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r34756 Friday 30th January, 2015 at 23:57:49 UTC by Angelo Salese
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/mamedev/mame

[src/mame/drivers]	comebaby.c
[src/osd/sdl]	video.c video.h

trunk/src/mame/drivers/comebaby.c

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2	2	(c) 2000 ExPotato Co. Ltd (Excellent Potato)
3	3
4	4	TODO:
5		Can't be emulated without proper motherboard BIOS
	5	Nearly everything.
6	6
7		There also appears to be a sequel which may be running on the same hardware, which might not have been released.
	7	There also appears to be a sequel which may be running on the same hardware, but which does not seem to have been released.
8	8	Come On Baby - Ballympic Heroes!  (c) 2001
9	9
10	10	Other games in this series include:
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16	16	This is a Korean PC based board running Windows.  The game runs fully from
17	17	the hard disk making these things rather fragile and prone to damage.
18	18
19		Very little is known about the actual PC at this time, and the driver is
20		just a skeleton placeholder for the CHD dump of the hard disk.
	19	PC Motherboard: PC Partner BXAS1-928
	20	BIOS String: 07/03/2000-440BX-ITE8671-2A69KV3IC-00
	21	aka. BIOS-I-2M
	22	Award BIOS
	23	B1120IAG.BIN   For Super IO = ITE 8671
	24	Clock Gen IC : Winbond-39A
	25	(Nov/2000 built)
	26
	27	CPU - Slot 1 Celeron 633MHz (66x9.5)
	28	Memory - 65536k SDRAM PC100
21	29
22		The donor PC looks like a standard Windows98 setup.
	30	Brief motherboard overview (from PC Partner BXAS1-928 motherboard manual)
	31	--
	32
	33	HARDWARE CONFIGURATION
	34	This motherboard is based on Intel 82440BX chipset. The chipset is a
	35	highly integrated solution for a cost-effective and compact motherboard.
	36	The motherboard supports standard DIMM module, PC-100 DIMM module or
	37	Registered DIMM Module.
	38
	39	Features on-board include....
	40	super-I/O, Ultra DMA33 (Ultra DMA66 optional for VIA chipset), PCI bus master IDE, AGP Ver 1.0, PCI Ver 2.1 compliance,
	41	USB, VRM 8.4 compliance, ECC, ATX specification 2.01 compliance, hardware monitoring (optional), On-board PCI Sound
	42	Sub-system(optional). Supports PC-100 DIMM Module.
	43
	44	Key Features:
	45
	46	Processor
	47	- Full support for the Intel Pentium II & Intel Pentium III, Intel Celeron and Deschutes processors using Slot 1 connector.
	48	- Slot 1 connector for Intel Pentium II & Intel Pentium III microprocessors.
	49	- Supports 66MHz and 100MHz bus speed including all Pentium II & Pentium III processors and future processor.
	50
	51	CPU Speed Setting
	52	- Jumper setting or no jumper is needed to set for various speed of CPU (Factory optional).
	53
	54	VRM (Voltage Regulator Modules) on Board
	55	- Flexible motherboard design with on-board VRM 8.4, easy to upgrade with
	56	Future Intel Pentium II & Pentium III processors.
	57
	58	Cache
	59	- Pentium II & Pentium III Processor built-in L2 cache.
	60
	61	System Memory
	62	- Up to 384MB (SDRAM) or 768MB (Registered SDRAM) - for 440BX.
	63	- A total of three 168-pin DIMM sockets for 440BX.
	64	- Supports SDRAM (only for 66MHz bus speed).
	65	- Supports PC-100.
	66
	67	Memory Organization
	68	- Supports single-density DIMMs of 1MB, 2MB, 4MB, 8MB and 16MB depth (x64 or 72).
	69	- Supports double-density DIMMs of 2MB, 4MB, 8MB, 16MB and 32MB depth
	70	(x64 or 72).
	71	- Supports error checking correction (ECC) using parity DRAM modules (for 440BX).
