Add new ciolib_appname and call SDL_RegisterApp(ciolib_appname, 0, NULL)
when the symbols are loaded.

when the window is resized (fixes mouse offsets).

Have SyncTERM save/restore the window size

Ciolib changes:
Hopefully fix streaming texture updates (ie: white screen)
- Request pixel data on expose rather than re-render texture
- This allows the rect update to copy the screen
Fix ALT-Enter fullscreen toggle
Ensure vstatlock is held when accessing cvstat
Add setwinsize() and setwinpos() to ciolib
Return window position from get_window_info() in SDL mode
SDL driver no longer supports setscaling() (use setwinsize())
Use ALT-<arrow> to change window scaling, not Meta
Add winwidth/winheight to vstat structure

when such a size is selected.

META-<arrow> keys now change the window size in SDL mode... left and up
make the window smaller, and down and right make it larger.

On Windows, the META key is the Windows key... On Apple systems, maybe it's
the Apple key?  *shrug*

Remove CIOLIB_MODE_SDL_YUV* macros, these modes have no point anymore
Fix SDL prototypes

Use _beginthread() instead of SDL_CreateThread().  For some reason, using
CreateThread() sometimes caused an application crash (ie: when using -?)
Everyhing else uses _beginthread() so there's no reason for this to be
special, especially when it breaks stuff.

load_sdl_funcs() is no longer called from SDL_win32_main()
Further, the Handle thing doesn't exist anymore, so just remove it.

It's not unlikely that any utilities using SDL will have new issues... you
may want to hold off on updates for a bit until this settles unless you
don't use SDL mode.

This fixes the Linux crash on exit in SDL when X11 mode is used (and possible
others).

Thanks Coverity!

stupid macro tricks when using a shared object.

getting lost for no apparent reason.

Doesn't fix the problem, but it seems like a good idea at this time.

insaninty.

to hopefully make SyncTERM stop disabling the screen saver.

linking (exept Win32-specific stuff)

framebuffer/svgalib output.

run with directx mode forced and still work.

going full-screen.  This makes LCD monitors happy.

This is untested since my system has a terrible video card.

Most noticable on OS X