Adds ResetGamepadAssignments, ResetGamepadAssignmentToController, and IsControllerAssignedToGamepad to PlatformMisc and BP nodes
#jira UE-17956
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#platformnotify Josh.Adams
#codereview Josh.Adams
[CL 2705582 by Chris Babcock in Main branch]
Some platforms that implement stack walking weren't setting this to true, and there was also no default for platforms that don't support stack walking.
This define is only used when building with bUseMallocProfiler turned on.
ReviewedBy Gil.Gribb
#platformnotify Josh.Adams
[CL 2700520 by Jamie Dale in Main branch]
libnvToolsExt (used for PhysX profiling) installs signal handlers which prevent us and Android to report crashes, to avoid this we link UE4 to stubed vesrsion of libnvToolsExt (by default)
#jira UEMOB-57
#codereview Jack.Porter, Chris.Babcock
[CL 2687553 by Dmitriy Dyomin in Main branch]
- headers in core and implementations in http were working but only coincidentally
- no way to export any of the platforms if needed because CORE_API was correct for generic platform but would have link errors because all platforms were in HTTP_API
- fixed up platform http calls to reference http module
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#codereview sam.zamani, david.nikdel, dmitry.rekman
[CL 2646887 by Josh Markiewicz in Main branch]
- No longer assumes a US-QWERTY layout (uses SDL equivalent of Windows VK_ values, not raw keyboard scancodes)
- Fixes various keys not working for odd reasons (we lost bits downcasting from uint32 to uint16, causing key values to change or overlap other keys).
(Fixes UE-11582 and UE-14143 and probably others.)
Misc:
- Reverted to using WarpMouseInWindow due to reports that Global is not always reliable.
- Added a workaround for relative mouse movement being wrong in some cases.
#platformnotify Josh.Adams
#codereview Ryan.Gordon, Josh.Adams, Marc.Audy
[CL 2625112 by Dmitry Rekman in Main branch]
These changes allow UE4 to compile and run (in Debug) on Clang 3.7 alpha (r231657 only!)
- Disabled editor source file discovery (crashes with Clang currently)
- Disabled FThreadIdleStats in UnrealHeaderTool with Clang on Windows (causes link errors due to inlining bugs with Clang and DLL imports)
- Use MSVC linker by default, even when compiling with Clang (can be tweaked with bAllowClangLinker)
- Enabled shadow variable warnings on Windows with Clang
- Limited max size of reflection code source files (Clang on Windows crashes with huge source files)
- Fixed UE4 deprecation warnings not showing up when using Clang on Windows
- Make sure initialization list order only triggers a warning on Clang for Windows
Other changes:
- Fixed issues with pushed pragmas not getting popped (PRAGMA_ENABLE_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS)
- Removed EMIT_DEPRECATED_WARNING_MESSAGE, wasn't used
- Fixed various third party library includes not being treated as system headers (prevents compiler warnings)
To test Clang on Windows (beta!!):
- Get latest UE4 main branch (4.9)
- Install LLVM+Clang for Windows version r231657. It's a quick install, you don't need to compile anything yourself.
- Open UEBuildWindows.cs, and change bCompileWithClang to true. Be careful not to check that in. We'll probably make this config-driven later, after the Clang toolchain gets more mature.
- Switch to Debug Editor configuration. (See below for more info.)
- Rebuild the game or engine
Notes:
- You must use Clang r231657 (3.7.0 alpha). There are no other releases that I've found that are able to compile UE4 successfully. Most of the newer releases crash during compiling, and older releases aren't able to digest Windows header files well enough.
- Compiling in Development currently will not work due to bugs with Clangs handling of inlining and DLL exports. Monolithic builds should work, though.
- Occasionally you may see runtime crashes (stack overflows or access violations) when running UE4 compiled with Clang on Windows. These may very well be bugs in Clang (remember, we're using an alpha release of Clang 3.7.0.) Unfortunately without better debugger support, it can be difficult to workaround these
- When debugging, you will only have functions and line numbers, no variables or parameters. Clang only has preliminary support for Microsoft's PDB format currently.
XGE is fully supported with Clang on Windows. Best case rebuild times I've seen are 3.5 minutes in Debug.
- Shared PCHs aren't supported yet (similar to on Mac and Linux), so iterative compile times may be slower compared to Visual C++. However the Clang compiler is actually quite fast for rebuilds, probably because of missing debug info though.
- There may be some compiler warnings that are different between Mac/Linux and Windows. We haven't done a line-by-line comparison yet.
- Build products and executables for Clang and VC++ overlap on disk. So you have to rebuild to switch back and forth. Sorry.
- Clang on Windows has a few bugs that we've had to work around. You might see some strange things from time to time. Every new release of Clang has different behavior on Windows.
- We still use the VC++ Linker, even when compiling using Clang. The new Clang linker (lld.exe) can be enabled with bAllowClangLinker but it will crash when linking some modules. It also doesn't produce usable debug symbols by Visual Studio (yet).
#codereview mikolaj.sieluzycki
[CL 2532260 by Mike Fricker in Main branch]
Adds 2 BP nodes (SetVolumeButtonsHandledBySystem and GetVolumeButtonsHandledBySystem)
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#codereview Josh.Adams,Marc.Audy
[CL 2521773 by Chris Babcock in Main branch]
- Constructs like if (foo=1) will still break the build, but if ((foo == 1)) will not (won't be suppressed completely, but will produce a visible warning).
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#codereview Josh.Adams
[CL 2501761 by Chris Babcock in Main branch]
