* Add config section for Nintendo Switch
* Add compiler configuration for Nintendo Switch and it's CPU
* Add specific lib code for Nintendo Switch
* Add GC support for Nintendo Switch
* Update changelog for Nintendo Switch
* Update changelog with more info about fixed paths
* Cleaned up GC memory management a bit
* Relocate docs for Switch
* Rename aarch64NoneElfGcc to nintendoSwitchGCC
* Remove armv8a57
* Fix installer.ini
* Reuse code in linux and amd64
* Add posix defs for nintendo switch
* Add more defined sections for nintendo switch
* Remove old comment
* Add what's not supported for Nintendo Switch docs
* Make nintendoswitch == posix
* Remove DEVKITPRO references from nim.cfg
* Make PR extccomp changes
* Remove Result type alias
* Add separate switch consts file
* Update docs for nintendo switch
* Fix travis errors with undefined consts and add correct wait.h procs
When platform is Windows and app type is GUI, an error about missing DLL file is displayed as message box in addition to the console output, which is usually not visible.
Maintainers of win32 DLLs can opt to provide libraries with
'decorated' function names (Google "stdcall name decoration"). To
pull a function pointer out of one of these DLLs, you have to pass a
decorated name to getProcAddress. This is painful for the authors
of NIM DLL wrappers - they have to pass manually-decorated strings
to "importc", but only on win32.
This commit adds auto-decoration to nimGetProcAddress. This function
will probe the DLL for the undecorated name, and if that fails, it
will automatically add decoration and try again. That way, the author
of the wrapper doesn't have to deal with it.
