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The assembly I converted this from didn't look hand-generated, which probably explains why it was so convoluted. No functional change intended (the generated code will change, though.) The assembly I converted this from didn't look hand-generated, which probably explains why it was so convoluted. No functional change intended (the generated code will change, though.)

CID 1311316. CID 1311316.

However, now it defaults to the screen resolution. However, now it defaults to the screen resolution.

Lots of cleanup here still needed, but it's OK for now. Lots of cleanup here still needed, but it's OK for now.

Also clean up bits of the style at the same time. Also clean up bits of the style at the same time.

This isn't needed anymore, now that Nebula is part of Haiku. This isn't needed anymore, now that Nebula is part of Haiku.

I don't know why this was in there -- possibly for older machines that couldn't do their fullscreen resolution at 60fps? Which doesn't make a lot of sense, since there's a frame-limiting option too. I don't know why this was in there -- possibly for older machines that couldn't do their fullscreen resolution at 60fps? Which doesn't make a lot of sense, since there's a frame-limiting option too.

* format strings * wrong parameters passed to Inode::CopyTo The 64-bit version does not detect any inodes on my disk, whereas the 32-bit version does. So, more work is needed. * format strings * wrong parameters passed to Inode::CopyTo The 64-bit version does not detect any inodes on my disk, whereas the 32-bit version does. So, more work is needed.

* Make getaddrinfo() and friends thread-safe by using the thread-safe versions of the res functions. * NetBSD offers two versions of the res functions: one in res_state.c from the netresolv directory, defined as weak symbols. It is the legacy version and only for single-threaded applications. A thread-safe version of the functions is in res_state.c inside their libpthread directory. An application that uses pthreads on NetBSD will then use the non-weak symbols from the pthreads library. * On Haiku, the thread-safe version is now always used. The res_state.c is taken from NetBSD's libpthread directory, and then only struct _nres from the other file is added to it. Please keep this in mind for future updates of netresolv, do not accidentally replace it with the single-threaded version. * This e.g. fixes WebPositive just hanging when opening websites (even in situations where no IPv6-related problems apply), waiting forever to resolve names. * Make getaddrinfo() and friends thread-safe by using the thread-safe versions of the res functions. * NetBSD offers two versions of the res functions: one in res_state.c from the netresolv directory, defined as weak symbols. It is the legacy version and only for single-threaded applications. A thread-safe version of the functions is in res_state.c inside their libpthread directory. An application that uses pthreads on NetBSD will then use the non-weak symbols from the pthreads library. * On Haiku, the thread-safe version is now always used. The res_state.c is taken from NetBSD's libpthread directory, and then only struct _nres from the other file is added to it. Please keep this in mind for future updates of netresolv, do not accidentally replace it with the single-threaded version. * This e.g. fixes WebPositive just hanging when opening websites (even in situations where no IPv6-related problems apply), waiting forever to resolve names.

virtualdrive hasn't been used for a long time. Should help with #12162. virtualdrive hasn't been used for a long time. Should help with #12162.

* Drop lib/edit and matching bsd header * Convert Debugger to libedit build package * Should solve problems with libedit consumers not defining _BSD_SOURCE * Progress on #10267 * Drop lib/edit and matching bsd header * Convert Debugger to libedit build package * Should solve problems with libedit consumers not defining _BSD_SOURCE * Progress on #10267