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In addition, we use them if in GCC >= 3.3 if unaligned access is
possible. The GCC variants of these macros also contain protection
against overzealous compilers' static aliasing optimizations.
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#7600
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the screen
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be configured separately from the generic linux configuration.
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Add a new function to interpolate a pair of 16 bits values with weights 5 and 3, respectively.
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At Raziel^'s request. This is the same as the ALSA checks I added
earlier today.
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This should make it easier to spot errors like the one spotted in
the Queen engine yesterday. The Windows MIDI driver already seems
to do something like this; I don't know about the others.
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Deleting the parser may fire off a series of events, so it's
probably a good idea to keep the driver open for that. I have not
seen this error anywhere else, except maybe in the unit tests.
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From patch #3298149
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Thanks to Ge0rG for the analysis
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Formerly our code used "hasSuffix" to check for a ".zip" suffix. Since
hasSuffix does a case-sensitive match that would not work, in case the file
was called "scummmodern.ZIP" instead of "scummmodern.zip" for example.
To fix that I am using a case-insensitive matchString instead now.
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Not that the game starts up or anything :P
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original)
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