Reduces binary size a little, as only the string data will be stored in
the executable and not a pointer to accompany it as well.
A trivial change that's essentially "free".
Performs the same thing as the previous change, but applies it to
setViewport() instead. This also allows unindenting all code within the
function by one level.
Makes the arrays strongly-typed and enforces explicit array->pointer
decay. It also allows querying the array size, which can allow us to
easily dehardcode magic values within code.
Alphabetizes includes and resolves quite a few instances of indirect
inclusions, making the requirements of several interfaces explicit. This
also trims out includes that aren't actually necessary (likely due to
changes in the API over time).
Now that we have the fencing and atomic operations in place to ensure
access to data on other threads will always occur before the use of
delete, we can remove the destructor lock. This will be useful for
making ObjToken's move assignment operator noexcept.
Phillip Stephens
Lioncash
Jack Andersen