LibretroAdmin b92a874a90 input: device groups, and Android's built-in controllers as rules ...

Some controllers reach the OS as more than one input device: the Xperia
Play's pad is two, the SHIELD keeps its NVIDIA button apart, the GPD XD
its back button, the ARCHOS GamePad its sticks. The Android driver
merged them with two global ids, pad_id1 and pad_id2, in a chain of
special cases: one such device at a time, two members at most, and
nothing done when one went away.

A device group (input/input_group.h) is one pad made of several OS
devices. The first member to arrive has the slot, later ones are read
as it, in either order. A member leaving keeps the pad; the lead leaving
hands the slot to the next member; the last leaving ends the group.
Several groups stand at once. A rule names the model, the members'
names and each one's role: part of the pad, the controller proper (a
second controller is a pad of its own), or a part that only joins, like
the NVIDIA button.

The Android driver's special cases are now a rule table
(android_groups.h) and the two globals are gone. input_group_test holds
the table to the old chain on every model and name it tries, and the
groups to join orders, members leaving, two groups at once and roles.

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input_group_test.c

input: device groups, and Android's built-in controllers as rules

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Makefile

input: device groups, and Android's built-in controllers as rules

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