errors can be handled
- add a MSG_ReadBlock and MSG_WriteBlock, which write arbitrary
- add a MSG_PeekByte, although I never actually used it..
- canonicalize the svc's, so that if qw and nq have a svc with the
same name but different contents, they get different names
- add all the nq stuff to svc_t, so it has both nq and qw. fun enum
that :)
- fix all the sizebuf_t usages so they init all the fields properly
- move qw's net_svc.c, net_clc.c, net_packetlog.c, and msg_ucmd.c
(renamed to net_ucmd.c) into libs/net
- move headers for the above in include/QF
- convert remaining clc bits to NET_CLC (I think I got them all)
- I split net_svc into net_svc_common and net_svc_qw too, in
preperation for adding nq
- moved movevars_t into "QF/net_svc_qw.h", from pmove.h
- made the CL_Parse* functions in qw get the net_svc_*_t as a param,
instead of parsing themselves
- use a jumptable for CL_Parse*
- probably other machinates I've forgotten
- and of course, probably added numerous bugs :)
of pre-registered (Sys_RegisterShutdown) function before actually exiting
the program. This should take care of the pain when an ncurses server
crashes.
way.. Sys_Printf is now Sys_StdPrintf for now. Sys_Printf is a function
pointer and will end up replacing Con_Printf as well. Names will change
to something intelligent when I'm done. Win32 is not yet touched, but I
haven't forgotten it.
The reason for this is the assumption that Con_Printf and Sys_Printf do
not overlap. The new server console WILL change that, requiring that we
change how we handle both functions. The plan: Default to using stubs
and swap them for full-featured functions on Console init which do all
the things we expect. Will also do a stderr version later.