	72	- Banks of different DRAM types depths can be mixed.
	73
	74	Expansion Slots
	75	- Supports SB-LINK Port for Creative Sound PCI Card.
	76	- 1 AGP slot (ver. 1.0, 1x/2x mode supported).
	77	- 5 PCI bus master slots (rev. 2.1 compliant, with 1 PCI slot sharing with 1 ISA slot)
	78	- 2 ISA slots (1 ISA slot sharing with 1 PCI slot).
	79
	80	On-Board I/O
	81	- Two PCI fast IDE ports supporting up to 4 ATA2, Ultra DMA33 IDE HDDs, Ultra DMA66 (optional only for VIA Chipset)
	82	IDE HDDs, CD-Roms, ZIP devices and LS-120 drives as boot drive.
	83	- Supports bus master IDE, PIO mode 4 (up to 16M bytes/sec), Ultra DMA33 (up
	84	to 33M bytes/sec) transfer.
	85	- One ECP/EPP parallel port .
	86	- Two 16550-compatible UART serial ports.
	87	- One floppy port supporting two FDDs of 360KB, 720KB, 1.2MB, 1.44MB
	88	or 2.88MB formated capacity.
	89	- Two USB ports.
	90	- PS/2 keyboard port.
	91	- PS/2 mouse port.
	92	- Infrared (IrDA) support (via a header).
	93	- One Line / Speaker out, one Mic in, one Line in and MIDI / Gameport
	94
	95	System BIOS
	96	- 2MB flash BIOS supporting PnP, APM, ATAPI, ACPI and DMI;
	97	- Jumper selection for 5V or 12V flash memory voltage.
	98	- Auto detects and supports LBA hard disks with formatted capacities over
	99	8.4GB.
	100	- Easily upgradable by end-user.
	101
	102	Plug-and-Play
	103	- Supports Plug-and-Play Specification 1.1.
	104	- Plug-and-play for DOS, Windows 3.X, Windows 95 as well as Windows 98.
	105	- Fully steerable PCI interrupts.
	106
	107	Power Management
	108	- Supports SMM, APM and ACPI.
	109	- Break switch for instant suspend/resume on system operation.
	110	- Energy star "Green PC" compliant .
	111	- Supports WAKE-ON-LAN (WOL).
	112	- Supports Wake on Ring for External Modem.
	113	- Supports ATX specification 2.01.
	114
	115	Creative PCI Sound (optional)
	116	- Full DOS game support (DDMA, PC/PCI, CLS).
	117	- PCI 2.1 Bus Master, hardware sound acceleration.
	118	- Direct sound and sound Blaster Compatible.
	119	- Full Duplex, 3D Enhancement, Software wavetable.
	120	- PNP and APM 1.2 support.
	121	- Win95/98, NT drivers ready.
	122
	123	Keyboard Password Turn ON
	124	- Special feature for system security.
	125
	126	System monitoring (optional)
	127	- Hardware monitoring circuitry is supported, provides voltages, temperature, fan speeds etc. monitoring.
	128
	129	--
	130
	131	The donor PC looks like a standard Windows 98 setup.
23	132	The only exceptions we see are that there's a game logo.sys/logo.bmp in the
24		root directory to hide the Windows98 startup screen, and a shortcut to
	133	root directory to hide the Windows 98 startup screen, and a shortcut to
25	134	the game in the startup programs.
26		Also of interest, Windows98 was installed from a setup folder on the HD.
	135	Also of interest, Windows 98 was installed from a setup folder on the HD.
27	136	To me this hints that there may have been some expectation of the disk
28	137	being plugged into random hardware.
29	138
30		The game is pretty much standard PC game running on Windows98 PC.
31		It uses DirectSound and the Microsoft MCI interfaces and Glide for video.
	139	The game is pretty much a standard PC game running on a Windows 98 PC.
	140	It uses DirectSound and the Microsoft MCI interfaces and 3dfx Glide for video.
32	141	The PC that the game was dumped from has Sound Blaster and Ensoniq drivers,
33	142	but it works fine with some other sound configurations.
