* Override debug malloc functions, doesn't seem to be properly supported by the visual studio libraries, but it has to be done, else we crash trying to initialize the DLL (must use the same allocator as the game), a linker flag '/FORCE:MULTIPLE' had to be set to make this work, this should be set for only DEBUG builds in the future!.
* Fixed a bug in '_recalloc_base' where the allocation size was not calculated properly. Only the size was taken into account, but it should had been multiplied by the count.
* Stubbed additional CRT debug only memory debugging code, it will crash on our implementation in debug.
Else everything linked against tier0 will have to use the game's memalloc implementation, which requires it to run with the game process. Only limit this to DLL's that run with the game process.
This covers the entire source code, including thirdparty libraries if memstd.cpp is compiled.
Things left to be done:
- Utilize the debug methods of the CStdMemAlloc class by routing the debug variants to those.
- Move this to a standalone library, so tools and stuff not interfacing directly with the game engine can still link against tier0.
Added recalloc. _expand should be replaced as well in the nearby future. The functions should override the _xxxx_base variants instead, and be moved to a separate lib to cover the executable globally.
Global 'direct' usage of 'MemAllocSingleton()' has been jettisoned. Where possible, smart pointers were used instead. During the refactor, the following bugs were addressed and fixed:
- The virtual destructor of 'CCVarIteratorInternal' was NOT called on destruction.
- Class function 'KeyValues::MakeCopy' did NOT calculate the buffer size of the wide string correctly, the original calculation was 'len+1*sizeof(wchar_t)', but should've been '(len+1)*sizeof(wchar_t)'.
Some other code changes include:
- Tier0 include 'memstd.h' has been moved above all thirdparty includes, to make sure the memalloc functions get shadowed with ours in third party libraries as well.
- RPak file paths string literals are now defines.
- 'DestroyOverlay' has been refactored to match the assembly of the game.
This commit replaces the standard memalloc system with that of the game. This means we can share the same allocated memory objects between the game and SDK without having to use 'MemAllocSingleton()' and manually call the constructors/destructors. This also means we can create ConVar's and ConCommands in the global scope, and a bunch more cool stuff. The explanation in 'r5dev\loader\loader.cpp' documents the new loading system.
Required for overriding memalloc callbacks in libraries to feature the game's implementation instead. Named using the 'R_' prefix, as the 'V_' versions were already used.
This change was planned for a long time. This moves all REGISTER calls to a single translation unit, this is required as we currently added a very dirty workaround for not registering duplicates by checking if VFTable pointer was already present in the vector... Registering from single translation unit prevents duplicate instances that gets created if header is included by more cpp files.
Reworking this reduced 100kb+ of compiled code. This commit also reworked the way functions/variables/constant gets logged with their addresses; the new code formats them on the fly, and allows for resize at any time. Formatting is no longer required by programmer.
TODO: currently there are some compile errors for dedicated and client dll's. These will be resolved very soon as they need to be properly worked out still (server & client only stuff needs to be properly split). Use the 'main' (stable) branch for the time being if you need to compile these dll's.
Implemented StringSplit() (split string with a delimiter, and stop splitting after either the last delimiter has been reached, or nMax, so when nMax is 2, then 'SET mat_sky_color 255 255 0 255' gets split into: "SET" "mat_sky_color" "255 255 0 255").
Netconsole now sends ConVar's/ConCommands and values separately with use of StringSplit.
ConVar now uses internal ChangeStringValue (this runs the callback).
* Pointer to g_pMemAllocSingleton
* New wrapper for returning the singleton, and creating one if not yet initialized (game shares the same pointer, and is aware of its creation).
