More GCC compatibility/warning fixes (#3118)

* Wrap >4-char literals in a MULTI_CHAR macro

Modern compilers do not support CW's non-standard behavior with
>4 char literals. We can, however, use a constexpr function to
compute the u64 values directly. This leaves <=4 char literals
unchanged.

* Replace non-pointer usages of NULL with 0

* Define NULL to nullptr on C++11 and above

* Fix more -Wpointer-arith and -Woverflow warnings

* Replace u32/s32 with uintptr_t/intptr_t where appropriate

* JSUOutputStream: Overload all standard int types
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Luke Street
2026-02-28 21:19:17 -07:00
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parent b5d3b8c059
commit 6a48380461
169 changed files with 1849 additions and 1818 deletions
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@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
dMsgScrnBoss_c::dMsgScrnBoss_c() {
static u64 t_tag[7] = {
'sfontb0', 'sfontb1', 'sfontb2', 'sfontl0', 'sfontl1', 'sfontl2', 'sfont00',
MULTI_CHAR('sfontb0'), MULTI_CHAR('sfontb1'), MULTI_CHAR('sfontb2'), MULTI_CHAR('sfontl0'), MULTI_CHAR('sfontl1'), MULTI_CHAR('sfontl2'), MULTI_CHAR('sfont00'),
};
init();
@@ -17,15 +17,15 @@ dMsgScrnBoss_c::dMsgScrnBoss_c() {
mpScreen->setPriority("zelda_boss_name.blo", 0x20000, dComIfGp_getMsgArchive(4));
dPaneClass_showNullPane(mpScreen);
mpPmP_c = new CPaneMgr(mpScreen, 'n_all', 2, NULL);
mpPmP_c = new CPaneMgr(mpScreen, MULTI_CHAR('n_all'), 2, NULL);
mpPmP_c->scale(g_MsgObject_HIO_c.mBossNameScaleX, g_MsgObject_HIO_c.mBossNameScaleY);
mpFontParent = new CPaneMgr(mpScreen, 's_font_n', 0, NULL);
mpFontParent = new CPaneMgr(mpScreen, MULTI_CHAR('s_font_n'), 0, NULL);
mpFontParent->scale(g_MsgObject_HIO_c.mBossNameCharSizeX, g_MsgObject_HIO_c.mBossNameCharSizeY);
mpFontParent->paneTrans(g_MsgObject_HIO_c.mBossNameCharPosX,
g_MsgObject_HIO_c.mBossNameCharPosY);
mpBaseParent = new CPaneMgr(mpScreen, 'base_n', 2, NULL);
mpBaseParent = new CPaneMgr(mpScreen, MULTI_CHAR('base_n'), 2, NULL);
mpBaseParent->scale(g_MsgObject_HIO_c.mBossNameBaseSizeX, g_MsgObject_HIO_c.mBossNameBaseSizeY);
mpBaseParent->paneTrans(g_MsgObject_HIO_c.mBossNameBasePosX,
g_MsgObject_HIO_c.mBossNameBasePosY);