This removes libmad from the package as it is in Fedora 24+,
updates faad2 to the most recent release,
removes the hardcoded set of engine-data from the .spec file, and
packages the appdata file.
For an unknown reason, having a second activity for Android TV
(Leanback) caused ScummVM to be broken on some Android devices.
According to Android documentation, TV can be supported in the same
activity as everything else, so merge the two together.
Fixes Trac#10024.
Keep uses-flags at the top to avoid them getting buried below
the activities, update target SDK to the minimum supported by
current Android SDKs, make Wi-Fi optional, and add screenSize
configuration change recommended by the Android documentation since
orientation is already supported.
This make things cleaner for reading in 16 and 32 bit parameters
in different opcodes. Also, it solves a crash in the give/take
opcode where the third mode/value pair isn't used for all sub-modes,
so the code was previously reading beyond the end of the parameters
One patch is eliminated by the previous commit; the other patch,
for ARM, is going to get fixed one way or the other by either
landing gh-1052 or actually having the ARM assembly not be broken
any more (or the first one first, and then the second one later
when someone has enough time to do the work and test it).
Fixes Trac#7105.
This was being patched out downstream in Debian. A solution that
works for everybody is to just not use a zero-length string when
testing formatting with no conversion specifications.
In C++ the function parameter evaluation order is undefined. The count
property was being read first from the stream, instead of the itemId.
Fixes#10324.
This needs to be at least 374 to avoid crashes in the in-game
save/load dialogues with save games using the maximum 40 letters
per save game, so just round up to the next power of two (which
increases memory usage by a whopping ~20KiB) to give more than
enough space for long save game names.
Fixes Trac#6748.
If the audio thread called to readBuffer before any packet had been
added to the stream, the state of the stream would be changed from
INIT to EOS. Later, when a packet was received, the state would go
directly from EOS to READY, skipping decoder init, leaving garbage
memory in the decoder structs and causing a crash of the decoder.
Fixes Trac#9653.
Colin Snover
Paul Gilbert
Willem Jan Palenstijn
Santiago G. Sanz
Thierry Crozat
Cameron Cawley
Bastien Bouclet
Eugene Sandulenko