fpclassify fix
EntityManager: rename getExtant -> GetExtantAsHandles, fix its
implementation+call site to avoid dynamic alloc/auto ptr, rename extant
-> IsExtant
vsnprintf2 -> sys_vsnprintf. remove printf.h (function is declared in
sysdep header)
use SUS/posix-ish strcasecmp instead of defining that to the
windows-only stricmp
add cppdoc for ia32/cpu
This was SVN commit r5011.
* vsnprintf2: Made compatible between GCC and MSVC - it now always
null-terminates the buffer, and returns -1 on overflow. Fixes#158.
Added tests.
* MeshManager: Use shared_ptr.expired() instead of checking for
bad_weak_ptr exception.
* Xeromyces: Added tests for GetXMBPath, because it does unusual things
in sscanf which MSVC's /analyze complains about.
* ConfigDB, ScriptGlue: Replaced some asserts with return-on-failure,
to avoid invalid array accesses when continuing after the assert (as
complained about by /analyze).
* CStr: Removed "using namespace std". Added tests for handling of
invalid UTF-8.
This was SVN commit r4625.
- error codes now accessed as ERR::NO_MEM, INFO::OK etc.
- no more X-macros => the above are now recognized by visual assist
- error codes are defined by the module originating them (lib_errors has
some generic ones)
=> no full rebuild when adding some
- error descriptions are now in C++ files => can be changed without full
rebuild
added AT_STARTUP in lib.h.
This was SVN commit r4374.
- debug: add provision for naming threads. allows adding current thread
name to log messages and displays their names in the debugger.
- replaced various if(err < 0) complain() sequences with new variants of
CHECK_ERR (see lib.h)
- fixes to mmgr/VC debug alloc enable code
- improved h_mgr error reporting (now complains when h_free fails)
- US -> UK english (partial)
- fix tex_load double-free bug
- move win32 mouse cursor code into sysdep
- error dialog is now topmost to make sure it's visible (was a problem)
- handle WM_QUIT before displaying error dialog (makes sure it's shown)
also as in previous 3 revisions.
This was SVN commit r2588.
