* Less string copies
* Some general cleanups
* Add extra param to runloop_message_queue_push so we can pass size_t
of the message
* Consistent conventions for local variable usage for certain things
* Massive reduction in heap space allocation, going from settings struct
264kb to 119Kb
* Use NAME_MAX_LENGTH for base paths/names, etc
* Use DIR_MAX_LENGTH for directory sizes
This puts the History and Favorites playlists (up to five items each)
in the Top Shelf menu. In order for this to be enabled you must build
it yourself and change the app identifiers for the TV app and Top
Shelf extension, and add both of them to an app group.
* Add xdelta in deps
* Include <assert.h> in xdelta3.h
- Otherwise the static_assert calls can fail
* Build xdelta3 in Makefile.common
* Add xdelta support to the softpatching infrastructure
- The patching itself isn't fully implemented yet
* Adjust how xdelta3.h checks the sizes of some types
- Now checks max values instead of relying on autotools
* Add some enums that were excluded by the cherry-pick
* Remove stray whitespace
* Adjust SIZE macros in xdelta3.h
- Move them outside the XD3_USE_LARGEFILE64 block
- Add more SIZE declarations
- Make SIZEOF_UNSIGNED_LONG_LONG contingent on the presence of ULLONG_MAX
* Reintegrate xdelta support
* Enable support for xdelta's secondary compressors
- Necessary for some patches
* Fix some format specifiers
* Remove unnecessary files from xdelta
* Include xdelta3.h with a relative path
* Add xdelta3 headers to HEADERS variable
* Gate Xdelta support behind HAVE_XDELTA
- HAVE_XDELTA is on by default
- HAVE_PATCH is still required for HAVE_XDELTA to be meaningful
- Support is mostly contingent on the availability of LZMA
- Anything modern should be okay
- Legacy platforms (e.g. DOS) may need to have Xdelta support disabled
- At least until some other solution can be found
* Disable HAVE_XDELTA on platforms where the build recently failed
- These come from looking at the failed builds on GitHub
- These are guesses, and may turn out to be wrong
* Fix a potential memory leak
- Whoops, looks like I need to call two cleanup functions
- xd3_close_stream exists separately from xd3_free_stream
* Split the --help printout for --xdelta into its own strlcat call
- GCC was complaining about #ifdefs within macro arguments being non-portable
* Fix some incorrect printf format specifiers
* Modify Xdelta to adhere to C89
- It's mostly using RetroArch's INLINE macro instead of the inline keyword
* Slight cleanups
* Remove a stray comma that was hindering C89 builds
* Add XDelta support to CHANGES.md
* Change how the xdelta patch's name is computed
- To be in line with other recent refactoring
* Fix an incorrect merge
- Whoops, this part was from before I figured out how to get the size of a patched file
* Explain the song-and-dance behind computing a patched file's size
* Define some XDelta3-related constants to 0 on 32-bit platforms
* Adjust some Xdelta-related macro definitions
- Exclude the encoder, since we're not making patches
- Move some #defines to after inclusion of <stdint.h>, to fix undefined behavior
- Remove _WIN32_WINNT overrides, since they were for code that we're not using
* Fix Xdelta support
* Wrap an encoder-only function in `#if XD3_ENCODER`
usage of strlcpy (when position/offset of previous strlcpy/snprintf call
is known. strlcat implementation in libretro-common makes implicit strlen
call, using strlcpy avoids this
* Reduce a bunch of local char variables by use of said clever usage,
should save up on local stack size usage
* Add xdelta in deps
* Include <assert.h> in xdelta3.h
- Otherwise the static_assert calls can fail
* Build xdelta3 in Makefile.common
* Add xdelta support to the softpatching infrastructure
- The patching itself isn't fully implemented yet
* Adjust how xdelta3.h checks the sizes of some types
- Now checks max values instead of relying on autotools
* First crack at xdelta softpatching support
- There may be undiscovered edge cases or bugs
* Add xdelta in deps
* Include <assert.h> in xdelta3.h
- Otherwise the static_assert calls can fail
* Build xdelta3 in Makefile.common
* Add xdelta support to the softpatching infrastructure
- The patching itself isn't fully implemented yet
* Adjust how xdelta3.h checks the sizes of some types
- Now checks max values instead of relying on autotools
* First crack at xdelta softpatching support
- There may be undiscovered edge cases or bugs
* Remove trailing commas from the enums I modified
- C89 doesn't allow them
* Remove stray whitespace
* Adjust SIZE macros in xdelta3.h
- Move them outside the XD3_USE_LARGEFILE64 block
- Add more SIZE declarations
- Make SIZEOF_UNSIGNED_LONG_LONG contingent on the presence of ULLONG_MAX
* Add some RARCH_DBG calls for xdelta patching
* Enable support for xdelta's secondary compressors
- Necessary for some patches
* Fix some format specifiers
* Remove unnecessary files from xdelta
* Include xdelta3.h with a relative path
* Add xdelta3 headers to HEADERS variable
* Gate Xdelta support behind HAVE_XDELTA
- HAVE_XDELTA is on by default
- HAVE_PATCH is still required for HAVE_XDELTA to be meaningful
- Support is mostly contingent on the availability of LZMA
- Anything modern should be okay
- Legacy platforms (e.g. DOS) may need to have Xdelta support disabled
- At least until some other solution can be found
* Disable HAVE_XDELTA on platforms where the build recently failed
- These come from looking at the failed builds on GitHub
- These are guesses, and may turn out to be wrong
* Fix a potential memory leak
- Whoops, looks like I need to call two cleanup functions
- xd3_close_stream exists separately from xd3_free_stream
* Split the --help printout for --xdelta into its own strlcat call
- GCC was complaining about #ifdefs within macro arguments being non-portable
* Fix some incorrect printf format specifiers
* Modify Xdelta to adhere to C89
- It's mostly using RetroArch's INLINE macro instead of the inline keyword
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