The game will now autodetect if it should run in shareware mode or full
retail based on the found mpq file. Additionally it can beforced in the
shareware mode with --spawn even if the retail data is found.
This simplifies a lot of the spagetty code and lets us better refactor,
also worth noteing is that we won't have to setup a secound set of build
tests.
The issue here is probably very unlikely to trigger anything in-game, as
the first 4 monster array elements are reserverd for golems. However,
after executing the body of the `if (mi != 0) { mi-- }` if-statement,
it is not possible to determine whether mi was 0 or 1 before executing
the body. This is relevant as the pack member check should only be
performed if mi was non-zero prior to executing the body of the
if-statement.
A fixed may look something as follows:
if (mi != 0) {
mi--;
// BUGFIX: should only run pack member check if mi was non-zero prior to executing the body of the above if-statemnet (fixed).
if (monster[mi].leaderflag == 1
&& monster[mi].leader == i
&& monster[mi]._mfutx == x
&& monster[mi]._mfuty == y) {
mcount++;
}
The dMonster array stores monster array index numbers + 1
(or the corresponding negative version -(index + 1)).
Prior to use, these must be decremented by 1.
- Add file documentation to about 1/4 of the files in Source
- Copy over a lot of the documentation from the sanctuary/notes repo
- Standardise all the existing documentation
- Create a configuration for Doxygen
- Add more documentation (engine.cpp is now fully documented)
With this change, all exported declarations of Devilution are now
compatible with the C-ABI; that is, all declarations of Source/*.h.
This makes it possible to link against DevilutionX from mods written in
other languages than C++, for instance Rust, Go or Python.
Updates #612.
Now diablo.h is treated in the same way as all other header files of
Source, as it only contains the declarations of global variables and
functions of diablo.cpp.
Besides consistency, this also enables mods to include diablo.h just
like any other header file without having to include every header file
(and without having to include C++ specific aspects of the now all.h).
Anders Jenbo