Well, that'll make debugging less crashy...

git-svn-id: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/fteqw/code/trunk@283 fc73d0e0-1445-4013-8a0c-d673dee63da5
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Spoike 2004-10-01 22:20:50 +00:00
parent 467fb6c704
commit 30d0582da8
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@ -952,9 +952,13 @@ PR_RunError(progfuncs, "Extra opcode not implemented\n");
st = &pr_statements[s]; //let the user move execution
pr_xstatement = s = st-pr_statements;
#if 0 //fakeop stuff - not practical, the rest of the code is more optimised, st needs to point at the correct statement
memcpy(&fakeop, st, sizeof(dstatement_t)); //don't hit the new statement as a break point, cos it's probably the same one.
fakeop.op &= ~0x8000;
st = &fakeop; //a little remapping...
#else
st->op &= ~0x8000;
#endif
goto reeval; //reexecute
}

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@ -952,9 +952,13 @@ PR_RunError(progfuncs, "Extra opcode not implemented\n");
st = &pr_statements[s]; //let the user move execution
pr_xstatement = s = st-pr_statements;
#if 0 //fakeop stuff - not practical, the rest of the code is more optimised, st needs to point at the correct statement
memcpy(&fakeop, st, sizeof(dstatement_t)); //don't hit the new statement as a break point, cos it's probably the same one.
fakeop.op &= ~0x8000;
st = &fakeop; //a little remapping...
#else
st->op &= ~0x8000;
#endif
goto reeval; //reexecute
}

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@ -952,9 +952,13 @@ PR_RunError(progfuncs, "Extra opcode not implemented\n");
st = &pr_statements[s]; //let the user move execution
pr_xstatement = s = st-pr_statements;
#if 0 //fakeop stuff - not practical, the rest of the code is more optimised, st needs to point at the correct statement
memcpy(&fakeop, st, sizeof(dstatement_t)); //don't hit the new statement as a break point, cos it's probably the same one.
fakeop.op &= ~0x8000;
st = &fakeop; //a little remapping...
#else
st->op &= ~0x8000;
#endif
goto reeval; //reexecute
}

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@ -952,9 +952,13 @@ PR_RunError(progfuncs, "Extra opcode not implemented\n");
st = &pr_statements[s]; //let the user move execution
pr_xstatement = s = st-pr_statements;
#if 0 //fakeop stuff - not practical, the rest of the code is more optimised, st needs to point at the correct statement
memcpy(&fakeop, st, sizeof(dstatement_t)); //don't hit the new statement as a break point, cos it's probably the same one.
fakeop.op &= ~0x8000;
st = &fakeop; //a little remapping...
#else
st->op &= ~0x8000;
#endif
goto reeval; //reexecute
}