alvinhochun

I'll just make a note here: Because x86-32 cdecl names has an extra leading underscore, c++filt in MSYS2 MINGW32 has `--strip-underscore` enabled by default. Better check how llvm-cxxfilt handles this.

I suppose it is perhaps too late to implement such change upstream to be included in LLVM 16. I guess we may have to go with a wrapper for now...

C++ member functions in stdcall is probably not too uncommon, considering that's what COM class implementations have to use. `--[no-]unwrap-win-i386-decorations` sounds good to me.

> > `--[no-]unwrap-win-i386-decorations` sounds good to me. > > I'm not entirely in love with the name, but I'm not sure if I have any better suggestions... Lots of people...

Thanks for the info. I had also seen another project that tapped into the PTP HID events (don't remember the name), but I have not had the time to actually...

`SynapticsTouchPad::TouchPad` has a rather simple interface. If you already have C code which can generate a stream of touchpad events, the easiest way to get it work is probably to...

I believe it is rather typical for programs without a front-facing UI to use a hidden window just for the message pump.

Can you use a low level mouse hook to disable mouse input? Better yet, implement it in a way such that it would automatically unblock if an external mouse is...

> > > `SynapticsTouchPad::TouchPad` has a rather simple interface. If you already have C code which can generate a stream of touchpad events, the easiest way to get it work...

I am completely clueless about C++/WinRT. Is it a fully header-based wrapper around an underlying "WinRT API" that is exposed as COM interfaces?