34		The donor PC has a 3dfxvoodoo3 driver installation directory, but it works
	143	The donor PC has a "3dfxvoodoo3" driver installation directory, but it works
35	144	fine with a Voodoo4 4500.
36	145
37	146	The game itself has some protection, it expects a file C:\\WINDOWS\win386p.swp of 84 bytes
38	147	to have the hard disk volume serial number in ascii number (not hex) format at offset 4.
39	148
40		The game appears to use parallel port (0x378,0x379)for I/O.
41		The direct port access means it won't run on XP
	149	The game appears to use parallel port (0x378,0x379) for I/O.
	150	The direct port access means it won't run on XP.
42	151	For the controls, it writes a device select to 0x378, and reads the device value from 0x379.
43	152	There is some other output, maybe lights?
44	153	--------------------------------------------
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126	235
127	236
128	237	ROM_START(comebaby)
129		ROM_REGION32_LE(0x20000, "maincpu", 0)  /* motherboard bios */
130		ROM_LOAD("comeonbaby.pcbios", 0x000000, 0x10000, NO_DUMP )
	238	ROM_REGION32_LE(0x80000, "maincpu", 0)  /* motherboard bios */
	239	ROM_LOAD("b1120iag.bin", 0x000000, 0x40000, CRC(9b6f95f1) SHA1(65d6a2fea9911593f093b2e2a43d1534b54d60b3) )
131	240
132	241	DISK_REGION( "disks" )
133	242	DISK_IMAGE( "comebaby", 0, SHA1(ea57919319c0b6a1d4abd7822cff028855bf082f) )

trunk/src/osd/sdl/video.c

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156	156	#if defined(SDLMAME_WIN32)  // Win32 version
157	157	MONITORINFOEX info;
158	158	info.cbSize = sizeof(info);
159		GetMonitorInfo((HMONITOR)monitor->handle, (LPMONITORINFO)&info);
160		monitor->m_dimensions.x = monitor->m_dimensions.y = 0;
161		monitor->m_center_width = monitor->m_dimensions.w = info.rcMonitor.right - info.rcMonitor.left;
162		monitor->m_center_height = monitor->m_dimensions.h = info.rcMonitor.bottom - info.rcMonitor.top;
	159	GetMonitorInfo((HMONITOR)m_handle, (LPMONITORINFO)&info);
	160	m_dimensions.x = m_dimensions.y = 0;
	161	m_center_width = m_dimensions.w = info.rcMonitor.right - info.rcMonitor.left;
	162	m_center_height = m_dimensions.h = info.rcMonitor.bottom - info.rcMonitor.top;
163	163	char *temp = utf8_from_wstring(info.szDevice);
164		strcpy(monitor->monitor_device, temp);
	164	strcpy(m_monitor_device, temp);
165	165	osd_free(temp);
166	166	#elif defined(SDLMAME_MACOSX)   // Mac OS X Core Imaging version
167	167	CGDirectDisplayID primary;
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171	171	primary = CGMainDisplayID();
172	172	dbounds = CGDisplayBounds(primary);
173	173
174		monitor->center_width = monitor->monitor_width = dbounds.size.width - dbounds.origin.x;
175		monitor->center_height = monitor->monitor_height = dbounds.size.height - dbounds.origin.y;
176		strcpy(monitor->monitor_device, "Mac OS X display");
	174	m_dimensions.x = m_dimensions.y = 0;
	175	m_center_width = m_dimensions.w = dbounds.size.width - dbounds.origin.x;
	176	m_center_height = m_dimensions.h = dbounds.size.height - dbounds.origin.y;
	177	strcpy(m_monitor_device, "Mac OS X display");
177	178	#elif defined(SDLMAME_X11) || defined(SDLMAME_NO_X11)       // X11 version
178	179	{
179	180	#if defined(SDLMAME_X11)
