terminx a5f479787f Remove built-in copy of nedmalloc and update nedmalloc.dll. Note that the built-in copy of nedmalloc hasn't been updated or enabled in a really long time as modern system allocators (Windows 7 and Linux 3.x at least) are no longer consistently beat by nedmalloc (but nor are they consistently faster). So, the dll remains for users of Windows XP because it may still improve performance there (while not likely degrading it on Vista/7). ... git-svn-id: https://svn.eduke32.com/eduke32@3086 1a8010ca-5511-0410-912e-c29ae57300e0		2012-10-15 00:17:30 +00:00
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doc	Set union ['] and difference [;] for sector selection in Mapster32; probably fix for crash on clipshape-init; replace tabs in doc/build*.txt with three spaces.	2010-11-20 16:47:18 +00:00
include	Remove built-in copy of nedmalloc and update nedmalloc.dll. Note that the built-in copy of nedmalloc hasn't been updated or enabled in a really long time as modern system allocators (Windows 7 and Linux 3.x at least) are no longer consistently beat by nedmalloc (but nor are they consistently faster). So, the dll remains for users of Windows XP because it may still improve performance there (while not likely degrading it on Vista/7).	2012-10-15 00:17:30 +00:00
obj.gnu	Moved build to a subdir underneath the eduke32 dir to avoid people trying to compile from the build src dir by mistake	2008-10-20 03:09:19 +00:00
obj.msc	Moved build to a subdir underneath the eduke32 dir to avoid people trying to compile from the build src dir by mistake	2008-10-20 03:09:19 +00:00
rsrc	Moved build to a subdir underneath the eduke32 dir to avoid people trying to compile from the build src dir by mistake	2008-10-20 03:09:19 +00:00
src	Remove built-in copy of nedmalloc and update nedmalloc.dll. Note that the built-in copy of nedmalloc hasn't been updated or enabled in a really long time as modern system allocators (Windows 7 and Linux 3.x at least) are no longer consistently beat by nedmalloc (but nor are they consistently faster). So, the dll remains for users of Windows XP because it may still improve performance there (while not likely degrading it on Vista/7).	2012-10-15 00:17:30 +00:00
buildlic.txt	Moved build to a subdir underneath the eduke32 dir to avoid people trying to compile from the build src dir by mistake	2008-10-20 03:09:19 +00:00
MakeDistributions	Moved build to a subdir underneath the eduke32 dir to avoid people trying to compile from the build src dir by mistake	2008-10-20 03:09:19 +00:00
Makefile	Remove built-in copy of nedmalloc and update nedmalloc.dll. Note that the built-in copy of nedmalloc hasn't been updated or enabled in a really long time as modern system allocators (Windows 7 and Linux 3.x at least) are no longer consistently beat by nedmalloc (but nor are they consistently faster). So, the dll remains for users of Windows XP because it may still improve performance there (while not likely degrading it on Vista/7).	2012-10-15 00:17:30 +00:00
Makefile.deps	Remove built-in copy of nedmalloc and update nedmalloc.dll. Note that the built-in copy of nedmalloc hasn't been updated or enabled in a really long time as modern system allocators (Windows 7 and Linux 3.x at least) are no longer consistently beat by nedmalloc (but nor are they consistently faster). So, the dll remains for users of Windows XP because it may still improve performance there (while not likely degrading it on Vista/7).	2012-10-15 00:17:30 +00:00
Makefile.msvc	Remove built-in copy of nedmalloc and update nedmalloc.dll. Note that the built-in copy of nedmalloc hasn't been updated or enabled in a really long time as modern system allocators (Windows 7 and Linux 3.x at least) are no longer consistently beat by nedmalloc (but nor are they consistently faster). So, the dll remains for users of Windows XP because it may still improve performance there (while not likely degrading it on Vista/7).	2012-10-15 00:17:30 +00:00
Makefile.shared	Remove built-in copy of nedmalloc and update nedmalloc.dll. Note that the built-in copy of nedmalloc hasn't been updated or enabled in a really long time as modern system allocators (Windows 7 and Linux 3.x at least) are no longer consistently beat by nedmalloc (but nor are they consistently faster). So, the dll remains for users of Windows XP because it may still improve performance there (while not likely degrading it on Vista/7).	2012-10-15 00:17:30 +00:00