Nothing was left in it but the include of profiler.h, and 132 translation units
were including it for that alone. Fifteen files were leaning on profiler.h to
drag in <set>, <vector> and <ostream> for them; those now include what they use.
This is the commit that moves line numbers. Removing an include line shifts
__LINE__ by one for everything below it, and __LINE__ is an immediate operand in
every Assert() and DebugMsg() call, so the four game executables differ from
their predecessors by roughly a thousand 32-bit constants each. Every one of
those is accounted for: each is a single immediate that moved by -1 where the
builddefines.h include went away, or +1 where a <set>/<vector> include was
added. Nothing else in .text, .rdata or .data moves, no object file's section
sizes change, and symbolize_crash and Ja2Export stay bit-identical.
The one non-immediate difference is that the 24 Editor translation units of the
non-editor apps stop emitting __Avx2WmemEnabledWeakValue, a 4-byte weak COMDAT
they only ever instantiated through profiler.h's <vector>. It is a UCRT weak
default that other translation units still provide.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
STR8 is char*, so const STR8 is char* const: a const pointer to a mutable
string, which is not what any of these sixty parameters wanted. What they
wanted is const CHAR8*, a pointer to a string they will not write to, and
that is what all of them do.
Under the MSVC compatibility rules clang-cl applies, a string literal still
converts to char*, so most calls survive this mistake untouched. An expression
of type const char* does not, and Intro.cpp has thirteen of them:
inireader.ReadString("INTRO_BEGINNING", "INTRO_REBEL_CRDT",
no_defaults ? "" : "INTRO\\Rebel_cr");
The conditional is a const char*, not a literal, so it has nowhere to bind and
the call does not compile. The other two arguments are literals and are
accepted, which is why only the third one was ever reported.
The invariant: in these two files, every parameter spelled const STR8 becomes
const CHAR8*, and nothing else changes. No body assigns to one of them, so
none needed rewriting; STR8 input_buffer in the five-argument ReadString is
genuinely an output and keeps its type. Three commented-out lines still say
const STR8 and were left as they are.
Verification:
grep -n 'const[ \t]*STR8' Utils/INIReader.h Utils/INIReader.cpp
# three hits, all on lines beginning with //
git show HEAD -U0 | grep '^[+-][^+-]' |
sed -E 's/const[ \t]+(STR8|CHAR8\*)/const/g; s/^[+-]//' |
sort | uniq -c | awk '$1 % 2' # no output
ninja -C build parse # ReadString class gone: 45 -> 32 sites
ninja -C build -k 0 # Release, four applications, green
ninja -C build-debug -k 0 # Debug, four applications, green
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Virtual File System (VFS) by birdflu. This is needed for Multiplayer and is also used for Single Player. Very neat system :-)
- Multiplayer Version 1.1 + some additional features and bugfixes
* INFO: If you compile a new EXE and want to test, be sure to also use the latest SVN GameDir files in your JA2 install directory *
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