* "optional" which specfies that the given field is optional and can thus be NULL.
* Only allow this keyword for the string and IMD_model types
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This will allow for adding multiple qualifiers to the same field later on.
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Move the duplicated effort of looping over all structs and enums out of the code generators and into the code that invokes the code generator. Thus instead of invoking the code generator once to generate code for all structs and enums, we now invoke it once for every struct and enum.
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A slight modification to the code generators removes their need for needing to know how many elements (enums or structs) it needs to generate code.
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Add a new code generator for the database mini-meta-language. It creates SQL SELECT statements that use INNER JOINs to join all fields across the inheritance hierarchy in a single result row.
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Don't add an AUTOINCREMENT clause to the PRIMARY KEY, ID column if it we're not working on the abstract base class.
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Give the code generators the opportunity to print something at the start and the end of the file. E.g. header guards for C files, and some notice about the file being automatically generated for all types.
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In addition we now also parse the "unique" keyword in set and enum lines and thus process it there as well.
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Instead we now have a two phase process:
* First parse and build an abstract syntax tree (AST)
* Secondly loop over the generated AST to produce useable code for the target language.
NOTE: Currently only the C struct definition generator is rewritten to this new architecture.
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This code generator is still in a prototyping phase. It'll probably get rewritten entirely.
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Instead print the enum-number which we used to switch on.
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With our current backtrace dumps I quite oftenly find that in case of segfaults, which combined with assert failures are the most common crash cause, I cannot easily see what value the dereferenced pointer held.
To be able to see this the exception handler will now invoke the "disassemble" and "info registers" commands when producing a back trace using GDB. This gives us the ability to see the precise assembly instruction that triggered the crash, together with the value of the register that was used as pointer.
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fallback fix for non-debug builds. This to improve tracing of bug #11908:
crash - some assertion failed.
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* add 16 to the valid values for the configuration option textureSize
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Giel van Schijndel
Freddie Witherden
Dennis Schridde
Per Inge Mathisen
Steven Koenig