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Julian Offenhäuser 9be9bf3379 Ports: Add GemRB GemRB is an open-source implementation of the Infinity engine by Bioware, used in some of their classic role-playing games.		2023-02-11 10:41:59 +01:00
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0001-Hard-code-some-paths-for-runtime-purposes.patch	Ports: Add GemRB	2023-02-11 10:41:59 +01:00
0002-Create-SDL2-renderer-as-unaccelerated.patch	Ports: Add GemRB	2023-02-11 10:41:59 +01:00
0003-Get-rid-of-swscanf-usage.patch	Ports: Add GemRB	2023-02-11 10:41:59 +01:00
0004-Be-a-bit-more-lenient-with-matching-savegame-directo.patch	Ports: Add GemRB	2023-02-11 10:41:59 +01:00
ReadMe.md	Ports: Add GemRB	2023-02-11 10:41:59 +01:00

ReadMe.md

Patches for gemrb on SerenityOS

`0001-Hard-code-some-paths-for-runtime-purposes.patch`

Hard-code some paths for runtime purposes

GemRB uses the paths where its libraries and data are copied to during installation at runtime by generating a header. This does not work for us, as our paths change from compilation to runtime. The easiest fix for this is to hard-code these paths in the header file.

`0002-Create-SDL2-renderer-as-unaccelerated.patch`

Create SDL2 renderer as unaccelerated

`0003-Get-rid-of-swscanf-usage.patch`

Get rid of swscanf() usage

This function is currently not implemented in our LibC.

`0004-Be-a-bit-more-lenient-with-matching-savegame-directo.patch`

Be a bit more lenient with matching savegame directories

Our sscanf() implementation failed to match this case. Making it more inclusive should be fine, since invalid savegame directories probably won't contain the right files anyway.