different signedness, superflous ',' and ';' in structures, wrong
return-types, lose of digits and some small glitches.

[fonts] section. Also, file with cached metrics now has the value of
$DISPLAY appended to the filename.

again.

any Windows define and conflict with MFC defines.
windows.h must provide all the definitions contained in winbase.h
Some Xxx32 functions did not have the associated Xxx macro.

Added a typedef for PUINT

Glibc headers. If it fails, next check determines whether direct inclusion
of <linux/ipx.h> works.

Standard (SBCS) functions may exist or not, with the same or a different
semantics.

remove boring bugs.

-console option. Currently "tty", "ncurses", and "xterm" are
supported.
Add stubs for resizing the screen on mode changes.

DdeCmpStringHandles, DdeCreateStringHandle, DdeFreeStringHandle,
DdeQueryString, DdeUninitialize.

- Vertical trackbars supported now
- TBS_BOTH support (goes along with partial cleanup of drawing code)
- Use COMCTL32 heap instead of system heap

Starting ColorKey support.
Fixed trace statement in DirectDrawCreate as formatting wasn't correct.
Changed "return 0;" to "return DD_OK" or "return S_OK" as appropriate.
Added SurfaceEnum dwFlags.

Changed implementation a little bit.
Added stubs for dplay3. Still need to break into A and W versions.

has been changed to have a case insensitive compare.

activating a dosmod-specific setitimer(), and the capture of some
common signals, which is returned to Wine (previously a SIGILL
would just cause a "dosmod sync lost" without explanation, now it
invokes the Wine debugger). Invokes int 08 upon receipt of dosmod
SIGALRM, thus simulating the DOS timer. Made DOS interrupt calls
be reported by -debugmsg +relay instead of -debugmsg +int. And
fixed non-i386 compilation of dosmod. (Anything else?!)

Use GetThreadQueue/GetFastQueue instead of GetTaskQueue.

UserYield moved to USER.

Callbacks->CallPostAppMessageProc removed.

(removed reference to MESSAGEQUEUE from KERNEL code).
Handle Expose events with native USER.

reconstruction of the function.