* light: Add support for LIGHTING_E5BGR9.
This is not really finished. Currently mutually exclusive with
regular RGBLIGHTING, and not tested with external .lit file.
* light: replace HDR_PackResult with a version following the OpenGL spec
- add HDR_UnpackE5BRG9 for unpacking
- caller is now responsible for scaling 128 -> 1
- expose in header for tests
* light: move HDR_PackE5BRG9/HDR_UnpackE5BRG9 to common/litfile.hh
* build: std::powf not available in gcc
* common: move LoadLitFile to litfile.hh
* common: LoadLitFile: return hdr variant as well
* lightpreview: add an Exposure slider
* lightpreview: support hdr .lit's, wip
* tests: refactoring to set up testing for hdr lit's
* tests: add test for -hdr and -bspxhdr
* tests: fix LM_Sample to deal with styles correctly
* lightpreview: fix glsl error
* lightpreview: show dialog box for glsl compile errors
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Co-authored-by: Daniel Svensson <dsvensson@gmail.com>
add new parallel logging stuff in common/parallel which wraps parallel_for(_each) and provides automatic percentage indicator
fix issue with light not pulling in settings
move logging stuff into its own namespace and simplify
* cmd
* cmake change for tbb DLLs
add in test for double-hyphens
* cmd
* game version
* settings!
* bsp texture usage
decompile fix for q1bsp
* finish up the options for qbsp
* light finished?
* finish up the few missing bits
* move scalar/int32 up
* Run clang-format pass
* natvis for our mathlib
use slightly faster storage for winding
fix light tests
* allow dictionary to be a base type
* re-run style
* Remove cfg_static
Fix options summary
* natvis for lockable_value<T>
* last-ish pass?
* format
* forgot last few lockables
imglib now lives in common
fs 'load' split into two functions, where and load. the former allows you to query for and return archive & path for a given file, whereas the latter handles that for you.
use log verbose in light rather than own verbose flag
Add a json.hh file which includes common JSON serialization types
surfflags_t::extended uses booleans instead of a bitflag for simplicity
JSON serialization for surfflags
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