extern char com_token[MAX_INPUTLINE];
extern unsigned com_token_len;
-int COM_ParseToken_Simple(const char **datapointer, qbool returnnewline, qbool parsebackslash, qbool parsecomments);
-int COM_ParseToken_QuakeC(const char **datapointer, qbool returnnewline);
-int COM_ParseToken_VM_Tokenize(const char **datapointer, qbool returnnewline);
-int COM_ParseToken_Console(const char **datapointer);
+qbool COM_ParseToken_Simple(const char **datapointer, qbool returnnewline, qbool parsebackslash, qbool parsecomments);
+qbool COM_ParseToken_QuakeC(const char **datapointer, qbool returnnewline);
+qbool COM_ParseToken_VM_Tokenize(const char **datapointer, qbool returnnewline);
+qbool COM_ParseToken_Console(const char **datapointer);
void COM_Init (void);
void COM_Shutdown (void);
char *va(char *buf, size_t buflen, const char *format, ...) DP_FUNC_PRINTF(3);
// does a varargs printf into provided buffer, returns buffer (so it can be called in-line unlike dpsnprintf)
-// GCC with -Werror=c++-compat will error out if static_assert is used even though the macro is valid C11...
+/* Some versions of GCC with -Wc++-compat will complain if static_assert
+ * is used even though the macro is valid C11, so make it happy anyway
+ * because having build logs without any purple text is pretty satisfying.
+ * TODO: Disable the flag by default in makefile, with an optional variable
+ * to reenable it.
+ */
#ifndef __cplusplus
#define DP_STATIC_ASSERT(expr, str) _Static_assert(expr, str)
#else
#undef vsnprintf
#define vsnprintf DP_STATIC_ASSERT(0, "vsnprintf is forbidden for portability reasons. Use dpvsnprintf instead.")
-// dpsnprintf and dpvsnprintf
-// return the number of printed characters, excluding the final '\0'
-// or return -1 if the buffer isn't big enough to contain the entire string.
-// buffer is ALWAYS null-terminated
+// documentation duplicated deliberately for the benefit of IDEs that support https://www.doxygen.nl/manual/docblocks.html
+/// Returns the number of printed characters, excluding the final '\0'
+/// or returns -1 if the buffer isn't big enough to contain the entire string.
+/// Buffer is ALWAYS null-terminated.
extern int dpsnprintf (char *buffer, size_t buffersize, const char *format, ...) DP_FUNC_PRINTF(3);
+/// Returns the number of printed characters, excluding the final '\0'
+/// or returns -1 if the buffer isn't big enough to contain the entire string.
+/// Buffer is ALWAYS null-terminated.
extern int dpvsnprintf (char *buffer, size_t buffersize, const char *format, va_list args);
// A bunch of functions are forbidden for security reasons (and also to please MSVS 2005, for some of them)
size_t dp__strlcpy(char *dst, const char *src, size_t dsize, const char *func, unsigned line);
size_t dp__strlcat(char *dst, const char *src, size_t dsize, const char *func, unsigned line);
char *dp_stpecpy(char *dst, char *end, const char *src);
-char *dp_ustr2stp(char *dst, size_t dsize, const char *src, size_t ssize);
+char *dp_ustr2stp(char *dst, size_t dsize, const char *src, size_t slen);
void FindFraction(double val, int *num, int *denom, int denomMax);