This removes the C++ common interface intended for creating new AIs.
Anyone wishing to create a new AI written in C++ should now implement it as a custom stage instead.
This commit also removes the C++ implementation of the Idle AI (but leaves the WML definition of it, which is based on the composite AI)
and the fallback stage which was intended to fall back to other C++ AI algorithms.
Rationale:
- The at() emulation is only used in one file and will become redundant once we move to C++11 soon
- The map_get_value_default function is also only used in one file, and removing it actually makes the logic clearer
- It was moved to map/utils.hpp despite having nothing to do with game maps; removing it is slightly easier than moving it again
Several header files used the .tpp extension, which means that they are not correctly detected as C++ (though this can be overridden and has been for one case in the XCode project). The .tpp extension is one of several intended for private template instantiations, but these headers were topleve headers included in many places.
This removes all legacy SDL1.2 code. It was done by invoking:
coan source --replace --no-transients -D"SDL_VERSION_ATLEAST(X, Y, Z)"=1 <file>
on each file.
The previous version of the modules worked only with OS X 10.9. This
version works with both 10.10 and 10.9 (and potentially with 10.8; we
currently have no 10.8 system available for testing).
These modules do not work on OS X 10.6 and 10.7. Different methods of
building Wesnoth will be provided for those OS X versions (and
potentially for 10.8).
OS X 10.5 and earlier is no longer supported by Wesnoth 1.13 (that is
unchanged by this commit).
- All files are now ordered alphabetically.
- All referenced header files are now known to the project file.
- Duplicated references to source files and libraries are removed.
- References to defunct sources are removed.
- Source files are now largely stored in a structure mirroring the file system structure,
meaning a few new added groups and some files moved around (some of which were
in nonsensical places before).
