o Check the return value of XF86DGADirectVideo.
o Use input_grabbed instead of in_grab for checking whether to enable dga
mouse and other grabbed actions.
This is an extension "wrapper" (no such C function). This allows ruamoko
programs to read property lists without worrying about the memory required
to store the string for the property list being read.
This allows mixed types (eg, objects and Rects). To be passed around. This
sorts out the changes needed for the conversion of Rect from object to
struct.
Much more testing is required (oh, but for qc-valgrind), but there is now
a ~945kB block of free data in the menu progs heap :).
Also, correct the printed size of the memory block to not include the
block header size.
It's probably nowhere near right, but probably ok for now (I need to study
the GNUStep code). I'm unhappy with the menu code hook, but it will have
to do for now.
The plist code was written long before I thought of resource handles, and
then it was forgotten. This is much nicer and safer than storing C
pointers in progs memory space (*shudder*).
+ Support for VC++ 2005 Express.
- MFC dependency for quakeforge.rc.
+ VC++ 2005 compatible icon, choose Vista or XP icon depending on SDK target OS.
! Renamed E_POINTER macro to E_PTR (was in conflict with Windows macro).
! Fixed HAVE_SNPRINTF and HAVE__SNPRINTF macros.
! Fixed HAVE_VSNPRINTF and HAVE__VSNPRINTF config macros.
+ Added explicit dependency to gdi32.lib and user32.lib when using Express.
! Changed -0x80000000 to INT_MIN
! Added return value when running *_Error for Visual C++ compiler.
! Function method_free wasn't freeing _meth parameter.
+ Added a Visual Studio solution specific to Express to remedy unsupported features.
! Renamed solution files to reflect their associated Visual Studio flavor.
! Updated vc2005/readme.txt to reflect changes and notify incompatibility with Wave preprocessor.
Here's a patch to NET_SendToAll() which was always
broken: it never skipped non-connected clients.
Depending on the compiler, it would wait the whole
5 seconds of its blocktime before it gave up.
While there, changed its blocktime argument to
double (the comparison is against a double.)
Wav file were not read correctly when encoutering most chunk type beside the ones used by QuakeForge.
This patch will fix the riff loader code so that unused but defined chunk are skipped. Most wav files should now be loaded correctly fixing some silent sound effect.
Also fixed a typo in wav loader and reordered wav validity check so that format is checked first. The data chunk could be inexistant on some weird format and so an invalid format is a more helpful error text.
! Fix: Skip unsupported chunk in riff loader instead of rejecting riff file.
! Fix: typo in Microsoft name.
! Fix: ordering of wav validity to enable more helpful error text.
I don't know about other FTEqcc compiled progs, but quoth doesn't try to do
anything clever (all its denormals are either vars of the wrong type, or
-0.0).
Some QuakeC compilers (eg, FTE) insert a data chunk between the progs
header and the rest of the progs data. Unfortunately, FTE does not maintain
the assumed 32-bit alignment.
