[gamecode] Use 64 byte alignment for most of progs memory

Only edicts themselves get a smaller alignment (4, 8 or 32 bytes,
depending on hardware and progs version). I didn't want to waste too
much memory on edict alignment for progs that don't need any better than
void *, but the zone really wants 64 bytes, and the stack might as well
have 64 bytes as well. Fixes a segfault when running v6 progs in a clang
build (clang got really agressive with simd in zone.c).
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Bill Currie 2022-03-31 02:51:05 +09:00
parent f601606ad7
commit d109571994

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@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ PR_LoadProgsFile (progs_t *pr, QFile *file, int size)
ddef_t *global_ddefs;
ddef_t *field_ddefs;
// absolute minimum alignment is 4 bytes
int alignment = sizeof (void *);
int edict_alignment = __alignof__(pr_lvec4_t);
if (!pr->file_error)
pr->file_error = file_error;
@ -175,8 +175,10 @@ PR_LoadProgsFile (progs_t *pr, QFile *file, int size)
// ensure SIMD types can be aligned (qfcc will align them within
// the progs memory map, so the engine needs to ensure the progs memory
// is aligned)
alignment = __alignof__(pr_lvec4_t);
edict_alignment = __alignof__(pr_lvec4_t);
}
// edict size is in words
edict_alignment /= 4;
// Some compilers (eg, FTE) put extra data between the header and the
// strings section. What's worse, they de-align the data.
@ -187,15 +189,15 @@ PR_LoadProgsFile (progs_t *pr, QFile *file, int size)
pr->progs_size = size + offset_tweak;
Sys_MaskPrintf (SYS_dev, "Programs occupy %iK.\n", size / 1024);
pr->progs_size = align_size (pr->progs_size, alignment);
pr->zone_size = align_size (pr->zone_size, alignment);
pr->stack_size = align_size (pr->stack_size, alignment);
pr->progs_size = align_size (pr->progs_size, 64);
pr->zone_size = align_size (pr->zone_size, 64);
pr->stack_size = align_size (pr->stack_size, 64);
// size of edict asked for by progs, but at least 1
pr->pr_edict_size = max (1, progs.entityfields);
// edict size is in words
pr->pr_edict_size = align_size (pr->pr_edict_size, alignment / 4);
pr->pr_edict_size = align_size (pr->pr_edict_size, edict_alignment);
pr->pr_edict_area_size = pr->max_edicts * pr->pr_edict_size;
pr->pr_edict_area_size = align_size (pr->pr_edict_area_size, 64);
mem_size = pr->pr_edict_area_size * sizeof (pr_type_t);
mem_size += pr->progs_size + pr->zone_size + pr->stack_size;