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This allows stuff to be registered conditionally.
Unfortunately cmeta is now truly the worst thing of all time, but
cleaning it up isn't a huge priority. On the plus side, codegen actually
got simpler.
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Sometimes, you just want to Unicode.
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More handwavey Linux prep, nothing too significant.
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Important note: it doesn't WORK on Linux, and there's tons of warnings
and stuff, but it's easier to work on when all the compiler output and
whatnot is there.
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This removes the need to call atof() on each cvar on plugin load; now
all that's required is the memory allocations for the string values.
The syntax is also a bit nicer since numbers can just be numbers rather
than quoted strings.
Minor issue: specifying a string value that also happens to be numeric
will break this since the numeric representation will be zero, but I
can't see a reason this would ever happen.
Also, add a DEF_CVAR_MAX just for completeness.
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This is done through a new "fixes" file which will probably become one
of those silly dumping grounds that every project has to have somewhere
to put random miscellaneous crap in.
These are mainly hidden in L4D2 but they just get unilaterally unhidden
if they exist, just to be sure they're accessible.
As a bonus, it turns out that unhiding a single cvar also allows us to
set sv_cheats 1 in Left 4 Dead 2, bringing an end to the need to port-
forward a listen server for co-op practice.
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With code from Bill. Thanks Bill!
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Michael Smith
