I think I forgot! :D Just updated the latest source code (which is still ScummVM 2.0) to use the FFS task scheduler. sys_error.cpp, ect.) are compiled and linked against ScummV. You just have to make sure that thread.cpp (and its dependencies e.g. On macOS/Linux this shouldn't be a problem. Caveat: I haven't tested the code! I couldn't even compile it, since ScummVM apparently doesn't support Unicode on Windows. The build now requires an additional file, thread.cpp, which is part of FreeFileSync. The file name is correct, it's a 32-bit executable.
So the best approach to get an updated xBRZ would be to directly ask the maintainers of MAME. Personally I don't see why not, because all those projects support HQx, which is in all respects inferior to xBRZ. But in the long run each project would have to decide for itself if it wants to integrate xBRZ. While perfectly useable, the idea with my xBRZ implementations is mainly to demonstrate a proof of concept to dismiss excuses of project maintainers like "too much work, too difficult, not possible".
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