It's functional, but due to the odd 37.8 KHz nature of the format, I will need to add a resampler to the audiolib to prevent the aliasing artifacts that occur at present. I also hear clicks/pops every so often, but I do not know if a resampler would fix these as well or if they are a separate problem.
Note that you cannot directly use the four XA files on the Total Meltdown disc because they each contain eight songs. They would need to be split using a utility I wrote that is outside the scope of this SVN.
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This is done by always calling FX_PlayAuto3D() to play such sounds. It now
additionally takes a third argument 'loophow', permissible values being
FX_ONESHOT and FX_LOOP.
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FLAC source from git commit 0920bc1ffb07f038b317e7e8056509fe0e4b680e, patched by me.
Windows libFLAC.a built using i686-MinGW-w64 and x86_64-MinGW-w64.
HUGE thanks to rhoenie for building the Mac fat library (ppc, i686, x86_86).
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* Renamed source/jaudiolib/third-party/mingw32 to source/jaudiolib/third-party/Windows.
* Moved source/jaudiolib/third-party/Windows/include to source/jaudiolib/third-party/common/include to use both on Windows and Apple.
* Deleted Apple/lib/include/{ogg,vorbis}/, see previous point.
* Deleted Apple/lib/libvorbisenc.a, 6MB saved.
* Moved Apple/lib/lib{ogg,vorbis,vorbisfile}.a to source/jaudiolib/third-party/Apple/lib, where they belong.
* Moved source files in Apple/ to source/, where they belong. (SDLMain.[mh] stay.)
* Deleted source/jaudiolib/third-party/{ogg,vorbis}.framework, not used any more.
* Renamed "StartupWinController*" to "startosx*".
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This includes a complete Windows header and library refresh, including the addition of 64-bit compiled libs:
*libogg 1.3.0
*libvorbis 1.3.3
*zlib 1.2.7
*libpng 1.5.13
*libvpx 9a3de881c0e681ba1a79a166a86308bbc84b4acd
*SDL_mixer 1.2.12 (for RENDERTYPE=SDL)
*DirectX import libraries: dsound and dxguid (now included)
To build in 64-bit, you essentially need MinGW's MSYS (but not MinGW itself) and MinGW-w64 at the top of your PATH. The target is automatically detected using `$(CC) -dumpmachine`. The EDukeWiki will get detailed instrucitons.
All compiler and linker warnings when building in 64-bit mode have been fixed.
Remaining 64-bit to-do:
- The ebacktrace dll does not build under 64-bit. It uses code specific to the format of 32-bit executables and will have to be ported to work with 64-bit executables. A future 64-bit version will be named ebacktrace1-64.dll.
- RENDERTYPE=SDL crashes in SDL_mixer's Mix_Linked_Version().
- DirectInput gives an error and does not function. This only affects joysticks, and the error never happens without any plugged in.
- Port the classic renderer ASM to 64-bit. (Just kidding, this is way out of my league.)
This commit includes a fair bit of Makefile development spanning all platforms, including simplifying the SDLCONFIG code, fixing build on Mac OS X (thanks rhoenie!), globally factoring Apple brew/port inclusion, enforcing that all -L come before all -l, and ensuring that $(shell ) is always :='d.
In addition, I have resurrected the old GCC_MAJOR and GCC_MINOR detection using `$(CC) -dumpversion`, but I have made it failsafe in case the command fails or the version is manually specified. I have applied this new fine-grained detection where applicable, including allowing LTO, and restraining -W's to versions that support them.
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Set up the use of {Windows,Apple}/{include,lib} regardless of feature toggles in Makefile.common using $(abspath ) in reference to the directory Makefile.common is in.
Add the three DirectX headers that are actually used to the repo. (from: http://alleg.sourceforge.net/files/dx9mgw.zip)
Since current MinGW versions include DirectX libs (for dynamic linking), remove "-L$(DXROOT)/lib".
The DirectX headers are no longer a separate dependency for building.
Add $(SDLROOT_OVERRIDE). $(SDLROOT) only functions for Windows and Mac OS X.
Factor handling of $(DXROOT_OVERRIDE) and $(SDLROOT_OVERRIDE) into Makefile.shared using $(abspath ).
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As a note, libvorbis' vorbis_comment_query() checks for tags case-insensitively.
(This was done to support the output of vgmstream's "test.exe -g".)
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This needs improvements to bring it up to par with winlayer, but it is functional. In particular, a good amount of code from winlayer could be used for both layers, including the profiling timers, the version printing code, and the hInstance and hModule sharing.
Known problems: the mouse cursor is not trapped, and the game starts before the startup window shows options.
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Loops are controlled by two tags in the Vorbis Comment, both in PCM samples.
LOOP_START holds the beginning of the loop, the position to which playback returns at the end of the loop.
LOOP_END is optional; it holds the end of the loop, after which the game seeks to LOOP_START. If undefined, the end of the OGG is the end of the loop. The primary purpose of LOOP_END is if you want to give your file a proper ending for listening outside the game.
To preview a looped OGG you have assembled, give it a ".logg" extension and play it using the vgmstream plugin for Winamp or foobar2000.
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This reverts r3159..r3161.
Conflicts:
eduke32/build/include/compat.h
(Handled so that r3163's changes are kept applied.)
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I think there's also a fix for the CON precache system breakage in here (lost it in my local tree when I started getting the C++ build working in MSVC, sorry!)
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Credit to Plagman for the idea and doing the work on the game side, which is included in this commit.
(Building as C++ will give us features with which we can make improvements and optimizations on the multiplayer code and Polymer.)
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* Centralize optimization strategies in Makefile.common. This required moving detection of $(PLATFORM), which makes sense if we work on the paradigm that Makefile.common is for generic compiler setup and Makefile.shared works with libraries and things closer to the engine and game code itself.
* New Makefile variables OPTOPT (Optimization Options) and CUSTOMOPT (Custom Optimizations). OPTOPT by default contains -march, -mtune, etc. Setting this variable from Make invocation will blank these. CUSTOMOPT (Custom Optimizations) works the same but in an additive fashion, overwriting nothing. Technically CUSTOMOPT could stand for (Custom Options) and include any additional parameters sent to both linker and compiler.
* Factor out literal names of the main executables.
* The build process now prints assembler (if NOASM=0) and linker settings in addition to compiler settings.
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-Wwrite-strings is useful to detect code where string literals and e.g. alloc'd
strings are used side-by-side, potentially creating dangerous situations, or to
find uses of old, non-constified APIs. However, enabling it would still flood
the log with too many warnings. Also, GCC wrongly warns for initializations of
char arrays.
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