According to SDL documentation, the SDL implementation of timedwait may
suck on some platforms, so it should only be used, where high CPU usage
during the wait is no issue.
getpckserver() will now only wait for one second for access to the
package server list and return an error instead of waiting indefinitely.
* own source file for autodownload
* use cleaned up zip functions
* use new http get function (no more curl)
* enforce strict file naming rules and file size limits
* ping all package servers on every game start to determine ping times
* support media file update lists (also kept on package servers)
* allow users to manually prioritise package servers
* automatically select server with newest media file revision
new or changed commands:
addpckserver hostname [priority]
Adds a host name to the list of package servers. If a priority is given,
it influences the sorting of servers. Servers with higher priority are
queried first. If servers have the same priority, they are sorted by
ping. Default priority is zero.
getpackageserver
Returns a table with four columns of all configured package servers. The
columns are: host name, priority, ping and resolved.
"resolved" is a flag, indicating, if the server answered the ping during
game start.
removed cubescript idents: sortpckservers gamestarts
DOCREF addpckserver getpckserver
* based on the enet socket layer
* supports redirects, range requests and gzip encoding
* automatically tries to re-use existing connections
* easy multithreading
* writes output to file or ram buffer
Check printf-like functions like conoutf, if format strings and argument
lists match.
This commit also fixes a lot of code parts that actually had mismatching
argument lists - or did things, that this check does not like.
numtime() was rewritten in an ugly but very portable fashion (it's
recommended to stay away from "long long" format entries, because errors
usually only come up at runtime).
(some code was copied from sauer)
Moved the comment on the CXX flag to a seperate line, so that compiling logs don't show extra whitespace. Additionally, I've added a comment about why we use clang++ (instead of g++) to help future 3rd parties.
Sometimes the enet build seems to get messed up and "make" won't work
anymore in ../enet. The mrproper target tries to clean up ../enet, but
if it doesn't work, it deletes ../enet/Makefile manually. This triggers
a configure run in ../enet with the next make invocation - which should
fix everything.
This makefile allows changing the compiler to g++ or requesting debug
binaries without editing the makefile.
The makefile sets default values for CXX and ACDEBUG, then reads values
from the file Makefile_local (if it exists). A commandline parameter
overrules both.
Makefile_local is not part of the repository, so it can be changed without
git caring (or nagging) about it. It is listed in .gitignore.
To switch to g++, create a file "Makefile_local" with the content
"CXX=g++".
To compile debug binaries, type "make clean install ACDEBUG=yes".
When g++ is used, "fast-math" is now enabled.
ac-stef