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I think it was this one http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=56145 i remember i couldnt get the code to run unless i added -fwrapv to the -O3 optimizations, it seems to be caused by the switch from ppl to isl optimization libraries. There was also a bug in current release binutils (cant ...

Gcc has a known history of goofing up with agressive optimization :)
some versions Work some dont so as a rule of thumb i allways use O2 and specific optimization options to rule out the optimization switches that fail.
Many (but surely not all) failures are actually due to bugs in user code. Gcc ...

Version 0.85.9 of QuakeSpasm is released:

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* fixes for several undefined behaviors in C code (gcc-4.8 support.)
* implemented Hor+ style field of view (FOV) scaling, useful for widescreen resolutions. configured by new cvar fov_adapt: set it to 1 and your fov ...

Version 1.5.6 of Hammer of Thyrion (uHexen2) is released:

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* Screen: implemented Hor+ style field of view (FOV) scaling, useful for widescreen resolutions. Configured by new cvar fov_adapt: set it to 1 and your fov will be scaled ...

One thing you should be careful about after adding w64 support is the
socket types and the relevant return codes: socket() returns SOCKET
type which is actually an uintptr_t, however the quake code assumes
signed int32 everywhere which does work for w32 but not necessarily
for w64. My solution to ...

The problem with the QF code posted here is that they would stop at the first '*' within the comment, e.g. something like:

/*
* $Header$
*/

... will result in '$' as the first available character, an issue which I hit myself. Correct one would be like the following:

// skip /*..*/ comments ...

I played a little of 1.5.5 Win7 x64 and it ran smoothly in both software and GL. Native laptop mode was detected (1600x900). Was trying to figure out how to shepherd with the teleporter without telefragging them. Pushing barrels around also works nicely. Amazing how they can be pushed off the edge ...

by 'version 7' progs, I *REALLY* hope you refer to a fourth type of 'version 7'.
the fteqcc-v7 implies a whole load of new instructions, as well as some other twiddles.
the qfcc-v7 implies a whole load of new instructions also, as well as some other stuff that I've not read enough to explain.
the ...

leileilol wrote:Did the software -conwidth stuff get in?

If you are referring to the stuff posted by Siggi at http://sourceforge.net/projects/uhexen2 ... ic/5568940 then no: he said himself that his implementation is very slow (see one of the last posts in the thread), so I didn't add.

Did you get the image loader code i posted to Work ? or was it scrapped :) just asking out of curiosity.
If you did you should probably scrap the DDS portion as it newer worked to well besides its still in the blue if its legal to use.
Sorry, the external image loader stuff didn't make into 1.5.5 ...

Version 1.5.5 of Hammer of Thyrion (uHexen2) is released:

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* Utils (light, vis, jsh2color): Added unix pthreads support for running multi-threaded. Enabled windows multi-threads on all platforms instead of alpha-only. Default is single-threaded ...

taniwha wrote:... I despise Hungarian notation

Seconded. And I not just despise it but feel disgusted by it. (Try reading datatypes in the windows SDK and see....)

So, i'm trying to get SDL Quake organized, by removing unused and obsolete code. Based on the popular SDL Quake codebase, which of those files are safe to remove? vid_win.c, snd_dma.c, etc. They all seem useless since SDL was implemented. Or am i wrong?
Labeling something as a 'mess' requires you ...

Most possibly a sneaky stack corruption bug, although a compiler bug is not impossible either.

r00k wrote:EDIT: ^^ what szo said, was typing the message as he replied.
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Well, I'm certainly not a qc expert and I only looked at his code _very_ briefly,
so your analysis may be correct too.