* correcting x64 configurations to actually use x64
defining NOMINMAX to fix std::max error
* more preprocessor definitions for x64
* 64-bit libraries from the last published version of DXSDK with dinput
* should define WIN64 as well? unfortunately seem to require retention of WIN32
* added an x64 build of luaperks.lib, this compiles links and runs now
* relocate win32 luaperks.lib to src/drivers/win/lua/win32 and leave a note explaining it
* luaperks.lib x64 needed to be /MT
two more missing x64 libs
debug x64 configuration was set to compile C++ as C?
* importing the rest of the usable WIN32 preprocessor defines, debugger now functions!
* revert unnecessary VS solution version change
* 64-bit lua working (fixed the 64-bit build of luaperks.lib)
* VSUIENTRY hashes are unsigned, not signed
* more hashes that are actually unsigned
* fix a few pointer to int casts in lua console
* fix a few more pointer truncations in windows dialog stuff
a few printf arguments need a cast to int
* explicit size_t cast to quiet spurious warnings on an inline function
2. Add text limit to Memory Watch for experiment.
3. Make the IDs of controls in Memory Watch predefined rather than directly coded, that's not quite standard in programming. Calculations to ID is not always trusted as they are automatically determined by the development tool.
2. Add text limit to Memory Watch for experiment.
3. Make the IDs of controls in Memory Watch predefined rather than directly coded, that's not quite standard in programming. Calculations to ID is not always trusted as they are automatically determined by the development tool.
2. Separated cheat code and game genie in Cheat window.
3. Don't show a game genie code when affected address is under 0x8000.
4. Detail: set font for some edit control, replaced some static global variable.
5. Other details.
By the way, why there're so many useless brackets in some functions?
1. Added a global switch for all cheats, it is checked by default. Check or uncheck it can quickly tweak all cheats enabled or disabled. It's not game specific and effective to all games.
2. Added a checkmark to check behaviour of automatically load cheats.
3. Fixed a wierd bug in loading names of cheats from file.
iNES Header Editor:
4. Disable iNES header editor menu when currently loaded game is not in iNES format.
Others:
5. Some of the checkbox passed parameter MF_CHECKED, the right one is BST_CHECKED, though they have the same value.
6. Code/Data Logger is created by CreateDialog(), but destroyed by EndDialog()? A non-modal window should be destroy by DestroyWindow(), EndDialog() is for DialogBox(). It seems nobody noticed this bug for years.
7. Detail.
Currently there are some opposite tweaks in the config file for the new feature in cheat console, for example the unchcecked state is 1 in config file, that's for backward compatibility.
The iNES header editor might not quite stable as newly baked from the oven, there might be some improvements to its code.
1. Added a global switch for all cheats, it is checked by default. Check or uncheck it can quickly tweak all cheats enabled or disabled. It's not game specific and effective to all games.
2. Added a checkmark to check behaviour of automatically load cheats.
3. Fixed a wierd bug in loading names of cheats from file.
iNES Header Editor:
4. Disable iNES header editor menu when currently loaded game is not in iNES format.
Others:
5. Some of the checkbox passed parameter MF_CHECKED, the right one is BST_CHECKED, though they have the same value.
6. Code/Data Logger is created by CreateDialog(), but destroyed by EndDialog()? A non-modal window should be destroy by DestroyWindow(), EndDialog() is for DialogBox(). It seems nobody noticed this bug for years.
Currently there are some opposite tweaks in the config file for the new feature in cheat console, for example the unchcecked state is 1 in config file, that's for backward compatibility.
The iNES header editor might not quite stable as newly baked from the oven, there might be some improvements to its code.
the debugger was replacing comments and names inside a buffer returned from the old portable disassembly function, which was returning a privately retained 64 byte buffer. previously names were limited to 30 characters, so it's possible expanding names in disassembly never blew that buffer.
testing of the 0d26e6f commit either stressed it harder than ever before, or hard enough to break it for the first time
solved by copying the disassembly buffer into a new buffer for expanding address labels to names, etc
Brad Smith