In case of error, _GlideInitEnvironment() calls GrErrorCallback() which is
supposed to be a noreturn function, but it really is not for non-windows..
Eww...
the master branch still has the old makefiles I guess, so, look at the
master branch if need reference.
update sst1 makefiles to store the libs under individual sst1 and sst96
directories.
update linux makefiles for XPATH variable usage.
rename makefile.linux to Makefile.linux under the tests directories.
sbench.c:300: error: lvalue required as left operand of assignment
sbench.c:301: error: lvalue required as left operand of assignment
sbench.c:375: error: lvalue required as left operand of assignment
sbench.c:376: error: lvalue required as left operand of assignment
I _think_ this is the correct fix: MSVC6 generates the same output
before and after this patch.
fix wrong error check in SimpleRleDecode() (thanks gcc -Wsign-compare).
fix some old wrong warning fixes in glide2x tree.
also remove ctype.h dependency and use a generic strupr().
commit 4b63afa8 by jwrdegoede added fread() checks like:
if(fread(buf,size,nelem,fp) != size*nelem) error();
however the check must be against nelem alone, and _not_
the total bytes.
Defining certain keywords in nasm makes it go haywire.
See, https://bugzilla.nasm.us/show_bug.cgi?id=3392505
$ cat 1.asm
%define TEXT _TEXT align=1 public use32 class=CODE FLAT
%define DATA _DATA align=4 public use32 class=DATA FLAT
%define CONST CONST2 align=4 public use32 class=DATA FLAT
segment TEXT
segment DATA
segment CONST
$ nasm -E 1.asm
%line 4+1 1.asm
[segment _TEXT align=1 public use32 class=CODE FLAT]
[segment _DATA align=4 public use32 class=_DATA align=4 public use32 class=DATA FLAT FLAT]
[segment CONST2 align=4 public use32 class=_DATA align=4 public use32 class=_DATA align=4 public use32 class=DATA FLAT FLAT FLAT]
Either this (with nasm-2.0..nasm-2.09.xx), or it errors out with:
1.asm:6: error: interminable macro recursion
1.asm:7: error: interminable macro recursion
... which happens with nasm-2.10.xx-nasm-2.13.01
The glide3 tree uses this for Watcom builds / obj output format,
and the result is not what is intended. After the renaming, it
works as expected:
$ cat 1.asm
%define SEG_TEXT _TEXT align=1 public use32 class=CODE FLAT
%define SEG_DATA _DATA align=4 public use32 class=DATA FLAT
%define SEG_CONST CONST2 align=4 public use32 class=DATA FLAT
segment SEG_TEXT
segment SEG_DATA
segment SEG_CONST
$ nasm -E 1.asm
%line 4+1 1.asm
[segment _TEXT align=1 public use32 class=CODE FLAT]
[segment _DATA align=4 public use32 class=DATA FLAT]
[segment CONST2 align=4 public use32 class=DATA FLAT]
