* move signal.h inclusion outside of if-else block
not sure if this change is appropriate, we need to make sure SIG_IGN
is only set on POSIX targets. To verify this we might need to include
unistd.h,
* fix syntax error
this is often overlooked when compiling for normal platforms
* fix stdalign and min/max for MSVC
* add missing ISREG and ISDIR for MSVC
* use MAX_PATH instead of PATH_MAX
* remove unecessary headers inclusion
* add MSVC CI
* add appropriate macros to platform detection
* re-add msvc CI artifacts
* upload the generated artifacts
* patch lua for MSVC CI builds
* update patch for MSVC compatibility
defining anything that isn't a specific set of architectures x86 is just wrong.
It should at least be called something non identifying like "native"
Lite-XL already builds for FreeBSD so add it to the platform detection
* Added in native modules with suffixes, giving priority to those with matching architectures and platforms.
* PowerPC isn't x86, and it's x86_64.
* Changed things over to allow compiler to set a tuple, makes more sense from a build perspective.
* Spelling mistake.
* Added in arm target tuples.
Removed dmon, and replaced with logic that works across Linux, Mac, FreeBSD and Windows. Have tested on all platforms, and seems to work.
Co-authored-by: Jan200101 <sentrycraft123@gmail.com>
since 5 months ago (ttps://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/commit/c289bad9007cb672c994f726d967f6e5682f200d)
SDL2 now reads Xft.dpi. There is no need to link to X11 anymore.
Use resolved executablePath instead of resourcePath to allow lanching
the lite-xl binary via a symlink, like typically done by Homebrew:
/usr/local/bin/lite-xl -> /Applications/lite-xl.app/Contents/MacOS/lite-xl
The resourcePath returns /usr/local in this case instead of
/Applications/lite-xl.app/Contents/Resources, which makes later
access to the resource files fail. Resolving the symlink to the
executable and then the relative path to the expected directory
Resources is a workaround for starting the application from both
the launcher directly and the command line via the symlink.
In some cases rencache was using a FontDesc pointer that was actually freed by
Lua giving segfaults errors.
In addition, some FontDesc object were not freed in some cases if the
rencache_end_frame was not called when performing the "restart" command.
The invalid access problem can happen because rencache keep some pointers to
FontDesc object but these are Lua userdata that Lua can dispose of. This
situation is prone to hard errors and we should avoid to keep pointers to
objects managed by Lua.
To this purpose we use luaL_ref/unref to bind the FontDesc into the Lua's
registry while rencache need them. We still keeps pointer to FontDesc object but
using luaL_ref we are assured they will not be disposed by Lua.
Since we are using luaL_ref/unref to inform the GC about when the objects are in
use we can now finalize the objects directly when Lua collects them. Previously
the GC metamethods was issuing a FREE command to rencache and the font was
actually freed only from the rencache_end_frame function.
Jan
George Sokianos
Julien Voisin
Takase
Guldoman
Alexey Dokuchaev
Adam
jgmdev
Francesco Abbate
Jean-André Santoni
Nikolai Sinyov
harens
redtide
lqdev
Ferdinand Prantl