This should fix a few regressions with BE games on LE systems and vice versa that I introduced when I changed how variables are stored (which was necessary to get Woodruff work on BE systems).
svn-id: r33014
- Cutting down the code-dup
- Plucking leaks
- Removing dead/unused code
- Properly naming "word_2342F"-style variables and functions (removing the warnings alongside)
- Fleshing out the "stubby" functions
- Moving functions and variables to more appropriate/logical places
- Re-ordering functions and variables
- Re-structuring functions
- Moving the IMD stuff into a new "Imd" class in the new imd.cpp/.h (still to be completely implemented and cleaned up)
- Formatting
- Getting rid off the classes "Anim", "Pack" and "Timer", along with their files
svn-id: r26252
- Each save has now its own file (.s??). They also should be endian-safe now
(Can be disabled for testing by uncommenting #define GOB_ORIGSAVES in gob.cpp)
- General endianness-fixes
svn-id: r24794
- Negative frequences?!? Maybe "SFX"?
- No sound for a small part of the intro
(there aren't any sndKeys covering that part either)
- A rythm-instrument (hi-hat?) in the titlemusic isn't played as one
- More differences in the drawing functions fleshed out
- Some of the goblin handling functions written
- More unnamed functions and variables, wheeee...
svn-id: r22410
glitches and without sound in the floppy version), the title screen
is shown afterwards
- Added skipping of the floppy version's copy protection screen,
since the CD version doesn't show it either
svn-id: r21845
have a messed up script-pointer afterwards
- Added/Changed parts of Mult_v2::playMult() et al. so that the intro
works for a few seconds (with glitches) before getting killed while
trying to draw text (CD) or trying to play sounds (floppy)
svn-id: r21823
