Shuffle stuff around

- Use the new and improved hierarchy I figured out when making Prospero chat
- Re-add NSIS scripts, again from Prospero
- Update most build and utility scripts with their most recent versions

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 50 deletions

diff --git a/game/client/io/gamepad.hh b/game/client/io/gamepad.hh
deleted file mode 100644
index ff38127..0000000
--- a/game/client/io/gamepad.hh
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,50 +0,0 @@
-#pragma once

-

-namespace io

-{

-constexpr static int INVALID_GAMEPAD_AXIS = INT_MAX;

-constexpr static int INVALID_GAMEPAD_BUTTON = INT_MAX;

-} // namespace io

-

-namespace config

-{

-class Boolean;

-class Float;

-} // namespace config

-

-struct GLFWgamepadstate;

-

-namespace io::gamepad

-{

-extern bool available;

-extern config::Float deadzone;

-extern config::Boolean active;

-extern GLFWgamepadstate state;

-extern GLFWgamepadstate last_state;

-} // namespace io::gamepad

-

-namespace io::gamepad

-{

-void init(void);

-void update_late(void);

-} // namespace io::gamepad

-

-namespace io

-{

-// This simulates buttons using axes. When an axis

-// value exceeds 1.5 times the deadzone, the event is

-// queued with a GLFW_PRESS action, when it falls back

-// below the threshold, the event is queued with GLFW_RELEASE action

-struct GamepadAxisEvent final {

-    int action;

-    int axis;

-};

-

-// This smears GLFW event sugar over gamepad polling

-// system. Whenever it detects a state change, the event

-// is queued with an appropriate action

-struct GamepadButtonEvent final {

-    int action;

-    int button;

-};

-} // namespace io