(nw) add doxygen comments for a bunch of core stuff, and convert a bunch of comments to doxygen format

src/devices/bus/a2bus/a2bus.h

@@ -140,12 +140,12 @@ public:
 	// construction/destruction
 	virtual ~device_a2bus_card_interface();
 
-	virtual uint8_t read_c0nx(uint8_t offset) { m_device.logerror("a2bus: unhandled read at C0n%x\n", offset); return 0; }       // C0nX - /DEVSEL
+	virtual uint8_t read_c0nx(uint8_t offset) { device().logerror("a2bus: unhandled read at C0n%x\n", offset); return 0; }       // C0nX - /DEVSEL
-	virtual void write_c0nx(uint8_t offset, uint8_t data) { m_device.logerror("a2bus: unhandled write %02x to C0n%x\n", data, offset); }
+	virtual void write_c0nx(uint8_t offset, uint8_t data) { device().logerror("a2bus: unhandled write %02x to C0n%x\n", data, offset); }
 	virtual uint8_t read_cnxx(uint8_t offset) { return 0; }       // CnXX - /IOSEL
-	virtual void write_cnxx(uint8_t offset, uint8_t data) { m_device.logerror("a2bus: unhandled write %02x to Cn%02x\n", data, offset); }
+	virtual void write_cnxx(uint8_t offset, uint8_t data) { device().logerror("a2bus: unhandled write %02x to Cn%02x\n", data, offset); }
 	virtual uint8_t read_c800(uint16_t offset) { return 0; }      // C800 - /IOSTB
-	virtual void write_c800(uint16_t offset, uint8_t data) {m_device.logerror("a2bus: unhandled write %02x to %04x\n", data, offset + 0xc800); }
+	virtual void write_c800(uint16_t offset, uint8_t data) {device().logerror("a2bus: unhandled write %02x to %04x\n", data, offset + 0xc800); }
 	virtual bool take_c800() { return true; }   // override and return false if your card doesn't take over the c800 space
 	virtual uint8_t read_inh_rom(uint16_t offset) { return 0; }
 	virtual void write_inh_rom(uint16_t offset, uint8_t data) { }

src/devices/bus/bbc/rom/slot.h

@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ public:
 
 	// reading and writing
 	virtual uint8_t read(offs_t offset) { return 0xff; }
-	virtual void write(offs_t offset, uint8_t data) { m_device.logerror("unhandled ROM write to %04X = %02X\n", offset | 0x8000, data); }
+	virtual void write(offs_t offset, uint8_t data) { device().logerror("unhandled ROM write to %04X = %02X\n", offset | 0x8000, data); }
 
 	void rom_alloc(uint32_t size, const char *tag);
 	void ram_alloc(uint32_t size);

src/devices/bus/megadrive/md_slot.h

@@ -106,8 +106,8 @@ public:
 
 	virtual int read_test() { return 0; }   // used by Virtua Racing test
 
-	/* this probably should do more, like make Genesis V2 'die' if the SEGA string is not written promptly */
+	// this probably should do more, like make Genesis V2 'die' if the SEGA string is not written promptly
-	virtual DECLARE_WRITE16_MEMBER(write_tmss_bank) { m_device.logerror("Write to TMSS bank: offset %x data %x\n", 0xa14000 + (offset << 1), data); };
+	virtual DECLARE_WRITE16_MEMBER(write_tmss_bank) { device().logerror("Write to TMSS bank: offset %x data %x\n", 0xa14000 + (offset << 1), data); };
 
 	virtual void rom_alloc(size_t size, const char *tag);
 	virtual void nvram_alloc(size_t size);

src/emu/devfind.h

@@ -1,13 +1,9 @@
 // license:BSD-3-Clause
 // copyright-holders:Aaron Giles, Vas Crabb
-/**
+/// \file
- * \file devfind.h
+/// \brief Object auto-discovery helpers
- * Object auto-discovery helpers
+/// \defgroup devfind Object auto-discovery helpers
- * \defgroup devfind
+/// \{
- * \{
- * Object auto-discovery helpers
- */
-
 #ifndef __EMU_H__
 #error Dont include this file directly; include emu.h instead.
 #endif
@@ -1212,4 +1208,4 @@ extern template class shared_ptr_finder<s64, false>;
 extern template class shared_ptr_finder<s64, true>;
 
 #endif // MAME_EMU_DEVFIND_H
-/** \} */
+/// \}

src/emu/device.h

@@ -489,7 +489,34 @@ public:
 	// device flags
 	using feature = emu::detail::device_feature;
 	using feature_type = emu::detail::device_feature::type;
+
+	/// \brief Report unemulated features
+	///
+	/// Implement this member in a derived class to declare features
+	/// that are not emulated.  This will propagate to all other devices
+	/// and systems that use the device.  Unemulated features are shown
+	/// in the system selection UI, and cause a red warning to be
+	/// displayed on starting a system.
+	/// \return Bitwise or of the feature constants for unemulated
+	///   features of the device.
+	/// \sa imperfect_features
 	static constexpr feature_type unemulated_features() { return feature::NONE; }
+
+	/// \brief Report imperfectly emulated features
+	///
+	/// Implement this member in a derived class to declare features
+	/// that are imperfectly emulated.  This will propagate to all other
+	/// devices and systems that use the device.  Imperfectly emulated
+	/// features are shown in the system selection UI, and cause a
+	/// yellow warning to be displayed on starting a system (provided
+	/// there are no unemulated features, which take precedence and
+	/// cause the warning to be red).
+	///
+	/// An exception is imperfectly emulated protection, which results
+	/// in a red warning being displayed when starting a system.
+	/// \return Bitwise or of the feature constants for imperfectly
+	///   emulated features of the device.
+	/// \sa unemulated_features
 	static constexpr feature_type imperfect_features() { return feature::NONE; }
 
