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I tried "-march=pentium4" and that worked.
Do I need either option anyways if I want to just build some binary for everyone to use? Should I have separate 32 and 64 binaries? It's all way over my head, I just want to release a proper build some day.
If you want your binary to work for everyone, I ...

Sent a small patch to your private email address.

I experimented with the cpu flags and -ffast-math: -march=pentium
(i586) is ok, but anything higher than that (-march=pentiumpro,
i686, pentium2. pentium3) in combination with -ffast-math reveals
the glitch you see. Seems like some floating point ...

It definitely implies that there is a bug somewhere, be that a bug
in C code or a bad use of a compiler flag.

I tried building it, the makefile was broken, fixed it. (can send to
you if you want.) Then realized that there is a codeblocks thing,
sigh.. (Why do I need codeblocks when there can be a ...

Does the following help?
http://sourceforge.net/p/quakespasm/patches/15/
http://sourceforge.net/p/quakespasm/code/908/

You are playing with open code, why are you not publishing the source along with it?

mh wrote:stuffcmd save pak0.pak

Well, no longer an issue with quakespasm which will give you a nice and valid pak0.pak.sav now.

Fixed in the quakespasm svn repository as of rev. 902:
http://sourceforge.net/p/quakespasm/code/902/

Testing a patch to fix this.

save ..\..\..\..\..\..\msdos.sys
save ..\..\..\..\..\..\ntldr
save ..\..\..\..\..\..\boot.ini
echo "HA I FUCED UR SYSTEM BICH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"


Yeah this hole is fucking dangerous

Fortunately Windows 7 has VirtualStore these days...

Read the ...

cl_ -> client
r_ -> refresh (display)
d_ -> driver (display)

Hmm new mikmod makes use of OpenAL / SDL do mod files actually support surround ? or are there other reasons.
They are just for sound output and those two are pretty much platform independent, that's why. You can configure libmikmod to include whatever driver at compile time and use only drv_nos ...

sorry for bumping that, but is there a quake engine which can use mod/xm files for music playback?
It would be cool to use my oooold protracker mods as background music.
Quakespasm has recently added support for tracker music, although you need to compile the code from the svn repository ...

Why are you hardcoding the thing in the engine while you have the ability of loading an external ent file?

[...] A Quakespasm thought: Don't fear the MH dynamic light speed-up fix ---- all it is doing is uploading all the lightmaps before the rendering phase before where it submits drawing requests (instead of drawing some -- uploading a changed lightmap --- drawing some more --- uploading another ...

Just want to say, this is so entirely cleaned-up in source code. I don't mean "looks nice". I mean, function prototypes where they should go. All the network files have been made "right". Almost every proper cleanup angle you could think of (gcc warnings, no externs except for the headers almost ...

I tried to steal Quakespasm's hor+ fov scaling stuff and I wounded up with a view of a gnome .
You had better look at uhexen2 in order to adapt that to to your
software renderer which is a little tricky. The changes are in
screen.c, render.h, r_main.c, r_misc.c. It took me five commits
to make it ...