more so: additionally, any of P_E, P_K, P_L satisfied any subset of
P_E, P_K, P_L. Chainsaw fixed this one in plnsub.c, but not here.
Remove, use the fixed pln_wanted() instead.
(pln_wanted): External linkage.
buggy: any P_E, P_L, P_K in wantflags were ignored when the plane
lacked P_ESC. The bug bit only when non-escort interceptors escorted
a one-way mission to a carrier. pln_oneway_to_carrier_ok() then could
not fit the plane on the carrier, and the command failed complaining
about lack of room on the carrier. Broken since Chainsaw added
escorts, abusable before 4.2.17 catched it. Also change behavior when
only one of P_F and P_ESC is in wantflags: new version requires that
flag, while old version treats it as if both flags were in wantflags:
a plane having either is okay. Current code never passes such
wantflags.
ships, so that order of loading no longer matters: choppers can use
chopper or plane slots, x-lights can use x-light or plane slots, light
planes can use plane slots. However, plane slots require M_FLY or
M_MSL to hold missiles or x-lights, and M_FLY to hold anything else.
Choppers and x-lights can now use plane slots even when not light.
X-light choppers, which don't exist in the stock game, can no longer
use x-light slots.
(fit_plane_on_ship, fit_plane_on_land): New.
(pln_oneway_to_carrier_ok, put_plane_on_ship, count_planes)
(put_plane_on_land, count_land_planes): Use them. No functional
change.
(fit_plane_off_ship, fit_plane_off_land): New.
(take_plane_off_ship, take_plane_off_land): Use them. This oopses
when the carriers plane counter underflows.
(take_plane_off_ship): Document that carrier's plane counters may be
screwed up.
(take_plane_off_ship, take_plane_off_land): Oops when the plane isn't
on the carrier.
(take_plane_off_ship, take_plane_off_land): Don't fail when the plane
to be taken off can't go on this type of carrier, just take it off.
No error condition left, so return void. Callers couldn't do anything
useful with the status anyway, and most didn't bother. Change those
that did.
a seed for the random function.
(nightlybuild.sh): Add the -R 1 for the server.
(nightlybuild.sh): Switch to -R 1 for the fairland as 1 is safer.
Some systems might generate lousy randomness from a
zero seed.
(prng.patch): Not required anymore, -R 1 is used instead.
(main, emp_server.6): Rename -r and -R to -u and -U. "-R" is now used for random seed.
POSIX equivalents instead of using the WIN32 rand/srand functions.
The files were derived from GNU libc source.
(empth_threadMain) [_WIN32]: Remove the srandom() as the
POSIX equivalent are not thread specific as the WIN32 functions were.
that accidently got committed in rev 1.65. Was incorrect in rev 1.66.
(empth_sleep) [_WIN32]: Switch srand() to srandom() to be consistent
with the rest of the empire code.
actually been reached. There has been examples where the time
expired early by one second probably due a resolution error. This
caused a scheduled update to be missed. Broken in rev. 1.56.