 	virtual ~device_t();
@@ -616,15 +643,132 @@ protected:
 	virtual const tiny_rom_entry *device_rom_region() const;
 	virtual void device_add_mconfig(machine_config &config);
 	virtual ioport_constructor device_input_ports() const;
+
+	/// \brief Finalise device configuration
+	///
+	/// Perform any final configuration tasks after all devices in the
+	/// system have added machine configuration.  This is called after
+	/// any #device_interface mix-in interface_config_complete members
+	/// have completed.
+	///
+	/// Note that automatic object finders will not have been resolved
+	/// at the time this member is called.
 	virtual void device_config_complete();
+
+	/// \brief Additional device validity checks
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to provide additional validity checks.
+	/// Report errors using #osd_printf_error and report warnings using
+	/// #osd_printf_warning.  The system being validated, device type
+	/// and device tag are collected automatically.  Do not throw
+	/// exceptions to report errors.
+	///
+	/// This provides an opportunity to check that the device has been
+	/// configured correctly.  Systems are validated on start, and also
+	/// when the user manually runs a validity check.  Validity checks
+	/// are only run for devices configured in runnable systems, not
+	/// when checking that a device can be instantiated in isolation.
+	/// \param [in] valid Reference to the validity checker object
+	///   performing validation (provides some helper member functions).
+	/// \sa device_interface::interface_validity_check
 	virtual void device_validity_check(validity_checker &valid) const ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Resolve objects that may be needed while starting
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to complete object resolution before any
+	/// devices are started.  For example it may be necessary to resolve
+	/// callbacks before any devices start so initial input conditions
+	/// can be set.  This is called after all registerd automatic object
+	/// finders are resolved.
 	virtual void device_resolve_objects() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Device start handler
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to set up the initial state of the device
+	/// on start.  This will be called after all #device_interface
+	// /mix-in interface_pre_start members have completed successfully.
+	/// If the device can't start until another device has completed
+	/// starting, throw a #device_missing_dependencies exception.
+	/// Starting will be postponed until additional devices have been
+	/// started.
+	///
+	/// If a device's base class is not device_t, it's good practice to
+	/// check start order dependencies (and throw
+	/// #device_missing_dependencies if necessary) before calling the
+	/// base implementation.  This will ensure that the base
+	/// implementation won't be called twice if starting needs to be
+	/// postponed.
+	///
+	/// This is the correct place to register for save states.
+	/// \sa device_reset device_stop
+	///   device_interface::interface_pre_start
+	///   device_interface::interface_post_start
 	virtual void device_start() ATTR_COLD = 0;
+
+	/// \brief Device stop handler
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to perform additional tasks on ending an
+	/// emulation session.  You may deallocate memory here.  This is
+	/// called after interface_pre_stop is called for all
+	/// #device_interface mix-ins, and before interface_post_stop is
+	/// called for any #device_interface mix-ins.
+	/// \sa device_interface::interface_pre_stop
+	///   device_interface::interface_post_stop
 	virtual void device_stop() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Device reset handler
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to provide reset behaviour.  This is
+	/// called after all #device_interface mix-in interface_pre_reset
+	/// members have completed, and before any child devices are reset.
+	/// All devices are reset at the beginning of an emulation session
+	/// (after all devices have been started), and also when the user
+	/// requests a soft reset (by pressing F3 by default, and also
+	/// available from the debugger).
+	///
+	/// Note that child devices are reset automatically when a device is
+	/// reset.  You should not reset child devices manually from this
+	/// member.  If you need to provide additional behaviour after child
+	/// devices are reset, implement #device_reset_after_children.
+	///
+	/// Only implement warm reset behaviour in this member.  Initial
+	/// cold reset conditions should be set up in #device_start.
+	/// \sa device_reset_after_children device_start
+	///   device_interface::interface_pre_reset
+	///   device_interface::interface_post_reset
 	virtual void device_reset() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Additional reset behaviour after child device reset
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to provide additional reset behaviour
+	/// after child devices are reset.  This is called when resetting a
+	/// device after #device_reset has been called and all child devices
+	/// have been reset, and before any #device_interface mix-in
+	/// interface_post_reset members are called.
+	/// \sa device_reset device_interface::interface_pre_reset
+	///   device_interface::interface_post_reset
 	virtual void device_reset_after_children() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Prepare for a save state to be written
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to perform any tasks necessary before any
+	/// registered save state items are recorded.  For example it may be
+	/// necessary to flush caches, serialise self-referencing members or
+	/// pointers into data structures.  This is called after all
+	/// #device_interface mix-in interface_pre_save members are called.
+	/// \sa device_post_load device_interface::interface_pre_save
 	virtual void device_pre_save() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Complete save state loading
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to perform any tasks necessary after
+	/// registered save state items are loaded.  For example it may be
+	/// necessary to update or invalidate caches, or de-serialise
+	/// pointers into data structures.  This is called after all
+	/// #device_interface mix-in interface_post_load members are called.
+	/// \sa device_pre_save device_interface::interface_post_load
 	virtual void device_post_load() ATTR_COLD;
+
 	virtual void device_clock_changed();
 	virtual void device_debug_setup();
 	virtual void device_timer(emu_timer &timer, device_timer_id id, int param, void *ptr);
@@ -677,9 +821,12 @@ private:
 };
 
 
-// ======================> device_interface
+/// \brief Device mix-in base
-
+///
-// device_interface represents runtime information for a particular device interface
+/// Provides a base for #device_t mix-ins that integrate with the device
+/// lifecycle.  Derived classes are used to implement a number of
+/// standard concepts and interfaces, and integrate with the scheduler,
+/// debugger and user interface.
 class device_interface
 {
 	DISABLE_COPYING(device_interface);
@@ -701,24 +848,138 @@ public:
 	device_interface *interface_next() const { return m_interface_next; }
 
