- X mode segfault fixed.
- Curses raw on exit issue fixed (hopefully).
- Mouse support moved into ciolib from uifc.

Some of these changes may have already gotten in... the CVS server has been hateing me lately.

Using macro for repetitive (copy/paste) calls to initciolib().

Renamed CIOWRAP to CIOLIB.

specify ANSI/Curses/X/Conio mode.
X console is now multithreaded rather than signal driven.
General cleanups and such.

Now Tested - Mostly works
  Minor cosmetic problems with gettext() and puttext()... this may be *nix only.

If I could only figure out a way to replace a lib while still using it on Win32...

This will (eventually) allow a separate stand-alone lib to be built.

Is this true for putch() too?  Anyone?  Anyone?

Borland conio library does with the exception of the hardware I/O.

I may add support for the newer Borland stuff eventually, but I doubt it.
:-)

NOTE: normvideo() always sets the attr to 0x07, not the attribute
at start of program.  This shouldn't be a problem I hope.

I *assumed* that getche() does not echo two-byte chars.  If this is wrong,
let me know.

Re-enabled ann the ncurses stuff (mouse etc)

always work... but it may be handy sometimes.

This may actually work now.

Includes the cp437-*fonts which are complete cp437 fonts.  These MUST be
installed and available to your X server.

Also, they must be aliased to:
vga
vga8x16
vga8x8
vga8x14

vga should be aliased to cp437-8x16

This may break all uifc programs when ran under X since x_cio is untested.
I'll be testing it as soon as I get home.

display of control-chars (ie: Up/Down arrows)

NetBSD doesn't have echochar()

conio compatability.

When _putch() is called to display a space, use a BOLD space.  Don't ask me why,
but this fixes an issue with every curses other than ncurses (growl)
Remove use if SP macro in uifc32.c (It's just silly.)

../uifc/ciowrap.h:34: error: nonnull argument references non-pointer operand (arg 1, operand 1)

By macroing cio_conwrap as conwrap...

both Win32/conio and *nix/curses implementations.