LCD Size Updates when Frame is resized
Cleaned some code related to resizing frame and updating LCD Size
Fixed a bug related to LCD Size Changing (maximizing working)
Added icon to wxwabbitemu, requires bmp file in the same folder for now, though
Fixed icon support. For most (if not all) platforms, this should be flawless. There is an #ifdef currently for Windows for future "big icon" support.
Added skin
Added wx-config and version check to build script, added disabling of OnSize and the size menus when the skin is enabled, since they don't work. Finally - added GIF support... that is broken. A GIF can be gotten from it, but it's a single frame and will freeze the whole app.
Fixed a silly mistake in the build_wx script where during a minor version check, major versions were being compared.
Separated new code from main trunk so nothing goes wrong... :P This is for the merging of new Wabbitemu code and for the restructuring of the wxWidgets part(s) of the code.
Added rest of code in from merge; this should be it.
Fixed more code... for better or worse. (That is, it compiles, but I have no idea if it will work in the end when the GUI parts start coming together.) Also, deprecated sendfiles.c/sendfiles.h in favor of SendFile.c/SendFile.h.
Quick fix - tmpnam to mkstemp for more security in savestate.c.
Another quick fix - fix build_wx to build new SendFile.c instead of sendfiles.c; updated build_run_wx with all the changes and fixes made to build_wx. The updated build_wx and build_run_wx will (and should) be merged with trunk soon...
More little quick fixes - made SendFile.cpp compilable, fix missing parenthesises in savestate.c, and fixed build_wx and build_run_wx to build SendFile.cpp, NOT SendFIle.c.
Fixed some linking warnings and issues (note that it still won't link because there's no main()), and label.c now compiles. All that is left is revamping the GUI code a bit to fit this new API.
Initial work to make new code work - removing all GUI dependencies from calc.h and placing the struct into gui_wx.h. Most code that depend on the calc_c type will now be broken - basically, all the GUI code. (Then again, they weren't really working in the first place... :P)