Changes include a fix for a nasty locale issue on macOS.
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We do not know the order of ape, or lyrics3, or musicmatch tags,
so we loop until we consume all, scanning for each tag type once.
I don't yet care about freaky broken mp3 files with double tags.
<rant> MP3 standard has no metadata format, so everyone invented
their own thing, even with extensions, until ID3v2 became dominant:
Hence the impossible mess there.</rant>
Also remove inline directive from a few detection procedures there.
(updates from my code in SDL_mixer.)
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so that it can be used in snd_mpg123.c, too, if needed.
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- Updates from my code in SDL_mixer:
- Fix APE header presence detection: APEv2 doesn't guarantee header.
We rely on bit31 of the flags field of the header/footer, instead.
- Add code to skip Lyrics3 v1 / v2 tags.
- Remove the non-standard 'Extended ID3v1' tag support: None of the
significant libraries like getID3, taglib or libid3tag support it.
Not supported in most, if not all mp3 players, either.
- The 'APE before ID3v1' was duplicated code because we removed the
TAG+ support: removed it.
- Add a FIXME note about handling possible double-ID3v1 tags.
- Add a FIXME note about order of tags at the end of the file.
- A few minor tidy-ups.
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previously, it ignored any gcc with __GNUC_MINOR__ == 0.
(patch submitted to upstream at github as PR/120)
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fixes a missing export in previous build.
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this way, SDL will convert to hardware format for us if needed.
most of the times we do get what we want. however, for example,
the WASAPI backend of SDL2 returns AUDIO_F32LSB as the obtained
format (which is not an SDL thing but a WASAPI thing) and we do
not support that. the SDL2.dll we ship with has WASAPI disabled,
but if the user replaces our dll with a one with WASAPI enabled
(official libsdl.org build or his own build) then we refuse the
obtained AUDIO_F32LSB format and run without sound. after this
patch, such a thing is transparent to us.
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( in case someone wants to build using C++ compilers. )
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This raises LMBLOCK_WIDTH/HEIGHT from 128 to 256 which should
be supported everywhere and decrease draw calls
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TODO: look at switching to Spike's mdl code from QSS
TODO: add "exceeds standard limit" warnings
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line that happened if a map had an empty string worldspawn key,
detected by ASan on macOS with demo_map.bsp from SlayerTest.
Also prevent the strcpy's from overflowing the buffers in case of long
keys.
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