This line needs to be inside the if statement, it being outside creates a bug which prevents the use of custom PrintConsoles, as it will force any custom PrintConsole to just be equal to the default console. It should only be ran if the default console is being used.
- consoleDebugInit now lives in a separate source code file
- The devoptab for debugDevice_CONSOLE is now loaded weakly, so that
normal console code isn't linked in by explicit means
- consoleInit no longer sets up stderr. If stderr to console is desired,
explicitly use consoleDebugInit(debugDevice_CONSOLE)
- This change makes it possible to use debugDevice_SVC without linking
in the entire console runtime, which in turn also enabled default
native window handling (and this can be undesirable)
- Added ConsoleRenderer interface, which abstracts all relevant
operations needed to set up and write characters to a text mode display
- ConsoleFont now has tileWidth/tileHeight parameters
- PrintConsole now holds a pointer to a ConsoleRenderer
- Added consoleExit for deinitializing the console
- Added consoleUpdate for updating the display every frame
- Corrected lots of obsolete/outdated comments
- Separated console software renderer into its own file (console_sw.c)
- Added getDefaultConsoleRenderer weak function, for selecting the
default console renderer when none (NULL) is specified in PrintConsole
- Software renderer now takes care of gfxInitDefault/gfxExit
- All these changes are backwards compatible with older programs because:
- gfxInitDefault has double-init protection
- Old programs don't call consoleUpdate/Exit, but their implementation
in the software renderer is identical to what old programs were
already doing anyway
