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0cca71a8
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2022-05-18T22:12:05
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Use SDLCALL for callbacks in public APIs
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120c76c8
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2022-01-03T09:40:00
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Updated copyright for 2022
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3f257045
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2021-03-26T23:46:31
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test: portable 64bit address format specifier
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9130f7c3
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2021-01-02T10:25:38
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Updated copyright for 2021
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a8780c6a
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2020-01-16T20:49:25
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Updated copyright date for 2020
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6f8910e3
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2019-08-04T14:56:02
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minor warning fixes.
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5e13087b
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2019-01-04T22:01:14
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Updated copyright for 2019
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e3cc5b2c
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2018-01-03T10:03:25
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Updated copyright for 2018
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45b774e3
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2017-01-01T18:33:28
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Updated copyright for 2017
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3ac201cf
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2016-10-01T12:33:26
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Fixed bug 3319 - Getting the POSIX out of testqsort.c
Simon Hug
There's a call to the POSIX function random in test/testqsort.c. Naturally, Windows doesn't do that. The attached patch changes the call to the SDLtest framework random functions and adds some seed control.
Looking at SDLTest_RandomInitTime, I just want to say that 'srand((unsigned int)time(NULL)); a=rand(); srand(clock()); b=rand();' is an absolutely terrible way to initialize a seed on Windows because of its terrible LCG.
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43594e3f
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2016-03-10T21:00:13
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Removed unnecessary include statement in test program.
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deb2acbc
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2016-03-10T01:50:43
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A simple test program for SDL_qsort().
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