nuke the ex_statement and estatement_[st] stuff
add label_expr prototype
expr.c:
ex_statement nukage
correct new_expr's decl
add label_expr to ease label creation
don't crash when printing a null expression (bare return)
qc-parse.y:
estatement_t nukage
statement statements and statement_block are type expr
generate `expressions' for statements
a full parse tree for each function is now generated. there are several
special expression opcodes for statements:
d done \
r return -> unary: expression to return or null
i if binary: evaluated expression, destination label
n ifnot binary: evaluated expression, destination label
c call binary: function def, args (expr list, rev order)
s state binary: frame const, function def
g goto unary: destination label
l label unary: label number
in a top level expression, l (label) defines the label, otherwise it is a
reference.
add prototype for print_expr
expr.c:
add print_expr
correct string accessors
currect the result type for unary operators
qc-lex.l:
correct string, vector and quaternion parsing
qc-parse.y:
precedence corrections and more function scope work
CustomTF gets through the parsing again.
for me. This may be due to the NVIDIA libGL problem (which they claim is a
bug in libc), but it could very well be that Mercury was right and we
can't have the same names internally as the libGL names. Even so, this
code will probably work on Windows.
The major change is that we no longer require libGL to even exist on the
system at compile time for the GL targets, we dynamicly link to the
libGL of choice at run time. (This probably breaks most non-linux
systems, and all GL targets except -glx, some fixup will be needed.)
(This also kills glquake, dead dead DEAD! GONE FOREVER! WHEE!)
Some gl_draw cleanup.
Commented out equake alias model occlusion test stuff, very experimental.
Added the .lo and .la patterns to the .gitignore files.
Some minor sbar cleanup. (We don't use the disc in use symbol for
anything.)
