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joystick: support 80's game controllers #4

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Recently I've bought USB adapter for 80s Atari-compatible joysticks (with DB9 connectors). It is recognized as 'hat' by SDL library joystick routines. Other emulators (fuse, fs-uae) can read this (and overwrite axes readings with hat readings making excellent gaming experience) while hatari read axes only. This patch fixes the issue, giving amazing 80s-like gaming experiences for this amazing emulator.

Recently I've bought USB adapter for 80s Atari-compatible joysticks
(with DB9 connectors). It is recognized as 'hat' by SDL library
joystick routines. Other emulators (fuse, fs-uae) can read this
(and overwrite axes readings with hat readings making excellent
gaming experience) while hatari read axes only. This patch fixes
the issue, giving amazing 80s-like gaming experiences for this
amazing emulator.

Signed-off-by: Paul Osmialowski <pawelo@king.net.pl>
@huth huth merged commit c6979eb into hatari:master Jul 12, 2019
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