- 'was_gzipped' state is persisted in .apple2.json preferences
- This removes all file-renaming codepaths at the cost of temporarily nonconformance to naming convesion (e.g., disk
images inserted read/write are still called 'foo.dsk.gz' although they are not compressed)
- Unclean shutdown of emulator leaves any disk images that were inserted read/write in their non-gzipped state
(regardless of file name extension) on disk until emulator restarted and disk images explictly ejected or clean
shudown. App removal after unclean shutdown will potentially leave mis-named disk images lingering.
- Emulator will handle edge cases of non-gzipped disk images with '.gz' extension and gzipped disk images without
'.gz' extension
- Push path opening responsibility out of disk6 API in favor of using file descriptors
- Improves handling of readonly gzipped disk images (now data is read without gunzipping or mmap()ing the file)
- Currently represents an API-breaking change for macOS, iOS, GNU/Linux desktop ports (but should be easy to fix)
- This currently blows up if we're missing I18N/L10N strings for a [currently] non-supported translation
- We have our own release procedure that should be sufficient at this point
- Supported platforms:
- Mac/iOS (OpenAL)
- Desktop Linux/POSIX (OpenAL)
- Android (OpenSLES)
- TODO : for POSIX builds we should provide our own "null" audio backend if OpenAL/OpenSL not found by build script
This reverts commit 9f1f6e4fe1.
- OK apparently we do need to keep an eye on this, because Android Studio will clobber it every so often and result
in a "weird" state where it can't build the project...
- While LLVM/Clang appears to be very stable with codegen for ARM architectures, I have trust issues with Clang
producing optimized codegen for the 32bit x86 architecture.
- I have witnessed a number of examples where Clang generates invalid x86 code for both Chromium Breakpad and JSMN
in this project, as well as similar issues discovered at the day job. (This is for the LLVM toolchain in the
latest NDK as well as previous ones)
