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Switch new #443
Switch new #443
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#include "controls/controller_motion.h" | |||
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We may want to move these to CMakeLists.txt
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@glebm would you be willing to make this change?
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* Switch port: Code changes for latest devkitpro * switch/build.sh: Fewer devkitpro packages
Including artifacts for any one that wants to test nightly
I never got the time to clean up the history of #329. Since last I worked on it there have been some major changes affecting the Switch implementation, namely that controller support has now been mainlined thanks to @glebm. This has the consequence that a large number of changes from in previous PRs can now be dropped (about 1200 lines and 30 commits from the look of it) making for a much more digestible PR.
Currently, this PR is a bit rough of a rough carving but it appears to work for PC so hopfully the Switch functionality is still in a workable state. Testers are very welcome.
Note: as a consequence of the mainline controller code not being Switch centric the controller mapping will be a bit different. For now, I think we should keep this as is as more improvements are planned for the controller code (#418) and it's better to look at it once the dust settles.