1. Use <stdbool.h> if it is available but keep a compatibility shim in
shared/defines.h in case it is not.
2. Unbreak the circular header dependencies (mostly):
2a. client.c and client.h may NOT depend on 'struct Menu'. Use a void pointer
and casts instead.
2b. Separate the data type definitions in client.h and screen.h from
function prototypes which may require other data structures. This makes
header dependencies much more easy to maintain. Usually the data types
should have been moved to their own files but I (mmdolze) chose to
separate them using different header guards.
2c. Remove many now unused header includes.
Apply (old BSD-) style on menuscreens.c.
compiled and used with recent Windows systems (Windows Vista/7). Except for
serial drivers (and those using USB->serial adapters) drivers are not expected
to work with those systems.
- explicitely declare void arguments
- make a few string args const
* better support for shorter displays in server screen
* make target to create top level tag file
- Modified startup order of LCDd parts.
- Moved code for starting up the socket from main.c to sock.c
- Variable daemon_mode renamed to foreground_mode, consistent with command line.
- Variable lcd_port renamed to bind_port.
- Modified the constant stay_in_foreground for drivers hd44780 and sed1330. They don't need to stay in foreground anymore.
The ServerScreen option in LCDd.conf and the -i command line parameter were parsed in server/main.c, but the value of rotate_server_screen was not respected in server/serverscreens.[c,h].
- Now using priority classes internally and in protocol
- Converting (depreciated) priorty numbers to the classes BACKGROUND,
INFO and FOREGROUND
- Added menu_goto command (only works when menu not active)
- Now using CHAIN in stead of ESSENTIAL #define
- Changed naming of report* local variables
- Modified -s -f and -i options to accept boolean to be able to disable them too.
mmdolze