interface, so it's still even worse than in the original interpreter (just like
in cinE, presumably), but at least it no longer crashes when loading the saved
game, and hopefully the correct palette is saved.
svn-id: r21718
* When I introduced the getNext* helper functions I accidentally used
getNextWord() instead of getNextByte() in one case.
* When splitting the opcodes into separate functions, I noticed that Operation
Stealth has no opcode 0x40, yet it's used. So for now we only warn when
trying to execute an undefined opcode.
svn-id: r21695
regressions, but hopefully not too many. While doing this, I noticed I had
gotten at least one of the stubs I added recently wrong. That's hopefully
fixed now.
svn-id: r21693
function. It's now possible to choose between English and French menus, and the
command string preposition in English is "on", not "sur".
There are still plenty of hard-coded French messages to do with savegame
handling. I haven't done anything about them.
svn-id: r21682
the opcode decoder a bit easier to read. The same change could be made to
decompileScript() as well, but I have a feeling that this function should be
made a standalone tool instead. Particularly considering how much memory it
currently uses.
svn-id: r21679
eight bits. Perhaps it is. But it seems to match the output from DOSbox when
running Future Wars, and I tend to trust DOSbox in such matters.
svn-id: r21658
to interact with the objects in the second room. We were passing the wrong
pointer to gfxConvertSpriteToRaw() in loadCt(), causing page3Raw (which I
believe is an "image" mapping screen coordinates to objects) to be wrong.
svn-id: r21646
objects that were actually loaded from the file, not the ones that were
skipped. This bug was introduced when porting cinE to the ScummVM framework,
and would cause Future Wars to crash after the copy protection screen. Quite
possibly other bugs, as well.
svn-id: r21632
- revised the way NUM_MAX_PARTDATA and NUM_MAX_ANIMDATA are used
- renamed some variables
- constify'ed function arguments
- minor cleanup
svn-id: r21338
- Added new GameDescriptor struct (similar to PlainGameDescriptor but with
Common::String members instead of const char * ones)
- Changed DetectedGame to subclass GameDescriptor
- Removed toGameSettings() in favor of new (template) constructors in
DetectedGame and GameDescriptor
- Fixed a bug in the obsolete gameid handling in the SCUMM & SIMON engines
svn-id: r21150