on oms3.bsp on SSE builds.
Thanks to ParuBaru for reporting the issue.
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"The buffers should always be cleared. On much older hardware, there was a technique to get away without clearing the scene, but on even semi-recent hardware, this will actually make things slower. So always do the clear."
Plus it's nice for map development / debugging.
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Previously we were Hunk_Alloc'ing space for 8192 edicts (by default) which zeros all of that memory, this way we only use as much RAM as needed since the unuesd pages aren't dirtied
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-adjust release builds to not require 10.6 SDK, and disable PPC since recent OSX SDK's don't support it
-don't strip symbols, to make testing in Instruments easier.
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Taken from RMQEngine. the idea is to ensure every -condebug log has the gfx driver version logged.
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Some measurements on the size of the sv.edicts hunk allocation, with this change, on various mods (it depends on the number of QC entity fields):
id1 7MB, quoth 11 MB, arcadim 21 MB, rrp 9MB, ne_ruins 16MB.
Since this is a Hunk_Alloc, the whole 10-20MB is cleared to zero which will allocate that much physical ram.
We could probably change it to a malloc later, and not clear the memory, so physical ram is only allocated when the memory is cleared in ED_Alloc.
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N.B.: I verified with the OS X Instruments tool that unused space in the heap isn't dirtied (e.g. we never memset the entire heap, only the portions returned by Hunk_Alloc) so this should have no impact on RAM required.
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after vid_restart TexMgr_ReloadImage reloads textures to tx->source_width/source_height, which might not match oldsize.
fixes: https://sourceforge.net/p/quakespasm/bugs/13/
steps to reproduce (fixed) bug:
-launch at 640x480, windowed, and with "r_oldwater 0"
-do "map start"
-change to 1024x768 windowed
-change to 1920x1080 windowed
-this last mode change makes liquid textures turn into random garbage.
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(640x480 fullscreen -> windowed would give a large 1280x768 window mostly filled with garbage).
Previously, we were only using the fast path on old systems (no VBO support) anyway.
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Uses only 36k extra of hunk memory, less for 32-bit builds, so shouldn't have any negative effects.
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Fixes a obscure bug where:
- a bsp with no textures (pink checkerboard displayed)
- gamma != 1
- nothing else on screen (sbar hidden, r_drawviewmodel 0)
would result in the screen turning to noise.
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Fixes bug where the fog mode was resetting to the default (GL_EXP) after a mode switch, causing fog to look different. This was only affecting SDL1 for me.
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