Example #1
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void R_Init (void)
{
    // CPhipps - R_DrawColumn isn't constant anymore, so must
    //  initialise in code
    // current column draw function
    lprintf(LO_INFO, "\nR_LoadTrigTables: ");
    R_LoadTrigTables();
    lprintf(LO_INFO, "\nR_InitData: ");
    R_InitData();
    R_SetViewSize(screenblocks);
    lprintf(LO_INFO, "\nR_Init: R_InitPlanes ");
    R_InitPlanes();
    lprintf(LO_INFO, "R_InitLightTables ");
    R_InitLightTables();
    lprintf(LO_INFO, "R_InitSkyMap ");
    R_InitSkyMap();
    lprintf(LO_INFO, "R_InitTranslationsTables ");
    R_InitTranslationTables();
    lprintf(LO_INFO, "R_InitPatches ");
    R_InitPatches();
}
Example #2
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File: r_data.c Project: AlexMax/d2k
static void R_InitTextures (void)
{
  const maptexture_t *mtexture;
  texture_t    *texture;
  const mappatch_t   *mpatch;
  texpatch_t   *patch;
  int  i, j;
  int         maptex_lump[2] = {-1, -1};
  const int  *maptex;
  const int  *maptex1, *maptex2;
  char name[9];
  int names_lump; // cph - new wad lump handling
  const char *names; // cph -
  const char *name_p;// const*'s
  int  *patchlookup;
  int  nummappatches;
  int  offset;
  int  maxoff, maxoff2;
  int  numtextures1, numtextures2;
  const int *directory;
  int  errors = 0;

  // Load the patch names from pnames.lmp.
  name[8] = 0;
  names = W_CacheLumpNum(names_lump = W_GetNumForName("PNAMES"));
  nummappatches = LittleLong(*((const int *)names));
  name_p = names+4;
  patchlookup = malloc(nummappatches*sizeof(*patchlookup));  // killough

  for (i=0 ; i<nummappatches ; i++)
    {
      strncpy (name,name_p+i*8, 8);
      patchlookup[i] = W_CheckNumForName(name);
      if (patchlookup[i] == -1)
        {
          // killough 4/17/98:
          // Some wads use sprites as wall patches, so repeat check and
          // look for sprites this time, but only if there were no wall
          // patches found. This is the same as allowing for both, except
          // that wall patches always win over sprites, even when they
          // appear first in a wad. This is a kludgy solution to the wad
          // lump namespace problem.

          patchlookup[i] = (W_CheckNumForName)(name, ns_sprites);

          if (patchlookup[i] == -1 && devparm)
            //jff 8/3/98 use logical output routine
            lprintf(LO_WARN,"\nWarning: patch %.8s, index %d does not exist",name,i);
        }
    }
  W_UnlockLumpNum(names_lump); // cph - release the lump

  // Load the map texture definitions from textures.lmp.
  // The data is contained in one or two lumps,
  //  TEXTURE1 for shareware, plus TEXTURE2 for commercial.

  maptex = maptex1 = W_CacheLumpNum(maptex_lump[0] = W_GetNumForName("TEXTURE1"));
  numtextures1 = LittleLong(*maptex);
  maxoff = W_LumpLength(maptex_lump[0]);
  directory = maptex+1;

  if (W_CheckNumForName("TEXTURE2") != -1)
    {
      maptex2 = W_CacheLumpNum(maptex_lump[1] = W_GetNumForName("TEXTURE2"));
      numtextures2 = LittleLong(*maptex2);
      maxoff2 = W_LumpLength(maptex_lump[1]);
    }
  else
    {
      maptex2 = NULL;
      numtextures2 = 0;
      maxoff2 = 0;
    }
  numtextures = numtextures1 + numtextures2;

  // killough 4/9/98: make column offsets 32-bit;
  // clean up malloc-ing to use sizeof

  textures = Z_Malloc(numtextures*sizeof*textures, PU_STATIC, 0);
  textureheight = Z_Malloc(numtextures*sizeof*textureheight, PU_STATIC, 0);

  for (i=0 ; i<numtextures ; i++, directory++)
    {
      if (i == numtextures1)
        {
          // Start looking in second texture file.
          maptex = maptex2;
          maxoff = maxoff2;
          directory = maptex+1;
        }

      offset = LittleLong(*directory);

      if (offset > maxoff)
        I_Error("R_InitTextures: Bad texture directory");

      mtexture = (const maptexture_t *) ( (const byte *)maptex + offset);

      texture = textures[i] =
        Z_Malloc(sizeof(texture_t) +
                 sizeof(texpatch_t)*(LittleShort(mtexture->patchcount)-1),
                 PU_STATIC, 0);

      texture->width = LittleShort(mtexture->width);
      texture->height = LittleShort(mtexture->height);
      texture->patchcount = LittleShort(mtexture->patchcount);

