qmat follows other type conventions (T, N, M) and is annotated differently so it's not as confusing to follow
Removed qmat::operator[] - it's not clear from calling it that it's column-major (as evidenced by the comments needing to explicitly make clear at call sites that it's column, not row), so I've collapsed them into two separate functions that explicitly fetch either a column or a row. This also ties them nicely into qvec<N>.
Moved vector-related operations from mathlib to qvec, moved a few into qv::
Use clamp/max/min directly instead of #define'ing them
Move a few single-use functions directly above their usages
Fix missing fmt include
Default nexttexinfo to -1 to match other tools
Fmt support for bspversion_t, use that instead of a static function
Cleanup write functions
Some more vec3_t removals
A bunch of float -> vec_t in light
Simplified construction of lockables
mapdata_t writes directly to an mbsp instead of vector copies
Allow Q2-esque maps to compile under Q1 modes
Use Q2tools-adapted version of AddBrushBevels for compiling brush sides
Extended limits overflow code displays member that overflowed now, for debugging
- bsp store vectors now
- vis stored in a way that is compatible with both Q2 and Q1
- binary reading of stuff, so swapping is done at load time now
- vis cleanup, although there's still a lot of raw long modification that should get simplified later
- main mbsp types are declared first in the files, and types that were single-member are now not structs
- conversion is handled by the sub-types themselves. Currently no diagnostic for *what* members overflow, but, overflow is handled via thrown exceptions on all overflowable members
- aabb type is used where appropriate now, simplifying a few areas
Cleanup/rework of logging system. I'm not too happy about it still, but, it's at least a bit easier to follow now.
Started cleanup of file-related stuff.
stdbool not required
_vsnprintf and _snprintf are standard in MSVC since 2015, so I just use them directly now. They'll be replaced by std::fmt later anyways.
use <thread> for threading, instead of pthreads/windows.h thread directly
typedef -> using
include guards -> pragma once
typedef struct x { } y; -> struct y { }
some fixes to extremely old code that shouldn't be required any more
Jonathan
Eric Wasylishen