Detect assignments to initialized globals and give an error, unless the --cow
(copy on write) option is given, and then allocate a new global for the var,
clear its initialized flag.
Relocate all globals.
termporary variables sit in one pool of memory (at the end of the globals)
thus drasticly reducing globals requirements. This works because the whole
lot is declared to be in the function's local variable space which is copied
to the locals stack in the progs engine.
WARNING: this fixes a scope bug in qcc and thus you WILL get different (but
now correct) code for the following:
float foo;
void () bar =
{
local float foo;
foo = 0;
}
ie, the local foo will, as is correct, now be a separate var to the global
foo.