 	// optional operation overrides
-	//
+
-	// WARNING: interface_pre_start must be callable multiple times in
+	/// \brief Finalise mix-in configuration
-	// case another interface throws a missing dependency.  In
+	///
-	// particular, state saving registrations should be done in post.
+	/// Perform any final configuration tasks after all devices in the
+	/// system have added machine configuration.  This is called before
+	/// device_config_complete is called for the device.
+	///
+	/// Note that automatic object finders will not have been resolved
+	/// at this time.
+	/// \sa device_t::device_config_complete
 	virtual void interface_config_complete();
-	virtual void interface_validity_check(validity_checker &valid) const;
+
-	virtual void interface_pre_start();
+	/// \brief Additional mix-in validity checks
-	virtual void interface_post_start();
+	///
-	virtual void interface_pre_reset();
+	/// Implement this member to provide additional validity checks.
-	virtual void interface_post_reset();
+	/// Report errors using #osd_printf_error and report warnings using
-	virtual void interface_pre_stop();
+	/// #osd_printf_warning.  The system being validated, device type
-	virtual void interface_post_stop();
+	/// and device tag are collected automatically.  Do not throw
-	virtual void interface_pre_save();
+	/// exceptions to report errors.
-	virtual void interface_post_load();
+	///
+	/// This provides an opportunity to check that the mix-in has been
+	/// configured correctly.  Systems are validated on start, and also
+	/// when the user manually runs a validity check.  Validity checks
+	/// are only run for devices configured in runnable systems, not
+	/// when checking that a device can be instantiated in isolation.
+	/// \param [in] valid Reference to the validity checker object
+	///   performing validation (provides some helper member functions).
+	/// \sa device_t::device_validity_check
+	virtual void interface_validity_check(validity_checker &valid) const ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Mix-in start handler
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to set up the initial state of the mix-in
+	/// on start.  This is called before the device_start member is
+	/// called for the device.  If the mix-in can't be started until
+	/// another device has started, throw a #device_missing_dependencies
+	/// exception.  Starting will be postponed until additional devices
+	/// have been started.
+	///
+	/// Note that this member may be called multiple times if another
+	/// device_interface mix-in throws a #device_missing_dependencies
+	/// exception from its interface_pre_start member, or if the device
+	/// throws a #device_missing_dependencies exception from its
+	/// device_start member.  You must check to ensure that operations
+	/// like resource allocation are not performed multiple times, or
+	/// postpone them until #interface_post_start is called.
+	///
+	/// It's simpler to register for save states when
+	/// #interface_post_start is called.
+	/// \sa interface_post_start device_t::device_start
+	virtual void interface_pre_start() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Mix-in start completion handler
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to complete mix-in start-up.  This is
+	/// called after #interface_pre_start is called for all
+	/// device_interface mix-ins, and after device_start is called for
+	/// the device.  This member will only be called once, it will not
+	/// be called multiple times if device starting is postponed.
+	///
+	/// This member must not throw #device_missing_dependencies (start
+	/// order dependencies should be checked in #interface_pre_start).
+	/// This is the appropriate place to allocate resources like
+	/// timers and register for save states.
+	/// \sa interface_pre_start device_t::device_start
+	virtual void interface_post_start() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Mix-in reset handler
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to provide reset behaviour.  This is
+	/// called before device_reset is called for the device, and before
+	/// any child devices are reset.  Only implement warm reset
+	/// behaviour in this member.  Initial cold reset conditions should
+	/// be set up in #interface_pre_start and/or #interface_post_start.
+	/// If you need to provide additional behaviour after child devices
+	/// are reset, implement #interface_post_reset.
+	/// \sa interface_post_reset device_t::device_reset
+	virtual void interface_pre_reset() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Mix-in reset completion handler
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to provide additional reset behaviour
+	/// after child devices are reset.  This is called after
+	/// device_reset_after_children has been called for the device.
+	/// \sa interface_pre_reset device_t::device_reset
+	///   device_t::device_reset_after_children
+	virtual void interface_post_reset() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Mix-in stop handler
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to perform additional tasks on ending an
+	/// emulation session.  Do not deallocate anything that may need to
+	/// be referenced from another device_interface mix-in's
+	/// interface_pre_stop member or from the device's device_stop
+	/// member.  This is called before device_stop is called for the
+	/// device.
+	/// \sa interface_post_stop device_t::device_stop
+	virtual void interface_pre_stop() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Mix-in stop completion handler
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to perform additional tasks on ending an
+	/// emulation session after the device is stopped.  You can
+	/// deallocate memory here.  This is called after device_stop is
+	/// called for the device.
+	/// \sa interface_pre_stop device_t::device_stop
+	virtual void interface_post_stop() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Prepare for a save state to be written
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to perform any tasks necessary before any
+	/// registered save state items are recorded.  For example it may be
+	/// necessary to flush caches, serialise self-referencing members or
+	/// pointers into data structures.  This is called before
+	/// device_pre_save is called for the device.
+	/// \sa interface_post_load device_t::device_pre_save
+	virtual void interface_pre_save() ATTR_COLD;
+
+	/// \brief Complete save state loading
+	///
+	/// Implement this member to perform any tasks necessary after
+	/// registered save state items are loaded.  For example it may be
+	/// necessary to update or invalidate caches, or de-serialise
+	/// pointers into data structures.  This is called before
+	/// device_post_load is called for the device.
+	/// \sa interface_pre_save device_t::device_post_load
+	virtual void interface_post_load() ATTR_COLD;
+
 	virtual void interface_clock_changed();
 	virtual void interface_debug_setup();
 
-protected:
+private:
 	// internal state
 	device_interface *      m_interface_next;
 	device_t &              m_device;

src/emu/disound.cpp

@@ -85,8 +85,8 @@ int device_sound_interface::inputs() const
 {
 	// scan the list counting streams we own and summing their inputs
 	int inputs = 0;
-	for (auto &stream : m_device.machine().sound().streams())
+	for (auto &stream : device().machine().sound().streams())
-		if (&stream->device() == &m_device)
+		if (&stream->device() == &device())
 			inputs += stream->input_count();
 	return inputs;
 }
@@ -101,8 +101,8 @@ int device_sound_interface::outputs() const
 {
 	// scan the list counting streams we own and summing their outputs
 	int outputs = 0;
-	for (auto &stream : m_device.machine().sound().streams())
+	for (auto &stream : device().machine().sound().streams())
-		if (&stream->device() == &m_device)
+		if (&stream->device() == &device())
 			outputs += stream->output_count();
 	return outputs;
 }
@@ -119,8 +119,8 @@ sound_stream *device_sound_interface::input_to_stream_input(int inputnum, int &s
 	assert(inputnum >= 0);
 