        /* Mattias Engdegård emailed me of the following explenation of
         * why memcpy doesnt work on some systems:
         * "I suppose it is the mad unaligned allocation
         * going on (and which gcc in some way manages to cope with
         * through the __attribute__ ((packed))), and which it forgets
         * when optimizing memcpy (to a single word move) since it appears
         * to be aligned. Technically a gcc bug, but I can't blame it when
         * it's stressed with that amount of
         * non-standard nonsense."
   * So in short the unaligned struct confuses gcc's optimizer so
   * i took the memcpy out alltogether to avoid future problems-Jess
         */
      /* The above was #ifndef SPARC, but i got a mail from
       * Putera Joseph F NPRI <*****@*****.**> containing:
       *   I had to use the memcpy function on a sparc machine.  The
       *   other one would give me a core dump.
       * cph - I find it hard to believe that sparc memcpy is broken,
       * but I don't believe the pointers to memcpy have to be aligned
       * either. Use fast memcpy on other machines anyway.
       */
/*
  proff - I took this out, because Oli Kraus ([email protected]) told
  me the memcpy produced a buserror. Since this function isn't time-
  critical I'm using the for loop now.
*/
/*
#ifndef GCC
      memcpy(texture->name, mtexture->name, sizeof(texture->name));
#else
*/
      {
        size_t j;
        for(j=0;j<sizeof(texture->name);j++)
          texture->name[j]=mtexture->name[j];
      }
/* #endif */

      mpatch = mtexture->patches;
      patch = texture->patches;

      for (j=0 ; j<texture->patchcount ; j++, mpatch++, patch++)
        {
          patch->originx = LittleShort(mpatch->originx);
          patch->originy = LittleShort(mpatch->originy);
          patch->patch = patchlookup[LittleShort(mpatch->patch)];
          if (patch->patch == -1)
            {
              //jff 8/3/98 use logical output routine
              lprintf(LO_ERROR,"\nR_InitTextures: Missing patch %d in texture %.8s",
                     LittleShort(mpatch->patch), texture->name); // killough 4/17/98
              ++errors;
            }
        }

      for (j=1; j*2 <= texture->width; j<<=1)
        ;
      texture->widthmask = j-1;
      textureheight[i] = texture->height<<FRACBITS;
    }

  free(patchlookup);         // killough

  for (i=0; i<2; i++) // cph - release the TEXTUREx lumps
    if (maptex_lump[i] != -1)
      W_UnlockLumpNum(maptex_lump[i]);

  if (errors)
  {
    const lumpinfo_t* info = W_GetLumpInfoByNum(names_lump);
    wadfile_info_t *wf = M_CBufGet(&resource_files_buf, info->wadfile);

    if (wf == NULL) {
      I_Error(
        "R_InitTextures: Bad wadfile for %s (%d)\n", info->name, info->wadfile
      );
    }

    lprintf(LO_INFO,
      "\nR_InitTextures: The file %s seems to be incompatible with \"%s\".\n",
      wf->name,
      (doomverstr ? doomverstr : "DOOM"));
    I_Error("R_InitTextures: %d errors", errors);
  }

  // Precalculate whatever possible.
  if (devparm) // cph - If in development mode, generate now so all errors are found at once
  {
    R_InitPatches(); //e6y
    for (i=0 ; i<numtextures ; i++)
    {
      // proff - This is for the new renderer now
      R_CacheTextureCompositePatchNum(i);
      R_UnlockTextureCompositePatchNum(i);
    }
  }

  if (errors)
    I_Error("R_InitTextures: %d errors", errors);

  // Create translation table for global animation.
  // killough 4/9/98: make column offsets 32-bit;
  // clean up malloc-ing to use sizeof

  texturetranslation =
    Z_Malloc((numtextures+1)*sizeof*texturetranslation, PU_STATIC, 0);

  for (i=0 ; i<numtextures ; i++)
    texturetranslation[i] = i;

  // killough 1/31/98: Initialize texture hash table
  for (i = 0; i<numtextures; i++)
    textures[i]->index = -1;
  while (--i >= 0)
    {
      int j = W_LumpNameHash(textures[i]->name) % (unsigned) numtextures;
      textures[i]->next = textures[j]->index;   // Prepend to chain
      textures[j]->index = i;
    }
}