I was able to make it work by calling
SDL_RegisterApp in SDL_Init, just before (*_init_func)
is called.
Of course, I had to use a private global to pass the
instance under the table (this is very dirty), but it seems
to work…
/* Stubs that load all of our symbols and initialize the SDL library */
int SDL_Init(Uint32 flags)
{
[…]
/* all the symbols are loaded, but now we need to register the app */
{
extern void *Mtvp_instance;
/* Create and register our class, then run main code */
if (SDL_RegisterApp("mtvp", CS_BYTEALIGNCLIENT, Mtvp_instance) < 0 ) {
_msg_printf("mtvp: Couldn't initialize SDL: %s\n", SDL_GetError());
return -1;
}
}
return((*_init_func)(flags));
}
Maybe a cleaner solution would be to pass a platform-specific
(void *) pointer as a second parameter to SDL_Init. In the case
of Win32, it could be the Instance handle, maybe ?
-t