msbuild.h makes uses of the "override" keyword, so borrow the compat
macro from c++11-compat.h to make this work on older compilers,
such as the ones found on Mac OS X Leopard.
Non POSIX.1-2008 systems will not necessarily accept NULL as the
second argument, and could crash the program here. Provide a
temporary buffer on the stack instead, and don't count on realpath()
allocating one on the heap. This will work on older POSIX.1-2001
systems.
(In theory, this older POSIX.1-2001 syntax could have portability
problems too, because of PATH_MAX, but in practice this shouldn't
be a problem for the systems intended to be used by create_project.)
Fixes the build on Mac OS X Leopard.
Commit a1d930209a6452649ab704dbbcf2084c9177936e is actually enough to
stop the blurry display issue on Retina screens (Bug #11430).
This reverts most of 70f79d3df8b4a9d4c6d1b69838ff5a722c51b61e.
Try to use more of the built-in ScummVM rendering pipeline and remove redundant
types where possible. Unfortunately this is a bit of a mega-commit because all
the pieces were tied together, but the main changes are:
* Remove the Texture types, as they add little over ManagedSurface
* Remove the ScalerGump as we no longer use it - we should be using the
built-in ScummVM scalers
* Remove the Scaler types - the only remaining user after removing ScalerGump
was in hte AVI player. There we manually add the Crusader style interlaced
scaling, which was an outstanding TODO anyway.
* Remove now-unused functions from the RenderSurface family
* Remove the "default" mouse cursor as we never use it in ScummVM
* Remove the memset_n header which duplicates Common::Fill functions (fixes
#11969)
* Remove the fixed-width bitmap fonts which were used for the Pentagram
console.
I've tested the following things that this had the potential to break:
* U8 game, credits, movies, minimap, and ttf rendering
* Crusader game and movies
* Debug tools (shape viewer, touch-highlight)
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C++ devtools/create_xeen/create_xeen.o
devtools/create_xeen/create_xeen.cpp:44:14: warning: declaration requires a global destructor [-Wglobal-constructors]
Common::File outputFile;
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When sending SysEx data to the MT-32, the game blinks an icon in the lower left
corner of the screen. This change adds that icon. It is stored in the
executable, so I added code to create_lure_dat to extract the icon and add it
to the ScummVM data file. The new version of this file is now required to run
the game.
The sound effects for running water have 2 channels listed for MT-32 in their
sound resource, but the MIDI data actually uses 3 channels. Added a patch to
this sound resource in lure.dat so the sound effects can play without channel
3 overriding channel 1.
