* Change allocateName to do as the name suggests and actually ''allocate'' a string!
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* Add a forward declaration for STR_RES to strres.h (so that we can still declare pointers to this type)
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* Return the STR_RES* pointer from strresCreate and use NULL to indicate failure
* Use size_t to store memory sizes in instead of UDWORD
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* Use an unsigned int instead of UDWORD as we don't depend on the size guarantee
* Move the definition of aUsage into #ifdef DEBUG_CHECK_FOR_UNUSED_STRINGS, because that's the only place where it's used
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Because the treap management code is only used by the code for string resources, make it specific for these string resources and don't use casting back & forth from void* all over the place. This simplifies the interaction of string resource code with treap code.
This will allow an easier cleanup and eventually a removal of string resource code. As the string resource code can eventually be replaced with gettext code instead.
This closes#18
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* Use a forward declaration in strres.h to declare a pointer to a TREAP instead of importing the full treap.h declarations in strres.h and thus large portions of the codebase
* Rename TREAP's forward declaration name from _treap to TREAP
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* use proper constness:
* make some functions take arguments of `const char*` rather than just `char*` (also modified some functions' return values to return `const char*` where appropiate)
* modify rank retrieval functions to use a central array instead; currently ranklimits (i.e. the amount of kills required to promote) is hardcoded in switch statements, as is the case with the names of those ranks
* `make -C po update-po`
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more than half the warnings on gcc4, and makes sure we do not
get signedness problems between platforms where char is defined
with different signedness. Also set line-ending properites for
some bison/flex files that did not have it set.
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Giel van Schijndel
Per Inge Mathisen
Dennis Schridde
Stefan Huehner
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