 	// scan the list looking for streams owned by this device
-	for (auto &stream : m_device.machine().sound().streams())
+	for (auto &stream : device().machine().sound().streams())
-		if (&stream->device() == &m_device)
+		if (&stream->device() == &device())
 		{
 			if (inputnum < stream->input_count())
 			{
@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ sound_stream *device_sound_interface::output_to_stream_output(int outputnum, int
 	assert(outputnum >= 0);
 
 	// scan the list looking for streams owned by this device
-	for (auto &stream : m_device.machine().sound().streams())
+	for (auto &stream : device().machine().sound().streams())
 		if (&stream->device() == &device())
 		{
 			if (outputnum < stream->output_count())
@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ void device_sound_interface::set_output_gain(int outputnum, float gain)
 	// handle ALL_OUTPUTS as a special case
 	if (outputnum == ALL_OUTPUTS)
 	{
-		for (auto &stream : m_device.machine().sound().streams())
+		for (auto &stream : device().machine().sound().streams())
 			if (&stream->device() == &device())
 				for (int num = 0; num < stream->output_count(); num++)
 					stream->set_output_gain(num, gain);
@@ -237,7 +237,7 @@ void device_sound_interface::set_output_gain(int outputnum, float gain)
 int device_sound_interface::inputnum_from_device(device_t &source_device, int outputnum) const
 {
 	int overall = 0;
-	for (auto &stream : m_device.machine().sound().streams())
+	for (auto &stream : device().machine().sound().streams())
 		if (&stream->device() == &device())
 			for (int inputnum = 0; inputnum < stream->input_count(); inputnum++, overall++)
 				if (stream->input_source_device(inputnum) == &source_device && stream->input_source_outputnum(inputnum) == outputnum)
@@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ void device_sound_interface::interface_validity_check(validity_checker &valid) c
 void device_sound_interface::interface_pre_start()
 {
 	// scan all the sound devices
-	sound_interface_iterator iter(m_device.machine().root_device());
+	sound_interface_iterator iter(device().machine().root_device());
 	for (device_sound_interface const &sound : iter)
 	{
 		// scan each route on the device
@@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ void device_sound_interface::interface_pre_start()
 		{
 			// see if we are the target of this route; if we are, make sure the source device is started
 			device_t *const target_device = route.m_base.get().subdevice(route.m_target.c_str());
-			if ((target_device == &m_device) && !sound.device().started())
+			if ((target_device == &device()) && !sound.device().started())
 				throw device_missing_dependencies();
 		}
 	}
@@ -300,7 +300,7 @@ void device_sound_interface::interface_pre_start()
 		{
 			// see if we are the target of this route
 			device_t *const target_device = route.m_base.get().subdevice(route.m_target.c_str());
-			if ((target_device == &m_device) && (route.m_input == AUTO_ALLOC_INPUT))
+			if ((target_device == &device()) && (route.m_input == AUTO_ALLOC_INPUT))
 			{
 				route.m_input = m_auto_allocated_inputs;
 				m_auto_allocated_inputs += (route.m_output == ALL_OUTPUTS) ? sound.outputs() : 1;
@@ -318,14 +318,14 @@ void device_sound_interface::interface_pre_start()
 void device_sound_interface::interface_post_start()
 {
 	// iterate over all the sound devices
-	for (device_sound_interface &sound : sound_interface_iterator(m_device.machine().root_device()))
+	for (device_sound_interface &sound : sound_interface_iterator(device().machine().root_device()))
 	{
 		// scan each route on the device
 		for (sound_route const &route : sound.routes())
 		{
 			// if we are the target of this route, hook it up
 			device_t *const target_device = route.m_base.get().subdevice(route.m_target.c_str());
-			if (target_device == &m_device)
+			if (target_device == &device())
 			{
 				// iterate over all outputs, matching any that apply
 				int inputnum = route.m_input;
@@ -343,7 +343,7 @@ void device_sound_interface::interface_post_start()
 						int streaminputnum;
 						sound_stream *const inputstream = input_to_stream_input(inputnum++, streaminputnum);
 						if (!inputstream)
-							fatalerror("Sound device '%s' targeted output #%d to nonexistent device '%s' input %d\n", sound.device().tag(), outputnum, m_device.tag(), inputnum - 1);
+							fatalerror("Sound device '%s' targeted output #%d to nonexistent device '%s' input %d\n", sound.device().tag(), outputnum, device().tag(), inputnum - 1);
 
 						// set the input
 						inputstream->set_input(streaminputnum, outputstream, streamoutputnum, route.m_gain);
@@ -362,7 +362,7 @@ void device_sound_interface::interface_post_start()
 void device_sound_interface::interface_pre_reset()
 {
 	// update all streams on this device prior to reset
-	for (auto &stream : m_device.machine().sound().streams())
+	for (auto &stream : device().machine().sound().streams())
 		if (&stream->device() == &device())
 			stream->update();
 }
@@ -415,7 +415,7 @@ void device_mixer_interface::interface_pre_start()
 	m_outputmap.resize(m_auto_allocated_inputs);
 
 	// iterate through all routes that point to us and note their mixer output
-	for (device_sound_interface const &sound : sound_interface_iterator(m_device.machine().root_device()))
+	for (device_sound_interface const &sound : sound_interface_iterator(device().machine().root_device()))
 	{
 		for (sound_route const &route : sound.routes())
 		{

src/emu/distate.cpp

@@ -624,7 +624,7 @@ void device_state_interface::interface_post_start()
 {
 	// make sure we got something during startup
 	if (m_state_list.size() == 0)
-		throw emu_fatalerror("No state registered for device '%s' that supports it!", m_device.tag());
+		throw emu_fatalerror("No state registered for device '%s' that supports it!", device().tag());
 }
 
