beta6 was caused by the player skin being set to 0 when it shouldn't be on any
userinfo change, and thus even changing rate would cause the client to seg.
Now, the player skin gets set to 0 only when the skin changes, and while there
still seems to be an opening for a segfault (which this patch closes), I still
couldn't get the client to seg with recent code.
forgot to close the skin file.
skin.c:
seeking within a file inside a pak does NOT work for SEEK_SET and SEEK_END
so load the whole file at once into memory and change processing
accordingly. The Hunk_*Alloc calls work nicely because the file is loaded
into the lower hunk space while the tex is allocated from the temp space
which is in the high hunk space.
Rip out the pcx loading code and use LoadPCX instead.
pcx.h:
remove the data field from pcx_t: it was messing with gcc's idea of the
structure size. also, update LoadPCX's prototype
pcx.c:
change LoadPCX to return tex_t (new type in texture.h) and take a new
param: convert. LoadPCX will now wither load raw 8 bit or convert to
rgba on loading depending on convert. Also, make LoadPCX WORK and use
Hunk_TempAlloc to store the resulting texture.
texture.h:
define tex_t. defines an in-memory texture (either 8 or 32 bit, depending
on the presense of a palette). Data comes immediately after the sturcture.
eg tex_t *tex = Hunk_TempAlloc (sizeof (tex_t) + count)
split up the headerfiles and such. common.[ch] and qwsvdef.h no longer exist. More work still needs to be done (esp for windows) but this should be a major improvement.
sys_wina.S is now sys_x86.S (same as now gone sys_dosa.S, used on Linux too)
Updated Linux Makefile to reflect above
Linux translation table thingy now compiles properly
