On some systems, passing signed chars to macros like isspace() etc. lead
to a runtime error. Hence, mark these macros as forbidden by default,
and introduce otherwise equivalent alternatives for them.
setjmp and longjmp are being used in system headers.
Allow these symbols globally instead of hacking the appropriate
defines in every file including windows.h.
Instead of defining a hacked up Common::Error code, split the return
value of processSettings into two parts: An error code, and a value
which indicates whether the specified command was completely handled
by processSettings or not.
Right now, a few places in the frontend code still use printf and
consorts. We mark the affected files with a FIXME for now, and
add a dedicated exception for each. To be fixed!
Also tweak FORBIDDEN_SYMBOL_REPLACEMENT to hopefully really always
enforce a compiler error
A new header file common/forbidden.h is included by scummsys.h and it
re-#defines numerous symbols like fopen(), fread(), system(), etc. with
garbage, in order to provoke compile errors in any code using them.
If a .cpp file really *must* use any of these (e.g. because it is a
backend file), then these redefinitions can be disabled by #defining
FORBIDDEN_SYMBOL_ALLOW_ALL as the first thing in the .cpp file. Whenever
this is done, an explanatory comment should be added.
Note that this system cannot catch all "bad" usages (notably the Lua
code in the sword25 engine), as it can only work if scummsys.h is
included.
svn-id: r53961
Le Philousophe
Paul Gilbert
Eugene Sandulenko
Cameron Cawley
Peter Kohaut
Johannes Schickel
Max Horn
dhewg
Julien
strangerke