 

src/emu/emucore.h

@@ -373,4 +373,4 @@ inline u64 d2u(double d)
 	return u.vv;
 }
 
-#endif  /* MAME_EMU_EMUCORE_H */
+#endif // MAME_EMU_EMUCORE_H

src/mame/audio/mw8080bw.cpp

@@ -940,7 +940,7 @@ static DISCRETE_SOUND_START(boothill_discrete)
 	/************************************************
 	 * Shot sounds
 	 ************************************************/
-	/* Noise clock was breadboarded and measured at 7700Hz */
+	// Noise clock was breadboarded and measured at 7700Hz
 	DISCRETE_LFSR_NOISE(BOOTHILL_NOISE, 1, 1, 7700, 12.0, 0, 12.0/2, &midway_lfsr)
 
 	DISCRETE_OP_AMP_TRIG_VCA(NODE_30, BOOTHILL_LEFT_SHOT_EN, 0, 0, BOOTHILL_NOISE, 0, &boothill_shot_tvca_info)
@@ -977,8 +977,8 @@ static DISCRETE_SOUND_START(boothill_discrete)
 
 	DISCRETE_MIXER2(NODE_91, BOOTHILL_GAME_ON_EN, BOOTHILL_L_SHOT_SND, BOOTHILL_L_HIT_SND, &boothill_l_mixer)
 
-	/* Music is only added to the right channel per schematics */
+	// Music is only added to the right channel per schematics
-	/* This should be verified on the real game */
+	// This should be verified on the real game
 	DISCRETE_MIXER3(NODE_92, BOOTHILL_GAME_ON_EN, BOOTHILL_R_SHOT_SND, BOOTHILL_R_HIT_SND, MIDWAY_TONE_SND, &boothill_r_mixer)
 
 	DISCRETE_OUTPUT(NODE_91, 1)

src/mame/drivers/a7800.cpp

@@ -1407,8 +1407,7 @@ void a7800_state::a7800_ntsc(machine_config &config)
 	A78_CART_SLOT(config, "cartslot", a7800_cart, nullptr);
 
 	/* software lists */
-	SOFTWARE_LIST(config, "cart_list").set_original("a7800");
+	SOFTWARE_LIST(config, "cart_list").set_original("a7800").set_filter("NTSC");
-	subdevice<software_list_device>("cart_list")->set_filter("NTSC");
 }
 
 void a7800_pal_state::a7800_pal(machine_config &config)

src/osd/modules/file/posixptty.cpp

@@ -109,6 +109,9 @@ bool posix_check_ptty_path(std::string const &path)
 
 osd_file::error posix_open_ptty(std::uint32_t openflags, osd_file::ptr &file, std::uint64_t &filesize, std::string &name)
 {
+#if defined(__ANDROID__)
+	return osd_file::error::FAILURE;
+#else // defined(__ANDROID__)
 #if (defined(sun) || defined(__sun)) && (defined(__SVR4) || defined(__svr4__))
 	int access = O_NOCTTY;
 	if (openflags & OPEN_FLAG_WRITE)
@@ -145,9 +148,6 @@ osd_file::error posix_open_ptty(std::uint32_t openflags, osd_file::ptr &file, st
 		::close(masterfd);
 		return errno_to_file_error(err);
 	}
-#elif defined(__ANDROID__)
-	int masterfd = -1, slavefd = -1;
-	char slavepath[PATH_MAX];
 #else
 	struct termios tios;
 	std::memset(&tios, 0, sizeof(tios));
@@ -188,4 +188,5 @@ osd_file::error posix_open_ptty(std::uint32_t openflags, osd_file::ptr &file, st
 		::close(masterfd);
 		return osd_file::error::OUT_OF_MEMORY;
 	}
+#endif // defined(__ANDROID__)
 }

src/osd/osdcore.h

@@ -1,18 +1,11 @@
 // license:BSD-3-Clause
 // copyright-holders:Aaron Giles
-/***************************************************************************
+/// \file
-
+/// \brief Core OS-dependent code interface
-    osdcore.h
+///
-
+/// The prototypes in this file describe the interfaces that the MAME
-    Core OS-dependent code interface.
+/// core and various tools rely on to interact with the outside world.
-
+/// They are broken out into several categories.
-****************************************************************************
-
-    The prototypes in this file describe the interfaces that the MAME core
-    and various tools rely upon to interact with the outside world. They are
-    broken out into several categories.
-
-***************************************************************************/
 #ifndef MAME_OSD_OSDCORE_H
 #define MAME_OSD_OSDCORE_H
 
@@ -46,216 +39,188 @@
 #endif
 #endif
 
-/* flags controlling file access */
+/// \defgroup openflags File open flags
-#define OPEN_FLAG_READ          0x0001      /* open for read */
+/// \{
-#define OPEN_FLAG_WRITE         0x0002      /* open for write */
-#define OPEN_FLAG_CREATE        0x0004      /* create & truncate file */
-#define OPEN_FLAG_CREATE_PATHS  0x0008      /* create paths as necessary */
-#define OPEN_FLAG_NO_PRELOAD    0x0010      /* do not decompress on open */
 
