Eric Pouech <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Basically, it does the following: > - splits the joystick handling in two parts: one in winmm/mmsystem DLL, another > one in a specific driver > - the part in the specific driver more or less is used to poll the current status > of the joystick > - currently, only one driver is provided. it contains both linux joytick interfaces > (the old one, and the one provided in 2.2 and up kernels) Minor point: I think the driver must not be Linux-specific, it must simply be whatever is necessary to use a joystick on the current platform. We don't want to have a linjstck dll, a freebsdjstck dll, a sunjstck dll etc. but simply a joystick.drv that does the right thing on the OS it was compiled for. -- Alexandre Julliard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
