I don't think this actually matters since evaluation just returns true and only exits early on success, but if the evaluator has side effects then it could matter.
This doesn't really have any effect, as since ghosting is disabled for OpenMW the extension is only checked when evaluating a version() function, and .omwscripts plugins don't have a version field, so there's no reason for that version() call to exist in the first place.
Unfortunately std::ffi::c_size_t is currently experimental, and if I
define c_size_t = usize myself then cbindgen doesn't recognise it
properly and makes c_size_t a typedef of uintptr_t instead of just
replacing it with size_t.
To match the types used by the actual error mappers. c_int is a type alias of i32 on the platforms that this library is used on, so there's no practical difference.
- Disable support for plugin ghosting for OpenMW, it's not clear if it's useful and it increases complexity.
- Search additional data paths in reverse order.
To guard against calling product_version() or version() on (non-plugin) files that unexpectedly aren't executables, e.g. Starfield.exe from the Microsoft Store.
The ubuntu-20.04 runner is due to be deprecated on 2025-02-01 and
unsupported by 2025-04-01.
The ubuntu-24.04 runner doesn't include cbindgen so install it using
apt.
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