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paketlib
A library for Zandronum written in plain ACS (BCS and C headers to use the enhanced language features are available, too) that allows creating packets, sending and reading them over the network very easily. As an example:
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#library "pakttest"
#include "zcommon.acs"
#import "paketlib.acs"
Script "lol" OPEN
{
str p = Packet_New();
p = Packet_Append(p, 1122334499, PACKET_WORD);
p = Packet_Append(p, 0, PACKET_WORD);
p = Packet_AppendStr(p, "This is a test");
p = Packet_Append(p, 13.5, PACKET_WORD);
Packet_Send("ClientReceivePacket", p, -1);
}
Script "ClientReceivePacket" (int p) CLIENTSIDE
{
p = Packet_Read(p, PACKET_WORD);
int i1 = Packet_Rval;
p = Packet_Read(p, PACKET_WORD);
int i2 = Packet_Rval;
p = Packet_ReadStr(p);
str s = Packet_Rval;
p = Packet_Read(p, PACKET_WORD);
int f = Packet_Rval;
Log(i:i1);
Log(i:i2);
Log(s:s);
Log(f:f);
}
ACS_Common
Files: ACS_Common.c, ACS_Common.h
A header for GDCC meant to simplify writing code without libGDCC and libc, and for code intended to be ported from ACC/BCC. It does the following:
- Enables ACS strings by default, and defines a str alias to them.
- Enables the fixed point type for literals by default.
- Includes ACS_Zandronum.h, as well as stdbool.h and stdfix.h to provide the remaining ACS types.
- Defines ACS_SHORT_NAMES so ACS functions are included without the ACS_ prefix.
- Adds a def_local macro to use inside functions, to allow using local arrays without requiring libGDCC.
- Adds a set of printing macros taking advantage of macro magic and _Generic (Can be used like: Print("This is a number: ", 10, (char)'.');).
- Adds the LanguageLookup, GetPrintName and IntToHex macros to cover the gaps not covered by the print functions.
safe-malloc
Files: safe-malloc.c, safe-malloc.h
A replacement for libGDCC aimed at simplifying mod interop/compatiblity. Performs memory allocation always starting from near the very top of the address space. Other copies of safe-malloc can coexist without issue since they're all aligned, and regular ACS mods using the same global array are very unlikely to run into any conflicts.
This also allows moving the static allocation base for your mod/libc without affecting the starting location of the heap.
Must be linked as a replacement to libGDCC, do not include the original library!
actorlib
Files: actorlib.c, actorlib.h
A library making use of GDCC's struct properties to provide an ActorT struct that can call many functions in a more seamless way. For example:
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ActorT monster = {someMonsterTID};
monster.health = 200; // calls ACS_SetActorProperty(0, APROP_Health, 200)
if(monster.height < 32.0) // calls ACS_GetActorPropertyFixed(0, APROP_Height)
{
monster.speed = 32.0;
monster.scaleX = monster.scaleX - 0.1;
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self.giveInv("Shotgun", 1);
self.health = 150;
self.viewHeight = self.height - 2.0;
