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Use standard uint64_t, uint32_t, uint16_t or uint8_t instead of UINT64, UINT32, UINT16 or UINT8
also use standard int64_t, int32_t, int16_t or int8_t instead of INT64, INT32, INT16 or INT8
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They always took ownership of the stream; this just makes it official. Because the ownership would only traditionally happen if the open() or create() succeeded, I had to do a clumsy pattern where I call get() at the beginning of the callback to get the stream, but later on release() immediately prior to succeeding.
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Still a bit of work to do, most notably around adoption of std::unique_ptr<>, which may be a challenge here on account of some assumptions regarding lifetime of streams by modules.
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introduced resize() calls
At the very least, I suppose this doesn't hurt; I'd just like to discuss how this should work in the long run.
Also, this blog entry sums up my opinion perfectly: http://christiangarbin.blogspot.com/2013/05/the-futility-of-catching-stdbadalloc.html
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This also eliminated the need for get_sector_size
The asute reviewer will note that a side effect of this change is that in scenarios where we once returned IMGTOOLERR_OUTOFMEMORY, we now throw std::bad_alloc. This is deliberate. Having an error code for out of memory conditions no longer makes sense with MAME's embrace of the C++ way of doing things. It is highly likely that I will follow up this change with one that eliminates IMGTOOLERR_OUTOFMEMORY in favor of throwing std::bad_alloc.
This commit also fixes a recent regression in which we passed nullptr to an std::string ctor
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The main point of this change is to C++-ify option_guide. It was changed from a struct array to a class, namespaced etc, with the ultimate hope of incorporating an in-emulation image creation UI.
Imgtool got hit with a number of changes; I'll probably have to bring that off of the backburner and touch that up too
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