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185	186	if ( SDL_GetWMInfo(&info) && (info.subsystem == SDL_SYSWM_X11) )
186	187	{
187	188	screen = DefaultScreen(info.info.x11.display);
188		SDL_VideoDriverName(monitor->monitor_device, sizeof(monitor->monitor_device)-1);
189		monitor->monitor_width = DisplayWidth(info.info.x11.display, screen);
190		monitor->monitor_height = DisplayHeight(info.info.x11.display, screen);
	189	SDL_VideoDriverName(m_monitor_device, sizeof(m_monitor_device)-1);
	190	m_dimensions.x = m_dimensions.y = 0;
	191	m_dimensions.w = DisplayWidth(info.info.x11.display, screen);
	192	m_dimensions.h = DisplayHeight(info.info.x11.display, screen);
191	193
192	194	if ((XineramaIsActive(info.info.x11.display)) && video_config.restrictonemonitor)
193	195	{
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196	198
197	199	xineinfo = XineramaQueryScreens(info.info.x11.display, &numscreens);
198	200
199		monitor->center_width = xineinfo[0].width;
200		monitor->center_height = xineinfo[0].height;
	201	m_center_width = xineinfo[0].width;
	202	m_center_height = xineinfo[0].height;
201	203
202	204	XFree(xineinfo);
203	205	}
204	206	else
205	207	{
206		monitor->center_width = monitor->monitor_width;
207		monitor->center_height = monitor->monitor_height;
	208	m_center_width = m_dimensions.w;
	209	m_center_height = m_dimensions.h;
208	210	}
209	211	}
210	212	else
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213	215	static int first_call=0;
214	216	static int cw = 0, ch = 0;
215	217
216		SDL_VideoDriverName(monitor->monitor_device, sizeof(monitor->monitor_device)-1);
	218	SDL_VideoDriverName(m_monitor_device, sizeof(m_monitor_device)-1);
217	219	if (first_call==0)
218	220	{
219	221	const char *dimstr = osd_getenv(SDLENV_DESKTOPDIM);
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233	235	}
234	236	if ((cw==0) || (ch==0))
235	237	{
236		osd_printf_warning("WARNING: SDL_GetVideoInfo() for driver <%s> is broken.\n", monitor->monitor_device);
	238	osd_printf_warning("WARNING: SDL_GetVideoInfo() for driver <%s> is broken.\n", m_monitor_device);
237	239	osd_printf_warning("         You should set SDLMAME_DESKTOPDIM to your desktop size.\n");
238	240	osd_printf_warning("            e.g. export SDLMAME_DESKTOPDIM=800x600\n");
239	241	osd_printf_warning("         Assuming 1024x768 now!\n");
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242	244	}
243	245	}
244	246	}
245		monitor->monitor_width = cw;
246		monitor->monitor_height = ch;
247		monitor->center_width = cw;
248		monitor->center_height = ch;
	247	m_dimensions.w = cw;
	248	m_dimensions.h = ch;
	249	m_center_width = cw;
	250	m_center_height = ch;
249	251	}
250	252	}
251	253	#elif defined(SDLMAME_OS2)      // OS2 version
252		monitor->center_width = monitor->monitor_width = WinQuerySysValue( HWND_DESKTOP, SV_CXSCREEN );
253		monitor->center_height = monitor->monitor_height = WinQuerySysValue( HWND_DESKTOP, SV_CYSCREEN );
254		strcpy(monitor->monitor_device, "OS/2 display");
	254	m_dimensions.x = m_dimensions.y = 0;
	255	m_center_width = m_dimensions.w = WinQuerySysValue( HWND_DESKTOP, SV_CXSCREEN );
	256	m_center_height = m_dimensions.h = WinQuerySysValue( HWND_DESKTOP, SV_CYSCREEN );
	257	strcpy(m_monitor_device, "OS/2 display");
255	258	#else
256	259	#error Unknown SDLMAME_xx OS type!
