Allegro 4.2.0 RC2 is released

Allegro 4.2.0 RC2 is released

Matthew Leverton

Supreme Loser

January 1999

Allegro 4.2.0 RC2 has been released. SourceForge has the source packages, and binaries are available here.

If you build from source, please take note of two things

A last minute change to hline and vline created a lot of warning messages when compiling under MSVC. Just ignore those. It's already been taken care of.
If you use the .zip distribution for building under Linux, be sure to specify the new switch to enable dos to unix new line conversion. The old --quick parameter is now the default behavior.

The files:

Pre-built Packages
Bcc32 - 7z, exe, zip
MinGW - 7z, exe, zip
MSVC 6 - 7z, exe, zip
MSVC 7 - 7z, exe, zip
MSVC 7.1 - 7z, exe, zip
MSVC 8 - 7z, exe, zip

Examples & Tools

Windows - 7z, exe, zip

Documentation

CHM - 7z, exe, zip
HTML - 7z, exe, zip
RTF - 7z, exe, zip
Text - 7z, exe, zip

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Changes from 4.2.0 RC1 to 4.2.0 RC2 (August 2005)

Grady Martin made the grabber consider deleting object properties as a change to the datafile.
Milan Mimica fixed numerous bugs in extract_font_range().
Peter Hull moved the 'magic chdir' in the MacOS X port to earlier in the startup process, so that the config file will be looked for in the resource directory if is present.
Chris Robinson made create_bitmap(0,0) not return a bitmap that would later crash destroy_bitmap(). Zero-sized bitmaps are still not allowed so the assertions for debug mode have not changed.
Elias Pschernig patched the Windows keyboard driver to get key_shifts working again with KB_SHIFT_FLAG, KB_CTRL_FLAG, KB_ALT_FLAG on Win98.
Peter Wang changed hline and vline into aliases for internal symbols to avoid a conflict with the curses API. This change should be transparent for users.
Matthew Leverton and Michal Molhanec updated the build system for MSVC 8.
Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz prevented make_relative_filename() from crashing with malformed parameters.
Hrvoje Ban made ASSERT() actually abort in Windows.
Chris Robinson made GUI menus work with gui_screen.
Evert Glebbeek fixed reading of 32 bit Windows .bmp files, which was not supported. These files seem to be not very standard though, so it's unclear if it will always do the right thing. Alpha channels also seem not to be standard in 32 bit BMP files, so it's possible they're not read in correctly.
Peter Wang and Peter Hull updated the ABI compatibility document. This documents our policy for the 4.2.x series.
Extensive documentation updates from Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz and minor updates due to Michael Faerber, Robert Ohannessian and Milan Mimica.

Changes from 4.2.0 beta 4 to 4.2.0 RC1 (August 2005)

Peter Hull fixed the MacOS X port to avoid an issue with the dead bootstrap context and cleaned up the dock notification. This means command line apps (with SYSTEM_NONE) run without the dock being notified.
Peter Wang Added a COLORCONV_KEEP_ALPHA flag, as suggested by Gideon Weems.
Peter Wang fixed issues with OSS in OpenBSD and made the configure script print a warning if Allegro is compiled without X11 support.
Peter Hull set the compatibility version to 4.2.0 for MacOS X and added a MacOS X help file.
Peter Wang made the Mode-X and VBE/AF drivers fail if Allegro is compiled as a C-only library in Linux and made the Unix port install liballeg*.so and the alleg-*.so modules with the execute permission enabled.
Grady Martin standardised some of the grabber dialog boxes and added a `move' command to the grabber.
Evert Glebbeek fixed a bug when loading some old datafiles containing monochrome fonts.
Evert Glebbeek fixed a bug that prevented system cursors from working correctly in Windows.
Olivier Blin fixed compilation problems for the ModeX driver with newer binutils.
Shawn Walker fixed a bug in get_executable_name under some UNIX systems.
Shawn Walker worked around a problem with some versions of GNU AS and fixed some errors in the configure script when not using GCC.
Elias Pschernig made create_sample not unnecessarily clear the sample to 0.
Bobby Ferris fixed the makedoc SciTE API output.
Elias Pschernig fixed a too strict assert that prevented set_volume from working in debug mode.
Paavo Ahola helped fix a problem with BCC and the C implementations of fixmul.
Elias Pschernig fixed a cosmetic bug where the listbox was drawing a too big selection rectangle, reported by dthompson.
Documentation and example updates by Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz, Peter Wang, Elias Pschernig Michal Molhanec and Evert Glebbeek.

