afxres.h is MFC-ism, and is not included in Visual Studio Express 2008.
To avoid confusing the resource editor in other visual studio versions,
let's implement a minimal version ourselves.
With some really bad luck, it was possible to crash inside
std::string::resize() if the connection was disconnected
right after sending the GET_TRACK command.
The network code assumes that the client and server have the
same endianess. This isn't always the case, so let's change
it all to network byte-order.
This change is not backwards compatible, so old clients and
new editors (or vica verca) will not work together any more.
Show the interpolation mode in the status-bar. This is a little bit
more useful for people who are new to GNU Rocket than just using some
undocumented color-code in the track.
This is mostly just nit-pickery that allows most of the editor to
be compiled with MinGW. The nasty COM-stuff for the XML-loader in
syncdocument.cpp is still not compiling, though. There's also some
missing resource definitions, it seems.
