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INSTALL.md
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You can easily upgrade from a previous version of DOSBox-X to the new version with the Windows installer. The Windows installer in fact offers an option to automatically upgrade the config file (dosbox-x.conf) to the new version format while keeping all the user-customized settings already made. When you select this (recommended), the config file will include all options of the latest DOSBox-X version and also will keep all the changes already done previously by the user.
Apart from the Windows installers, you can find six zip packages (three before 0.83.13) for each DOSBox-X version for the Windows platform in the [Releases](https://github.com/joncampbell123/dosbox-x/releases) page as an alternative way to install DOSBox-X. These zip files are portable packages containing binaries built with Visual Studio 2019 (Win32, Win64, ARM32, ARM64 respectively), MinGW (Win32 and Win64 respectively). Look for zip files starting with "dosbox-x-vsbuild-" and "dosbox-x-mingw-win" in the Releases page.
Apart from the Windows installers, you can find seven zip packages (six before 0.84.1) for each DOSBox-X version for the Windows platform in the [Releases](https://github.com/joncampbell123/dosbox-x/releases) page as an alternative way to install DOSBox-X. These zip files are portable packages containing binaries built with Visual Studio 2019 (Win32, Win64, ARM32, ARM64 respectively), MinGW (Win32, Win32-lowend, Win64 respectively). Look for zip files starting with "dosbox-x-vsbuild-" and "dosbox-x-mingw-win" in the Releases page.
The Visual Studio builds are the default Windows builds to use, which include the debugger. On the other hand, standard MinGW builds of DOSBox-X support the Slirp backend for the NE2000 networking but won't run on Windows XP. If you need Windows XP support, you can use either the 32-bit Visual Studio builds or the 32-bit MinGW low-end builds (but not the standard MinGW builds). You may also want to use one of the MinGW builds if you encounter specific problem(s) with the Visual Studio builds (such as floating point precision issues). In addition, while DOSBox-X provides both SDL1 and SDL2 versions and the former is the default version, the SDL2 version may be preferred over the SDL1 version for certain features (particularly related to input handling) such as better international keyboard support.

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# if C_X11_EXT_XKBRULES
# include <X11/extensions/XKBrules.h>
# endif
#endif
void UpdateWindowDimensions(Bitu width, Bitu height);
void UpdateWindowMaximized(bool flag);
/* X11 Error handler.
* Apparently it is possible with SDL2 to resize the window in such a way that
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void X11_ErrorHandlerInstall(void) {
XSetErrorHandler(X11_ErrorHandler);
}
#endif
void UpdateWindowDimensions(Bitu width, Bitu height);
void UpdateWindowMaximized(bool flag);
#if C_X11_XRANDR
#include <X11/extensions/Xrandr.h>

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#include "../include/resource.h"
#include "../vs/config_package.h"
#define VERSION_NUMBER 0,84,1,0
#define VERSION_NUMBER 0,84,2,0
// icon resource
dosbox_ico ICON "../contrib/icons/dosbox-x.ico"