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Richard Phipps

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November 2001

Many thanks to all who contributed to this!

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Michael Faerber

Member #4,800

July 2004

Finally a new release!

But there will probably be at least a 4.2.0 RC3, because the new demo game isn't integrated in this release.

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gnolam

Member #2,030

March 2002

There was an RC1?

Anyway, does anyone have a direct link to the source distribution? Sourceforge's main page seems to be down.

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dthompson

Member #5,749

April 2005

I think Beta 4 was RC1. In the Dev-C++ updater, it called Allegro "Allegro 4.2.0 RC1".

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gnolam

Member #2,030

March 2002

Found it.

Quote:

I think Beta 4 was RC1.

It wasn't. But one wonders why you would release a release candidate without telling anyone... (since the whole point of release candidates is testing)

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GullRaDriel

Member #3,861

September 2003

downloading & testing (and YES, windows BMP file system is PAIN IN THE DONKEY !)

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gnolam

Member #2,030

March 2002

Compiled and tested it (MinGW, XP) now. The joystick bug is still there. Also, it seems that the button names are in the wrong order (this was the case the last time as well, alth I just didn't think about it then) - though this might conceivably be a driver issue.

GullRaDriel said:

(and YES, windows BMP file system is PAIN IN THE DONKEY !)

BMP is a file system now?

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dthompson

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April 2005

I didn't think BMPs could have alpha channels. That's PNG's job.

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Fiddler

Member #5,385

January 2005

The RC1 was released internally in the AD mailing list after the beta4. This is the first public release candidate.

Compiled and tested with MSVC7.1 and Mingw (gcc 3.4.4 candidate) under WinXP. Mostly seems OK.

NOTE: I tried changing the parameters for the warn mode in MSVC7.1 (from -W3 -WX to -W4 -Wp64, enabling 64bit portability warnings). The results were, well, enlightening. Almost every file has at least one function the does assignment from a 64bit pointer to a 32bit integer (or worse 16bit). Most of these are inside macros, and so impossible to debug properly.

The most annoying ones (and possibly harmless) are in the draw.inl file. For example:

include\allegro\inline\draw.inl(535) : warning C4312: 'type cast' : conversion from 'unsigned int' to 'unsigned int *' of greater size

AL_INLINE(int, _getpixel32, (BITMAP *bmp, int x, int y),
{
uintptr_t addr;
int c;

bmp_select(bmp);
addr = bmp_read_line(bmp, y);
c = bmp_read32(addr+x*sizeof(int32_t));
bmp_unwrite_line(bmp);

return c;
}) // This is line 535. I think the problematic line is the assignment to c

There are 8 such warnings in draw.inl that will always appear when compiling an app with -Wp64, as allegro.h includes draw.inl. How to combat them? Just detect msvc and supress the warning in this file? That's what I do, but it seems like a hack.

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EDIT: In case anyone is interested I redirected the output of the WARNMODE=1 build for MSVC7.1, using the updated parameters, to the attached file. Most warnings come from the draw.inl file, but most others may be cause real problems. Take a look to see what I am talking about.

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Peter Wang

Member #23

April 2000

The reason RC1 was not publicly announced was... we were too busy with SpeedHack.

We'll have to look into the 64-bit portability warnings.

Fiddler

Member #5,385

January 2005

Ahem... Anyone knows how to post news in the Gamedev site? I think this release should be announced. The more users that update to this, the easier it will be to find bugs before the final 4.2.0

The beta1 release was also announced, and it seems that many upgraded to it (or tried allegro out for the first time).

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Morten Bendix

Member #1,386

June 2001

Ok, so I'm not the only one who missed RC1.

There's an "Add a News Item" button on the right, where the news section begins.

Fiddler

Member #5,385

January 2005

Oh! I had adblocked gifs for speed reasons, so it wouldn't display... ::)

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HoHo

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April 2004

I tested the source package and it seemed to work fine under Gentoo.

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GullRaDriel

Member #3,861

September 2003

Gnolam :

Quote:

BMP is a file system now?

No, but RC2 didn't give me a good english i was thinking of 'file format' ;-p

dthompson:

Quote:

I didn't think BMPs could have alpha channels. That's PNG's job.

