If DOWNLOAD_RUBY is set to OFF, the build will not attempt to download
a prebuilt libruby.so and not fire a warning that one is not present.
This may be desired if one wants to link dfhack against a newer system
libruby.so, now that dfhack supports ruby 2.x and also supports linking
against system libruby (at least, on Linux), as per the following commit:
df9b5bca73
This also allows the dfhack build to proceed without network access
(once all submodules have been fetched), which at least some Linux
distributions, like Fedora, require.
By default DOWNLOAD_RUBY is set to ON, so this should not change
the behavior of default builds.
I tested that when DOWNLOAD_RUBY is set to OFF, dfhack still launches
and that the Ruby plugin still functions, e.g. by running
```rb_eval puts('Hello world.')``` in the dfhack console.
- GCC 4.8+ is now required - remove references to 4.5, XCode 7, etc.
- Homebrew's formula has been renamed to "gcc@4.8". "gcc48" still works as well,
so applying this change to the master branch isn't urgent.
Merge remote-tracking branch 'PeridexisErrant/remove-broken-plugins'
advtools and misery are still partially broken, but parts of them still work, so
repairing them is possible.
* labormanager: add deconstruct labor for constructed instruments
* labormanager: fix StoreItemInVehicle labor inference
StoreItemInVehicle requires the labor appropriate to the item being
stashed
Upstream has moved onto tinyxml2, so this is likely to be the last
release of the original tinyxml (2.6.2 came out in 2011). dfhack
should therefore probably ship 2.6.2, since it's unlikely there will
ever be future fixes to this code. The upstream changelog (taken
from "changes.txt" in upstream tarball) contains many bugfixes and
is included in the commit message below.
2.5.4
- A TiXMLDocument can't be a sub-node. Block this from happening in
the 'replace'. Thanks Noam.
- [ 1714831 ] TiXmlBase::location is not copied by copy-ctors, fix
reported and suggested by Nicola Civran.
- Fixed possible memory overrun in the comment reading code - thanks
gcarlton77
2.5.5
- Alex van der Wal spotted incorrect types (lf) being used in print
and scan. robertnestor pointed out some problems with the simple
solution. Types updated.
- Johannes Hillert pointed out some bug typos.
- Christian Mueller identified inconsistent error handling with
Attributes.
- olivier barthelemy also reported a problem with double truncation,
also related to the %lf issue.
- zaelsius came up with a great (and simple) suggestion to fix
QueryValueAttribute truncating strings.
- added some null pointer checks suggested by hansenk
- Sami V�is�nen found a (rare) buffer overrun that could occur in
parsing.
- vi tri filed a bug that led to a refactoring of the attribute
setting mess (as well as adding a missing SetDoubleAttribute() )
- removed TIXML_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY. TinyXML does not systematically
address OOO, and the notion it does is misleading.
- vanneto, keithmarshall, others all reported the warning from
IsWhiteSpace() usage. Cleaned this up - many thanks to everyone
who reported this one.
- tibur found a bug in end tag parsing
2.6.2
- Switched over to VC 2010
- Fixed up all the build issues arising from that. (Lots of latent
build problems.)
- Removed the old, now unmaintained and likely not working, build
files.
- Fixed some static analysis issues reported by orbitcowboy from
cppcheck.
- Bayard 95 sent in analysis from a different analyzer - fixes
applied from that as well.
- Tim Kosse sent a patch fixing an infinite loop.
- Ma Anguo identified a doc issue.
- Eddie Cohen identified a missing qualifier resulting in a compilation
error on some systems.
- Fixed a line ending bug. (What year is this? Can we all agree on a
format for text files? Please? ...oh well.)
The sphinx.domains.cpp extension (which I'm not sure we're explicitly using)
generates a warning with parallel docs builds, which causes the Travis build to
fail. This may be something that needs to be fixed upstream.
Quietust
Ben Rosser
lethosor
Kelly Kinkade
Milo Christiansen
Lethosor
David Corbett
jj
Stephen Baynham