-// osd_file is an interface which represents an open file/PTY/socket
+/// Open file for reading.
+#define OPEN_FLAG_READ          0x0001
+
+/// Open file for writing.
+#define OPEN_FLAG_WRITE         0x0002
+
+/// Create the file, or truncate it if it exists.
+#define OPEN_FLAG_CREATE        0x0004
+
+/// Create non-existent directories in the path.
+#define OPEN_FLAG_CREATE_PATHS  0x0008
+
+/// Do not decompress into memory on open.
+#define OPEN_FLAG_NO_PRELOAD    0x0010
+
+/// \}
+
+
+/// \brief Interface to file-like resources
+///
+/// This interface is used to access file-like and stream-like
+/// resources.  Examples include plain files, TCP socket, named pipes,
+/// pseudo-terminals, and compressed archive members.
 class osd_file
 {
 public:
-	// error codes returned by routines below
+	/// \brief Result of a file operation
+	///
+	/// Returned by most members of osd_file, and also used by other
+	/// classes that access files or other file-like resources.
 	enum class error
 	{
+		/// Operation completed successfully.
 		NONE,
+
+		/// Operation failed, but there is no more specific code to
+		/// describe the failure.
 		FAILURE,
+
+		/// Operation failed due to an error allocating memory.
 		OUT_OF_MEMORY,
+
+		/// The requested file, path or resource was not found.
 		NOT_FOUND,
+
+		/// Current permissions do not allow the requested access.
 		ACCESS_DENIED,
+
+		/// Requested access is not permitted because the file or
+		/// resource is currently open for exclusive access.
 		ALREADY_OPEN,
+
+		/// Request cannot be completed due to resource exhaustion
+		/// (maximum number of open files or other objects has been
+		/// reached).
 		TOO_MANY_FILES,
+
+		/// The request cannot be completed because invalid data was
+		/// encountered (for example an inconsistent filesystem, or a
+		/// corrupt archive file).
 		INVALID_DATA,
+
+		/// The requested access mode is invalid, or not appropriate for
+		/// the file or resource.
 		INVALID_ACCESS
 	};
 
+	/// \brief Smart pointer to a file handle
 	typedef std::unique_ptr<osd_file> ptr;
 
-
+	/// \brief Open a new file handle
-	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	///
-	    osd_file::open: open a new file.
+	/// This function is called by core_fopen and several other places
-
+	/// in the core to access files. These functions will construct
-	    Parameters:
+	/// paths by concatenating various search paths held in the
-
+	/// options.c options database with partial paths specified by the
-	        path - path to the file to open
+	/// core.  The core assumes that the path separator is the first
-
+	/// character of the string PATH_SEPARATOR, but does not interpret
-	        openflags - some combination of:
+	/// any path separators in the search paths, so if you use a
-
+	/// different path separator in a search path, you may get a mixture
-	            OPEN_FLAG_READ - open the file for read access
+	/// of PATH_SEPARATORs (from the core) and alternate path separators
-	            OPEN_FLAG_WRITE - open the file for write access
+	/// (specified by users and placed into the options database).
-	            OPEN_FLAG_CREATE - create/truncate the file when opening
+	/// \param [in] path Path to the file to open.
-	            OPEN_FLAG_CREATE_PATHS - specifies that non-existant paths
+	/// \param [in] openflags Combination of #OPEN_FLAG_READ,
-	                    should be created if necessary
+	///   #OPEN_FLAG_WRITE, #OPEN_FLAG_CREATE and
-
+	///   #OPEN_FLAG_CREATE_PATHS specifying the requested access mode
-	        file - reference to an osd_file::ptr to receive the newly-opened file
+	///   and open behaviour.
-	            handle; this is only valid if the function returns FILERR_NONE
+	/// \param [out] file Receives the file handle if the operation
-
+	///   succeeds.  Not valid if the operation fails.
-	        filesize - reference to a uint64_t to receive the size of the opened
+	/// \param [out] filesize Receives the size of the opened file if
-	            file; this is only valid if the function returns FILERR_NONE
+	///   the operation succeeded.  Not valid if the operation failed.
-
+	///   Will be zero for stream-like objects (e.g. TCP sockets or
-	    Return value:
+	///   named pipes).
-
+	/// \return Result of the operation.
-	        a file_error describing any error that occurred while opening
-	        the file, or FILERR_NONE if no error occurred
-
-	    Notes:
-
-	        This function is called by core_fopen and several other places in
-	        the core to access files. These functions will construct paths by
-	        concatenating various search paths held in the options.c options
-	        database with partial paths specified by the core. The core assumes
-	        that the path separator is the first character of the string
-	        PATH_SEPARATOR, but does not interpret any path separators in the
-	        search paths, so if you use a different path separator in a search
-	        path, you may get a mixture of PATH_SEPARATORs (from the core) and
-	        alternate path separators (specified by users and placed into the
-	        options database).
-	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 	static error open(std::string const &path, std::uint32_t openflags, ptr &file, std::uint64_t &filesize);
 
-
+	/// \brief Create a new pseudo-terminal (PTY) pair
-	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	///
-	    osd_file::openpty: create a new PTY pair
+	/// \param [out] file Receives the handle of the master side of the
-
+	///   pseudo-terminal if the operation succeeds.  Not valid if the
-	    Parameters:
+	///   operation fails.
-
+	/// \param [out] name Receives the name of the slave side of the
-	        file - reference to an osd_file::ptr to receive the handle of the master
+	///   pseudo-terminal if the operation succeeds.  Not valid if the
-	            side of the newly-created PTY; this is only valid if the function
+	///   operation fails.
-	            returns FILERR_NONE
+	/// \return Result of the operation.
-
-	        name - reference to string where slave filename will be stored
-
-	    Return value:
-
-	        a file_error describing any error that occurred while creating the
-	        PTY, or FILERR_NONE if no error occurred
-	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 	static error openpty(ptr &file, std::string &name);
 
-
+	/// \brief Close an open file
-	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-	    osd_file::~osd_file: close an open file
-	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 	virtual ~osd_file() { }
 
-
+	/// \brief Read from an open file
-	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	///
-	    osd_file::read: read from an open file
+	/// Read data from an open file at specified offset.  Note that the
-
+	/// seek and read are not guaranteed to be atomic, which may cause
-	    Parameters:
+	/// issues in multi-threaded applications.
-
+	/// \param [out] buffer Pointer to memory that will receive the data
-	        buffer - pointer to memory that will receive the data read
+	///   read.
-
+	/// \param [in] offset Byte offset within the file to read at,
-	        offset - offset within the file to read from
+	///   relative to the start of the file.  Ignored for stream-like
-
+	///   objects (e.g. TCP sockets or named pipes).
-	        length - number of bytes to read from the file
+	/// \param [in] length Number of bytes to read.  Fewer bytes may be
-
+	///   read if the end of file is reached, or if no data is
-	        actual - reference to a uint32_t to receive the number of bytes actually
+	///   available.
-	            read during the operation; valid only if the function returns
+	/// \param [out] actual Receives the number of bytes read if the
-	            FILERR_NONE
+	///   operation succeeds.  Not valid if the operation fails.
-
+	/// \return Result of the operation.
-	    Return value:
-
-	        a file_error describing any error that occurred while reading
-	        from the file, or FILERR_NONE if no error occurred
-	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 	virtual error read(void *buffer, std::uint64_t offset, std::uint32_t length, std::uint32_t &actual) = 0;
 