257	260	#endif
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260	263	static int info_shown=0;
261	264	if (!info_shown)
262	265	{
263		osd_printf_verbose("SDL Device Driver     : %s\n", monitor->monitor_device);
264		osd_printf_verbose("SDL Monitor Dimensions: %d x %d\n", monitor->monitor_width, monitor->monitor_height);
	266	osd_printf_verbose("SDL Device Driver     : %s\n", m_monitor_device);
	267	osd_printf_verbose("SDL Monitor Dimensions: %d x %d\n", m_dimensions.w, m_dimensions.h);
265	268	info_shown = 1;
266	269	}
267	270	}
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323	326	//============================================================
324	327
325	328	#if !defined(SDLMAME_WIN32) && !(SDLMAME_SDL2)
326		static void add_primary_monitor(void *data)
	329	void sdl_monitor_info::add_primary_monitor(void *data)
327	330	{
328	331	sdl_monitor_info ***tailptr = (sdl_monitor_info ***)data;
329	332	sdl_monitor_info *monitor;
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332	335	monitor = global_alloc_clear(sdl_monitor_info);
333	336
334	337	// copy in the data
335		monitor->handle = 1;
	338	monitor->m_handle = 1;
336	339
337		sdlvideo_monitor_refresh(monitor);
	340	monitor->refresh();
338	341
339	342	// guess the aspect ratio assuming square pixels
340		monitor->aspect = (float)(monitor->monitor_width) / (float)(monitor->monitor_height);
	343	monitor->m_aspect = (float)(monitor->m_dimensions.w) / (float)(monitor->m_dimensions.h);
341	344
342	345	// save the primary monitor handle
343	346	primary_monitor = monitor;
344	347
345	348	// hook us into the list
346	349	**tailptr = monitor;
347		*tailptr = &monitor->next;
	350	*tailptr = &monitor->m_next;
348	351	}
349	352	#endif
350	353
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367	370	assert(result);
368	371	(void)result; // to silence gcc 4.6
369	372
370		// allocate a new monitor info
371		monitor = global_alloc_clear(sdl_monitor_info);
	373	// guess the aspect ratio assuming square pixels
	374	float aspect = (float)(info.rcMonitor.right - info.rcMonitor.left) / (float)(info.rcMonitor.bottom - info.rcMonitor.top);
372	375
373		// copy in the data
374
375		#ifdef PTR64
376		monitor->handle = (UINT64)handle;
377		#else
378		monitor->handle = (UINT32)handle;
379		#endif
380		monitor->monitor_width = info.rcMonitor.right - info.rcMonitor.left;
381		monitor->monitor_height = info.rcMonitor.bottom - info.rcMonitor.top;
382		monitor->center_width = monitor->monitor_width;
383		monitor->center_height = monitor->monitor_height;
	376	// allocate a new monitor info
384	377	char *temp = utf8_from_wstring(info.szDevice);
385		strcpy(monitor->monitor_device, temp);
	378	// copy in the data
	379	monitor = global_alloc(sdl_monitor_info((UINT64) handle, temp, aspect));
386	380	osd_free(temp);
387	381
388		// guess the aspect ratio assuming square pixels
389		monitor->aspect = (float)(info.rcMonitor.right - info.rcMonitor.left) / (float)(info.rcMonitor.bottom - info.rcMonitor.top);
390
391	382	// save the primary monitor handle
392	383	if (info.dwFlags & MONITORINFOF_PRIMARY)
393		primary_monitor = monitor;
	384	sdl_monitor_info::primary_monitor = monitor;
394	385
395	386	// hook us into the list
396	387	**tailptr = monitor;
397		*tailptr = &monitor->next;
	388	*tailptr = &monitor->m_next;
398	389
399	390	// enumerate all the available monitors so to list their names in verbose mode
400	391	return TRUE;
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449	440
450	441	// hook us into the list
451	442	*tailptr = monitor;
452		tailptr = &monitor->next;
	443	tailptr = &monitor->m_next;
453	444	}
454	445	}
455	446	osd_printf_verbose("Leave init_monitors\n");
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466	457	while (sdl_monitor_info::list != NULL)