32 bit is always faiked. 32 bit is 24 color bits + 8 alpha bits.
So a 32 bit bitmap will have an alpha channel, as all 32bit picture format.

I think the bug they talk is more that some soft aren't filling the alpha channel, or fill it in some strange ways.

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spellcaster

Member #1,493

September 2001

Quote:

I didn't think BMPs could have alpha channels. That's PNG's job.

They have alpha support for years. I know that I implemented alpha support in a (java) bmp reading lib I coded about 4 years ago - and 4 computer years are like 40 human years ...

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Matthew Leverton

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January 1999

Quote:

It wasn't. But one wonders why you would release a release candidate without telling anyone...

Just for the record: people on the mailing list, on IRC, and here were told, but it didn't make it on SF because people were either away on vacation or busy with SpeedHack.

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Trumgottist

Member #95

April 2000

Downloaded it and recompiled Rocket Duel, which seems to be working just as well after the upgrade from 4.0.

A big thanks to those with the skill and motivation to work on things like Allegro! Without people like you, people like me probably wouldn't be making games.

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Fiddler

Member #5,385

January 2005

It seems the guys at Gamedev do not like the news ::) . If anyone cares, do try to make a post about the Allegro release.

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Matthew Leverton

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January 1999

It's on the front page...

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Kitty Cat

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October 2002

Quote:

Almost every file has at least one function the does assignment from a 64bit pointer to a 32bit integer (or worse 16bit).

Not really. Allegro uses C99 typedefs (eg. uintptr_t; an unsigned integer capable of holding a pointer value) where available for this. On systems that don't have the typedefs, Allegro has to assume a 32-bit target. Since Microsoft doesn't want to follow the C99 standard, it's their own fault for not supplying comparible typedefs.

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Matthew Leverton

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January 1999

What do the references to uintptr_t here mean?

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Kitty Cat

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October 2002

Interesting. I don't believe Allegro uses them in MSVC. Figures that they couldn't use stdint.h like the standard says. Someone should update Allegro's VC headers for them before 4.2. What VC version are they in?

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Matthew Leverton

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January 1999

MSVC 6

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 58#define offsetof(s,m)   (size_t)( (ptrdiff_t)&(((s *)0)->m) )
 59#else
 60#define offsetof(s,m)   (size_t)&(((s *)0)->m)
 61#endif
 62
 63#endif  /* __cplusplus */
 64
 65#ifdef  _MT
 66_CRTIMP extern unsigned long  __cdecl __threadid(void);
 67#define _threadid       (__threadid())
 68_CRTIMP extern uintptr_t __cdecl __threadhandle(void);
 69#endif
 70
 71
 72#ifdef  __cplusplus
 73}
 74#endif
 75
 76#endif  /* _INC_STDDEF */

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  1
  2#ifndef _SIZE_T_DEFINED
  3#ifdef  _WIN64
  4typedef unsigned __int64    size_t;
  5#else
  6typedef _W64 unsigned int   size_t;
  7#endif
  8#define _SIZE_T_DEFINED
  9#endif
 10
 11#ifndef _INTPTR_T_DEFINED
 12#ifdef  _WIN64
 13typedef __int64             intptr_t;
 14#else
 15typedef _W64 int            intptr_t;
 16#endif
 17#define _INTPTR_T_DEFINED
 18#endif
 19
 20#ifndef _UINTPTR_T_DEFINED
 21#ifdef  _WIN64
 22typedef unsigned __int64    uintptr_t;
 23#else
 24typedef _W64 unsigned int   uintptr_t;
 25#endif
 26#define _UINTPTR_T_DEFINED
 27#endif
 28
 29#ifndef _PTRDIFF_T_DEFINED
 30#ifdef  _WIN64
 31typedef __int64             ptrdiff_t;
 32#else
 33typedef _W64 int            ptrdiff_t;
 34#endif
 35#define _PTRDIFF_T_DEFINED
 36#endif
 37
 38#ifndef _WCHAR_T_DEFINED
 39typedef unsigned short wchar_t;
 40#define _WCHAR_T_DEFINED
 41#endif
 42
 43#ifndef _WCTYPE_T_DEFINED
 44typedef unsigned short wint_t;
 45typedef unsigned short wctype_t;
 46#define _WCTYPE_T_DEFINED
 47#endif

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