structure to help tidy the command buffer struct up a bit, fixed a few
bugs and probably created 100 more. A lot of things were changed to
allow embedded commands:
- Old buffers on the stack are left alone for Cbuf_ExecuteStack to
clean up. This is so return values can be extracted from them.
- The imperative flag has been added. An imperative buffer and all buffers
following it can not be paused with the wait command.
- The returning flag and retval dstring have been added. If a buffer
returned something, the flag will be set.
- The return command was added so there was something to use in the
substitution. Return nukes all loop buffers since they don't really count
as independent functions, sets the return value on the top buffer, and
clears it.
- Who knows what else.
now recycled, not freed. Fixed some bugs in exp.c. Ready to add embeded
functions (read: function calls with return values) and for loops.
Probably some other misc. fixes, I tend to go on debugging streaks.
Made variable substitution recursive, so ${${foo}} will be the value of
the variable whose name is contained in foo. Added setl command to
manipulate local variables. The only other place they can be used is in
variable substitution.
buffers to be linked into execution stacks and changed aliases and script
files to be run in a new stack frame. Cbuf_Execute executes the stack from
the top down, so wait commands are handled properly.
within braces, and put support for comments back in (oops). To use math
evaluation, put a math expression inside $(). If you have spaces in your
expression, you'll need to enclose the entire thing in quotes so it doesn't
get split up into multiple tokens.
Changed Cmd_TokenizeString to accept a flag that controls the application
of filters (tags, variables, escape characters) to the tokens and modified
a few places in the source that called it. Added a secondary command
buffer that is parsed without filters for legacy command support.
Currently, it is only used for commands stuffed into the console from the
server. It is hacky, and I hope to eventually generalize the console
interface to support any number of buffers and audit the rest of the code
to recognize it. For now, the legacy buffer at least keeps escape
character parsing from destroying info strings.
console command parser. It will eventually include html-like tags for
modifying text (gold numbers, brown characters, etc) and escaped characters.
The major differences so far are that dynamic strings are now used instead
of static buffers, and single quotes can be used to enclose tokens as
well as double quotes.
little odd:
Received signal 11, exiting...
IN_Shutdown
IN_LL_Shutdown
VID_Shutdown
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
but the core file does accurately show the error
about the path it's handed (need to get even more paranoid, though). the
string module just has char replacement so far. Add Draw_CenterPic to
r_progs.c, but this will only last till qpic_t is supported in qc.
the load menu almost works: just need to add key handling and fix a bug in
PF_sprintf
emit.c: convert & (address) to . in unary .
rewrite emit_assign_expr
expr.c: remove debug code and make unary . less agressive on address calcs
also convert & (address) to . for lvals
code into the sw model loading code, remove all refs to r_pixbytes from the
sw renderer (it was never anything but 1), kill libQFmodels_sw32, remove
all the 16 bit code from the 8 bit sw renderer.
code. This fixes blather's `melted models' (sw), the nq alt player model
skins (gl), the arbitrary limits on skins and skin groups in gl, and the
incorrect timing of group skins (animated) in gl.
o add OP_JUMPB
o OP_JUMPB renumberd some opcodes, so up PROG_VERSION
pr_edict.c:
o make the version error reporting more informative
pr_exec.c:
o implement OP_JUMPB (goto *(ptr + index))
pr_opcode.c: (libs/gamecode/engine)
o add OP_JUMPB to the table
expr.h:
o ex_uinteger support
o some const correctness
o prototype new_label_expr
qfcc.h:
o uinteger ussport
o add pointers for op_jump and op_jumpb
o prototype PR_GetArray
emit.c:
o general uinteger support
o new reference/reloc type 3: absolute statement address
o jumpb support (binary goto)
expr.c:
o uinteger support
o break the label name creation out of new_label_expr into
new_label_name
o some const correctness
pr_def.c:
o add PR_GetArray to allocate an array in global space
o factor out some code common to PR_GetDef and PR_GetArray that would
otherwise be duplicated
pr_imm.c:
o some const correctness
o uinteger support
pr_lex.c:
o uinteger support
pr_opcode.c: (tools/qfcc/source)
o support jump and jumpb
switch.c:
o rewrite the binary search code to support ranges.
o add ev_uniteger to the types enum
o add opcodes for ifbe, ifb, ifae, ifa, jump, lt.ui, gt.ui, le.ui, ge.ui
progs.h:
o add uinteger accessors
pr_exec.c:
o implement ifbe, ifb, ifae, ifa, jump, lt.ui, gt.ui, le.ui, ge.ui
pr_opcode.c:
o add opcodes for ifbe, ifb, ifae, ifa, jump, lt.ui, gt.ui, le.ui, ge.ui
expr.h:
o prototype inc_users
qfcc.h:
o add externs for op_ifbe, op_ifb, op_ifae and op_ifa
emit.c:
o don't bother emiting an assignment to a temp def that's only used once
(ie, it's never read, only written to)
o support the new if* instructions
expr.c:
o support the new if* insructions
o dectect expression loops in append_expr
o support unsigned integers
o re-work temp def usage counting
pr_def.c
o debugging for temp def usage counts
pr_opcode.c:
o support the new if* instructions
qc-parse.y:
o provide defines for IFBE IFB IFAE IFA
switch.c:
o do binary searches for strings, floats and ints if there are more than
8 cases in a switch. Strings need more testing.
like normal, f_skins reports the average percent fullbright for all loaded
skins, and f_skins skinname reports the fullbright percent for a signle
skin. cl_freply controls the time in seconds before another query can be
made. Set it to 0 to disable them. More queries will be added later.
