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SDL 1.3 Roadmap

Contents

  1. SDL 1.3 Roadmap
    1. Introduction
    2. Video
      1. Complete
      2. Required
      3. Wishlist
    3. Audio
      1. Complete
    4. Mouse Input
      1. Required
    5. Keyboard Input
      1. Required
    6. Joystick Input
      1. Complete
    7. Multi-touch Input
      1. Required
    8. Multi-threading / CPU info
      1. Complete
      2. Required
    9. Timers
      1. Required
    10. General
      1. Required

Introduction

This is a list of features which are in progress for the SDL 1.3 release. The features are organized by subsystem and assigned to developers.

Video

Complete

  • green

  • green

Required

  • ???: Implement landscape mode for iPhone port
  • Sam: Support for multiple displays

    • green

    • green

    • Linux
  • Sam: Support for selecting video mode refresh rate

    • green

    • green

    • Linux
  • ???: Add OpenGL 3.0 context support

Wishlist

  • gray

Audio

Complete

  • green

Mouse Input

Required

  • Ryan: Support for multiple mice

  • Q: What is the mapping of individual mice to pointers? Is there a "master pointer" that multiple mice share and then events for the individual mice? Is there a dual mode, where you have a single pointer that all mice affect, and you can switch to multiple pointers, each affected by a single mouse?

Keyboard Input

Required

  • green

  • Q: When you're enabling or disabling text events via keystroke, how do you ignore the text generated by the key that is toggling text input?
    • A: Key events are guaranteed to happen first

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  • Q: How do you handle key repeat?

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  • Sam/Jiang: Implement IME API and support
    • Windows

    • green

    • Linux

Joystick Input

Complete

  • green

    • green

    • green

    • green

Multi-touch Input

Required

  • ???: Create and implement Multi-touch API

Multi-threading / CPU info

Complete

  • green

    • green

    • green

    • green

Required

  • Sam: Create and implement API for thread priority
    • Windows
    • Mac OS X
    • Linux
  • Sam: Create and implement API for thread processor affinity
    • Windows
    • Mac OS X
    • Linux

Timers

Required

  • Add higher precision timers for profiling

General

Required

  • Sam: Public license for SDL_compat.c, tests, and SDL_main*

None: Roadmap (last edited 2015-01-09 22:36:44 by PhilippWiesemann)

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