Failing to get the cursor theme should not cause any issues since we're then using the default one anyway.
So I removed the warning and made it a verbose-only print instead, as people tend to mistake it for a real error..
(pretty much like `iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile` :P)
(cherry picked from commit d6333066fc)
This avoids namespace collisions with things such as X509_NAME.
Also force include of necessary definitions in `crypto/o_str.c`
which seem missing on MSVC (but work on MinGW).
(cherry picked from commit c1b0662b40)
Our necessary custom changes will be reapplied in later commits for clarity,
and saved as patches for future updates.
(cherry picked from commit cb0f771aaa)
This one allows for complex shaders paired with a simple lighting shader to skip code that would otherwise be pointlessly (and wastefully) run during the light pass.
You can use `if (AT_LIGHT_PASS) , negated or not, and that will be converted to a preprocessed #if when the shader is compiled.
Depending on your game (number of items and lights), this can be a *significant* performance gain, or at least avoids relying on the driver's optimizing abilities.
- Refactor touch acceptance logic so the same is used whether passby is enabled or not.
- Remove the check for visibility during input handling as it should never fail; instead using now an ERR_FAIL_COND() just in case since we have been checking for that so far.
Fixes#9159.
Now it does not try to build if the solution is not found. This way it's
possible to provide a minimal package with includes and libs and make it
build correctly.
Also remove messages from detect.py since it is ran for every platform
target.
- Add a proper function to retrieve IP addresses.
- Solve issues with Windows FileAccess and DirAccess to use the same code
for WinRT.
- Add patches to the GLES2 rasterizer to workaround ANGLE issues.
- Fix buildsystem for WinRT/UWP platform.
- Add audio driver and joystick mapping for WinRT.
- Enable thread class for WinRT.
- Refactor MSVC compiler architecture detection to methods.py, so it can
be used by Windows and WinRT.
Now you have: extra, all (the default), moderate, no.
The old 'yes' option is still supported, but a warning will be printed and 'all' will be assumed.
The different options will translate to the following:
MSVC:
extra -> /Wall (implies /W4)
all -> /W3 + disable non-essential (*)
moderate -> /W2 + disable non-essential (*)
no -> /w
GCC/Clang:
extra -> -Wall -Wextra
all -> -Wall
moderate -> -Wall -Wno-unused
no -> -w
* = Truncations, narrowing conversions...: /wd4267 /wd4244 /wd4305 /wd4800
