The motivation behind this is in the code's comments. FreezeTool will
only put the blob in a custom segment if the provided deploy-stub
contains a __PANDA segment stub. Otherwise, it keeps the old behavior of
simply putting the blob at the end of the binary.
A Mach-O segment must be sized in 4KiB increments. This shouldn't change
behavior for other platforms since mmap would round it up to hit a
page boundary anyway.
The mechanism for searching for a specific symbol in a Mach-O binary got
tripped up when hitting the blobinfo stab entry, causing it to return an
offset of 0.
It is a pervasive belief that using "delete" with a null pointer is safe, so our custom delete operators should also handle this case correctly.
This may fix regressions introduced by #934
This helps when deploying to macOS, where p3fmod_audio is the default for 1.10 builds, a fact that is very easy to overlook when deploying to macOS and only including the p3openal_audio plug-in.
As a rule of thumb, Python 3 divisions always have float results. Unfortunately, this piece of code is still relying on the old Python 2.7 behavior.
Closes#880
Python 3's signal.py API does not properly support custom signal handlers. An exception is created every frame because of this, which fills up the memory of the application.
Closes#873
Made initialization ignore the setScrollBarWidth function
Respect the length/height of the scrollbar and only change the actual
width in the setScrollBarWidth function
Added a very basic unittest class for the scrolledFrame
Closes#864
The previous behavior was for unloadAnims() to remove the control effects from all animations, even when only one animation was passed in, which is unintuitive behavior.
Fixes#853
If we don't do this, we get an assertion somewhere in the bowels of the scene graph, which will be much less helpful for tracking down the origin of the NaN.
Donny Lawrence
rdb
Fireclaw
Kyle Smith
Chitresh13
rdb
Derzsi Dániel
Thaumaturge
Mitchell Stokes
Leandro (Cerberus1746) Benedet Garcia
Sam Edwards
LD