-
+	/// \brief Write to an open file
-	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	///
-	    osd_file::write: write to an open file
+	/// Write data to an open file at specified offset.  Note that the
-
+	/// seek and write are not guaranteed to be atomic, which may cause
-	    Parameters:
+	/// issues in multi-threaded applications.
-
+	/// \param [in] buffer Pointer to memory containing data to write.
-	        buffer - pointer to memory that contains the data to write
+	/// \param [in] offset Byte offset within the file to write at,
-
+	///   relative to the start of the file.  Ignored for stream-like
-	        offset - offset within the file to write to
+	///   objects (e.g. TCP sockets or named pipes).
-
+	/// \param [in] length Number of bytes to write.
-	        length - number of bytes to write to the file
+	/// \param [out] actual Receives the number of bytes written if the
-
+	///   operation succeeds.  Not valid if the operation fails.
-	        actual - reference to a uint32_t to receive the number of bytes actually
+	/// \return Result of the operation.
-	            written during the operation; valid only if the function returns
-	            FILERR_NONE
-
-	    Return value:
-
-	        a file_error describing any error that occurred while writing to
-	        the file, or FILERR_NONE if no error occurred
-	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 	virtual error write(void const *buffer, std::uint64_t offset, std::uint32_t length, std::uint32_t &actual) = 0;
 
-
+	/// \brief Change the size of an open file
-	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	///
-	    osd_file::truncate: change the size of an open file
+	/// \param [in] offset Desired size of the file.
-
+	/// \return Result of the operation.
-	    Parameters:
-
-.           offset - future size of the file
-
-	    Return value:
-
-	        a file_error describing any error that occurred while writing to
-	        the file, or FILERR_NONE if no error occurred
-	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 	virtual error truncate(std::uint64_t offset) = 0;
 
-
+	/// \brief Flush file buffers
-	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	///
-	    osd_file::flush: flush file buffers
+	/// This flushes any data cached by the application, but does not
-
+	/// guarantee that all prior writes have reached persistent storage.
-	    Parameters:
+	/// \return Result of the operation.
-
-	        file - handle to a file previously opened via osd_open
-
-	    Return value:
-
-	        a file_error describing any error that occurred while flushing file
-	        buffers, or FILERR_NONE if no error occurred
-	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 	virtual error flush() = 0;
 
-
+	/// \brief Delete a file
-	/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	///
-	    osd_file::remove: deletes a file
+	/// \param [in] filename Path to the file to delete.
-
+	/// \return Result of the operation.
-	    Parameters:
-
-	        filename - path to file to delete
-
-	    Return value:
-
-	        a file_error describing any error that occurred while deleting
-	        the file, or FILERR_NONE if no error occurred
-	-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 	static error remove(std::string const &filename);
 };
 
 
-
+/// \brief Get environment variable value
-/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+///
-    osd_getenv: return pointer to environment variable
+/// \param [in] name Name of the environment variable as a
-
+///   NUL-terminated string.
-    Parameters:
+/// \return Pointer to environment variable value as a NUL-terminated
-
+///   string if found, or nullptr if not found.
-        name  - name of environment variable
-
-    Return value:
-
-        pointer to value
------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 const char *osd_getenv(const char *name);
 
-/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-    osd_getpid: gets process id
 
-    Return value:
+/// \brief Get current process ID
-
+///
-        process id
+/// \return The process ID of the current process.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 int osd_getpid();
 
+
 /*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
     osd_get_physical_drive_geometry: if the given path points to a physical
         drive, return the geometry of that drive
@@ -442,7 +407,7 @@ typedef uint64_t osd_ticks_t;
         accurate. It is ok if this call is not ultra-fast, since it is
         primarily used for once/frame synchronization.
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
-osd_ticks_t osd_ticks(void);
+osd_ticks_t osd_ticks();
 
 
 /*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -457,7 +422,7 @@ osd_ticks_t osd_ticks(void);
         an osd_ticks_t value which represents the number of ticks per
         second
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
-osd_ticks_t osd_ticks_per_second(void);
+osd_ticks_t osd_ticks_per_second();
 
 
 /*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -697,67 +662,42 @@ void osd_work_item_release(osd_work_item *item);
     MISCELLANEOUS INTERFACES
 ***************************************************************************/
 
-/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+/// \brief Allocate memory that can contain executable code
-    osd_alloc_executable: allocate memory that can contain executable code
+///
-
+/// Allocated memory must be both writable and executable.  Allocated
-    Parameters:
+/// memory must be freed by calling #osd_free_executable passing the
-
+/// same size.
-        size - the number of bytes to allocate
+/// \param [in] size Number of bytes to allocate.
-
+/// \return Pointer to allocated memory, or nullptr if allocation
-    Return value:
+///   failed.
-
+/// \sa osd_free_executable
-        a pointer to the allocated memory
-
-    Notes:
-
-        On many systems, this call may acceptably map to malloc(). On systems
-        where pages are tagged with "no execute" privileges, it may be
-        necessary to perform some kind of special allocation to ensure that
-        code placed into this buffer can be executed.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 void *osd_alloc_executable(size_t size);
 
 
-/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+/// \brief Free memory allocated by osd_alloc_executable
-    osd_free_executable: free memory allocated by osd_alloc_executable
+///
-
+/// \param [in] ptr Pointer returned by #osd_alloc_executable.
-    Parameters:
+/// \param [in] size Number of bytes originally requested.  Must match
-
+///   the value passed to #osd_alloc_executable.
-        ptr - the pointer returned from osd_alloc_executable
+/// \sa osd_alloc_executable
-
-        size - the number of bytes originally requested
-
-    Return value:
-
-        None
------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 void osd_free_executable(void *ptr, size_t size);
 
