decl_early_init() is called when we are starting a game. On first
start, it validates that global state is in the expected state.
When called on subsequent starts, it initializes global state to
expected state.
If multiple games are played without exiting the process, on the second
new player creation the nocreate values will already be set based
on the first player creation.
The logic required both x and y coordinates of the guard location and
the new location the guard wanted to move to be different. This is
obviously wrong, as the guard may move horizontally or vertically.
If multiple games are played without exiting the process, on the second
new player creation the nocreate values will already be set based
on the first player creation.
Attempting to untrap an adjacent location failed if you had escaped a
pit, claiming that you couldn't reach. You can't reach the bottom of
the pit if you're not in it, but you should be able to reach adjacent
spots normally.
Prevent food detection--scroll or crystal ball--from noticing the cat
corpse inside SchroedingersBox since its presence is tentative and
resolving its status during detection is a huge can of worms (live cat
placement on map from inside locked box, parallel resolution required
for monster detection/warning/telepathy that would render the box
fairly useless since it would probably end up getting resolved by ESP
before hero gains access).
Prevent cat corpse in the Box from being added to shop bill if unpaid
Box is picked up. That prevents it from being listed as a bought item
if the player buys the box (instead of being described as unknown
contents; an older, more general bug which still hasn't been fixed).
As far as I'm aware, off the revised handling of Schroedingers Cat is
finished.
A copyright header inserted last spring uses the wrong format for a
DCL comment and triggers a couple of warnings about invalid commands.
Some linker hackery added a long time ago draws complaints from the
linker on IA64. This was noticed during the release cycle for 3.6.0
but then went unaddressed.
