when 256+ mode Enhanced Mode is issued.
Added the MiroCRYSTAL 8S VLB card (805, SDAC).