467	458	{
468	459	sdl_monitor_info *temp = sdl_monitor_info::list;
469		sdl_monitor_info::list = temp->next;
	460	sdl_monitor_info::list = temp->next();
470	461	global_free(temp);
471	462	}
472	463	}
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498	489	// look for a match in the name first
499	490	if (scrname != NULL)
500	491	{
501		for (monitor = sdl_monitor_info::list; monitor != NULL; monitor = monitor->next)
	492	for (monitor = sdl_monitor_info::list; monitor != NULL; monitor = monitor->next())
502	493	{
503	494	moncount++;
504	495	if (strcmp(scrname, monitor->device()) == 0)
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508	499
509	500	// didn't find it; alternate monitors until we hit the jackpot
510	501	index %= moncount;
511		for (monitor = sdl_monitor_info::list; monitor != NULL; monitor = monitor->next)
	502	for (monitor = sdl_monitor_info::list; monitor != NULL; monitor = monitor->next())
512	503	if (index-- == 0)
513	504	goto finishit;
514	505
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523	514	return monitor;
524	515	}
525	516	#else
526		static sdl_monitor_info *pick_monitor(sdl_options &options, int index)
	517	sdl_monitor_info *sdl_monitor_info::pick_monitor(sdl_options &options, int index)
527	518	{
528	519	sdl_monitor_info *monitor;
529	520	float aspect;
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536	527
537	528	if (aspect != 0)
538	529	{
539		monitor->aspect = aspect;
	530	monitor->m_aspect = aspect;
540	531	}
541	532	return monitor;
542	533	}

trunk/src/osd/sdl/video.h

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58	58	int                 height;
59	59	};
60	60
	61	// FIXME: This is sort of ugly ... and should be a real interface only
61	62	class sdl_monitor_info
62	63	{
63	64	public:
64		sdl_monitor_info  * next;                   // pointer to next monitor in list
65	65
	66	sdl_monitor_info()
	67	: m_next(NULL), m_handle(0), m_aspect(0.0f),
	68	m_center_width(0), m_center_height(0)
	69	{}
	70	sdl_monitor_info(const UINT64 handle, const char *monitor_device, float aspect)
	71	: m_next(NULL), m_handle(handle), m_aspect(aspect),
	72	m_center_width(0), m_center_height(0)
	73	{
	74	strncpy(m_monitor_device, monitor_device, 64);
	75	refresh();
	76	}
	77
66	78	const UINT64 handle() { return m_handle; }
67	79	const SDL_Rect &position_size() { refresh(); return m_dimensions; }
68	80
69	81	const char *device() { return m_monitor_device; }
70	82
71	83	float aspect();
	84
72	85	int   center_width() { refresh(); return m_center_width; }
73	86	int center_height() { refresh(); return m_center_height; }
74	87
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78	91	static void   init();
79	92	static void exit();
80	93	static sdl_monitor_info *pick_monitor(sdl_options &options, int index);
	94	#if !defined(SDLMAME_WIN32) && !(SDLMAME_SDL2)
	95	static void add_primary_monitor(void *data);
	96	#endif
81	97
	98	sdl_monitor_info     * next() { return m_next; }   // pointer to next monitor in list
	99
	100	// STATIC
	101	static sdl_monitor_info *primary_monitor;
	102	static sdl_monitor_info *list;
	103
	104	// FIXME: shouldn't be here - see windows enumeration callback
	105	sdl_monitor_info     * m_next;                   // pointer to next monitor in list
82	106	private:
83	107	void refresh();
84	108
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89	113	int                 m_center_width;           // width of first physical screen for centering
90	114	int                 m_center_height;          // height of first physical screen for centering
91	115
92		// STATIC
93		static sdl_monitor_info *primary_monitor;
94		static sdl_monitor_info *list;
95	116
96	117	};
97	118

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