 
-/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+/// \brief Break into host debugger if attached
-    osd_break_into_debugger: break into the hosting system's debugger if one
+///
-        is attached
+/// This function is called when a fatal error occurs.  If a debugger is
-
+/// attached, it should break and display the specified message.
-    Parameters:
+/// \param [in] message Message to output to the debugger as a
-
+///   NUL-terminated string.
-        message - pointer to string to output to the debugger
-
-    Return value:
-
-        None.
-
-    Notes:
-
-        This function is called when an assertion or other important error
-        occurs. If a debugger is attached to the current process, it should
-        break into the debugger and display the given message.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 void osd_break_into_debugger(const char *message);
 
-/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
-    osd_get_clipboard_text: retrieves text from the clipboard
+/// \brief Get clipboard text
------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
+///
-std::string osd_get_clipboard_text(void);
+/// Gets current clipboard content as UTF-8 text.  Returns an empty
+/// string if the clipboard contents cannot be converted to plain text.
+/// \return Clipboard contents or an empty string.
+std::string osd_get_clipboard_text();
 
 
 /***************************************************************************
@@ -818,7 +758,8 @@ public:
 };
 
 //FIXME: really needed here?
-void osd_list_network_adapters(void);
+void osd_list_network_adapters();
+
 
 /***************************************************************************
     UNCATEGORIZED INTERFACES
@@ -849,20 +790,6 @@ const char *osd_get_volume_name(int idx);
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 void osd_subst_env(std::string &dst, std::string const &src);
 
-/* ----- output management ----- */
-
-// output channels
-enum osd_output_channel
-{
-	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_ERROR,
-	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_WARNING,
-	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_INFO,
-	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_DEBUG,
-	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_VERBOSE,
-	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_LOG,
-	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_COUNT
-};
-
 class osd_gpu
 {
 public:
@@ -1014,6 +941,22 @@ public:
 	virtual void unbind_buffer(vertex_buffer_interface *vb) = 0;
 };
 
+
+/// \defgroup osd_printf Diagnostic output functions
+/// \{
+
+// output channels
+enum osd_output_channel
+{
+	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_ERROR,
+	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_WARNING,
+	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_INFO,
+	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_DEBUG,
+	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_VERBOSE,
+	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_LOG,
+	OSD_OUTPUT_CHANNEL_COUNT
+};
+
 class osd_output
 {
 public:
@@ -1037,35 +980,79 @@ private:
 	osd_output *m_chain = nullptr;
 };
 
-
-// diagnostic output
 void osd_vprintf_error(util::format_argument_pack<std::ostream> const &args);
 void osd_vprintf_warning(util::format_argument_pack<std::ostream> const &args);
 void osd_vprintf_info(util::format_argument_pack<std::ostream> const &args);
 void osd_vprintf_verbose(util::format_argument_pack<std::ostream> const &args);
 void osd_vprintf_debug(util::format_argument_pack<std::ostream> const &args);
 
+/// \brief Print error message
+///
+/// By default, error messages are sent to standard error.  The relaxed
+/// format rules used by util::string_format apply.
+/// \param [in] fmt Message format string.
+/// \param [in] args Optional message format arguments.
+/// \sa util::string_format
 template <typename Format, typename... Params> void osd_printf_error(Format &&fmt, Params &&...args)
 {
 	return osd_vprintf_error(util::make_format_argument_pack(std::forward<Format>(fmt), std::forward<Params>(args)...));
 }
+
+/// \brief Print warning message
+///
+/// By default, warning messages are sent to standard error.  The
+/// relaxed format rules used by util::string_format apply.
+/// \param [in] fmt Message format string.
+/// \param [in] args Optional message format arguments.
+/// \sa util::string_format
 template <typename Format, typename... Params> void osd_printf_warning(Format &&fmt, Params &&...args)
 {
 	return osd_vprintf_warning(util::make_format_argument_pack(std::forward<Format>(fmt), std::forward<Params>(args)...));
 }
+
+/// \brief Print informational message
+///
+/// By default, informational messages are sent to standard output.
+/// The relaxed format rules used by util::string_format apply.
+/// \param [in] fmt Message format string.
+/// \param [in] args Optional message format arguments.
+/// \sa util::string_format
 template <typename Format, typename... Params> void osd_printf_info(Format &&fmt, Params &&...args)
 {
 	return osd_vprintf_info(util::make_format_argument_pack(std::forward<Format>(fmt), std::forward<Params>(args)...));
 }
+
+/// \brief Print verbose diagnostic message
+///
+/// Verbose diagnostic messages are disabled by default.  If enabled,
+/// they are sent to standard output by default.  The relaxed format
+/// rules used by util::string_format apply.  Note that the format
+/// string and arguments will always be evaluated, even if verbose
+/// diagnostic messages are disabled.
+/// \param [in] fmt Message format string.
+/// \param [in] args Optional message format arguments.
+/// \sa util::string_format
 template <typename Format, typename... Params> void osd_printf_verbose(Format &&fmt, Params &&...args)
 {
 	return osd_vprintf_verbose(util::make_format_argument_pack(std::forward<Format>(fmt), std::forward<Params>(args)...));
 }
+
+/// \brief Print debug message
+///
+/// By default, debug messages are sent to standard output for debug
+/// builds only.  The relaxed format rules used by util::string_format
+/// apply.  Note that the format string and arguments will always be
+/// evaluated, even if debug messages are disabled.
+/// \param [in] fmt Message format string.
+/// \param [in] args Optional message format arguments.
+/// \sa util::string_format
 template <typename Format, typename... Params> void osd_printf_debug(Format &&fmt, Params &&...args)
 {
 	return osd_vprintf_debug(util::make_format_argument_pack(std::forward<Format>(fmt), std::forward<Params>(args)...));
 }
 
+/// \}
+
 
 // returns command line arguments as an std::vector<std::string> in UTF-8
 std::vector<std::string> osd_get_command_line(int argc, char *argv[]);