The table for accessing special characters from the console has been
tweaked a bit. Expect it to get tweaked more in the future.
This required changes to the api (info_t instead of char *) but should be
a net gain in speed (not a lot, admittedly: it was pretty fast to begin
with, but this paves the way for some other changes I have in mind).
- new opcodes for pointers
progs.h:
- prototype PR_Check_Opcodes
pr_edict.c:
- move the static bounds checking to PR_Check_Opcodes in pr_opcode.c
pr_exec.c:
- vector instruction cleanup
- temporarily nuke bounds checking from storep.*
- move base of address results from pr->edicts to pr->pr_globals
- implement new pointer related instructions
- nuke proposed global pointer instructions (not flexible enough)
pr_opcode.c:
- add new pointer instuctions
- re-implement static bounds/invalid opcode checking. no more multiple
case statements to keep track of.
give mst_t a buffer to hold unterminated message strings
kill MSG_ReadStaticString and MSG_ReadStringLine
msg.c:
kill MSG_ReadStaticString and MSG_ReadStringLine
MSG_ReadString: implement the buffer for unterminated message strings
and update readcount on badread
cl_main.c:
go back to MSG_ReadString and fix up the resulting const char * issues
cl_parse.c:
rewrite the cl_mofake code all because of an uninitialized variable :)
sv_main.c:
use MSG_ReadString instead of MSG_ReadStringLine because
Cmd_TokenizeString really doesn't care about a terminating \n
directly into the packet data.
- change a bunch of char *'s to const char *'s for the above. Only
thing that had trouble was the cl_nofake handler, which I changed to
use a local buffer.
- add MSG_ReadStaticString which acts like the old MSG_ReadString,
specifically that it uses a static buffer and tollerates
unterminated strings.
- add a Q_strnlen function, and make strnlen use it if strnlen is
undefined.
- Add a net_svc.h and net_svc.c which will preparse svc messages into
structs, for easier handling. Currently only soundlist and
modellist are done.
segfault if your first call was with "". Probably could cause
crashes too
- add a string.c file to libQFutil, with a Q_strcasestr function,
which strcasestr is defined to if it's not already defined. (we'd
get that with glibc if we defined __USE_GNU, but we don't)
- make client_t and SV_ExtractFromUserinfo both use NAME_MAX for
their name arrays, instead of 32 for one and 80 for the other
- rewrite almost all of SV_ExtractFromUserinfo's name handling.
- \r, \n, and \t are all converted to spaces
- leading/trailing spaces are stripped
- consecutive spaces are reduced to a single space
- empty names are considered bad
- user-* nicks are considered bad (unless forced to them)
- a name containing console or admin is considered bad
- a name that already exists is considered bad
- if they have a bad name it gets forced to user-%d, where %d is
their userid
- netname in the progs is now updated properly
- name changes are always reported unless it's the initial setting,
rather than only if they're full connected and not a spectator
- finally, if the name change fails (info string exceeded), give
them the boot. (before this was only done for duplicate names)
That's about it :)
of pre-registered (Sys_RegisterShutdown) function before actually exiting
the program. This should take care of the pain when an ncurses server
crashes.
value
- switch some prints over NUM_FOR_BAD_EDICT
- change NUM_FOR_EDICT to call PR_RunError on error, instead of
PR_Error. That was it prints out a backtrace.
(I did it in reverse order ;)
(Sys_DPrintf is new) is now used exclusively for all lib printing. Con_Init
sets the sys printf recirection to Con_Print (which has been revamped
appropriatly) and the server sets it to SV_Print (which was SV_Printf and
the new SV_Printf calls /it/). This should fix the rcon print redirection
issues.
IMT_DEFAULT to the bottom of the list so that IMT_0 gets written as such
rather than IMT_DEFAULT.
Also, clean up nq's EF_* dlight creation a bit (haven't touched
EF_MUZZLEFLASH: undecided on what to do).
Less blinding rocket trails is probably the most noticable change, other than a nice speedup in nq timedemos. Little change for overkill, though. Aw...
as the black polygons (duh:) and not as nice looking as the sky dome, but also
not as slow (fps when standing in the normal coridor looking at the sky in
start: 26 for skydome, 37 for id skys, 44 for black). Good for when you want
to see sky other than black but your card can't handle the fillrate
requirements of skydome. I'll clean up the sqrt in there soonish.
