It's the routine executed when the engine stumbles upon an unloaded
texture when drawing primitives, which I didn't port over as I don't
believe it is actually ever executed.
This is a regression from cb928f93. It broke the demo playback after we
had started the game once – the door would remain not closed and it
would destroy wolves' pathfinding . At the same time it only makes sense
to do the anti-void check when closing the door during the game, not
immediately after loading a level or a save.
Closes#124
Clang emits pointless warnings:
src/specific/ati.h:460:18: warning: function with no prototype cannot use the stdcall calling convention [-Wmissing-prototype-for-cc]
Turns out it's a bug in clang:
https://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-bugs/2016-May/047139.html
It can be worked around by adding dummy void parameter to the arglist.
* Warning fix
taking the negative of a unsigned value is still positive on MSVC it seems. So I cast it to a signed value first.
* MSVC weirdness
for some reason maths.h doesn't define M_PI and you have to set this define to make it
Also in the ongoing war with "things other than MS" it will complain that strdup is not a true C standard name and you have to use _strdup, which gcc won't accept, so I just typedef.
* cannot perform maths on type void
gcc defaults void to a 1 byte pointer, so I cast to a char* here to perform the same result on other compilers.
* remove the mess VS makes
This removed all of the VS build folders and debug output. I've also included the sln, at the moment I don't think it is ready for everybody to use.
Fixed paths in the sln ( not sure if I can solve it, but there might be a better way to solve it )
Doesn't run the python build step, not a deal breaker for the most part but somebody doing a fresh grab would end up running into the issue and this will cause problems for them.
But this will allow me to move between branches and cherry pick check-ins again.
* change GameAllocMemPointer to char*
This allows the + and - maths done on alloc and free to compile in all compilers.
