* Start using Github Actions
Test on all platforms. SourceHook tests are broken on windows
so allow failures until they're fixed.
* Only run the workflow for the master branch
* Enable Insurgency and Blade Symphony x64 builds
The HL2SDKs were updated to support compilation and linking on x64 before. #67 allowed to load MMS on Blade Symphony Win64. AMBuild 2.2 allowed to build for multiple architectures in one build script on Windows.
#76
* Add Insurgency to AppVeyor SDKs to test win64 builds
* Try to enable x64 builds on appveyor
* I don't know PowerShell syntax
* Split the envvar before usage
Thanks psychonic!
* Fix detection of Blade Symphony on Windows x64
Port finding the module base address on x64 builds from SourceMod.
Fix a bunch of truncation warnings on x64 while at it too.
* Fix mm_TrimComments stripping last char before comment
```c
char test[] = "hi this is a a test!// comment";
mm_TrimComments(test);
puts(test); // prints "hi this is a test" without the !
```
* Fix unsigned comparison warnings
* Fix truncation warnings in SourceHook::String
* Fix unsigned comparison warnings
clang does have some nice analysis.
With the current version of the script, it’s not easy for a beginner to compile a sample mm plugin.
In fact, we need to set when we configure the build the SDK and the mm path. It’s not very clear for beginners + the script crash with an exception which cause a confusion
With this version, just make build directory, do a configure in direction then, build => enjoy!
* NPOTB: clang clang clang goes the trolly, gcc7 goes the bell.
* Update AMBuildScript
* Initialize engine_path when abspath fails.
* Fix lptr being uninitialized when getcwd fails.
* Remove GCC6; deeper issues than this PR will cover
When resolving bin paths from gameinfo to platform-specific absolute paths, we end
up with ".." instances on x64, causing the paths being compared to look different. MM:S
then cannot differentiate it's server bin path from the game's server bin, causing us to
load ourselves as the server bin over and over again, causing a stack overflow.
