Dmitry Tsarevich

@illwieckz Tried to reproduce, but map pack was not loaded. Error is smth about missed tremulous map dependency. May be you can create loadable map with such textures to reproduce?

Failed CRN files are in derivative of DXT5 compression format - `cCRNFmtDXT5_AGBR`, which we doesn't support in the engine (supported ones are `cCRNFmtDXT1` | `cCRNFmtDXT3` | `cCRNFmtDXT5` | `cCRNFmtDXT5A` |...

Now reasoning about exact problem with CRN image will be easier: ``` Warn: CRN image 'models/mapobjects/kosad/conteneur/rust06e.crn' has unsupported format 'cCRNFmtDXT5_AGBR' Warn: Couldn't find image file 'models/mapobjects/kosad/conteneur/rust06e' Warn: CRN image 'textures/metro/m77-blanc.crn'...

> source was leaked, now other devs can compile it to 64bit if valve won't do it. As smb told me leaked sources miss vphysics, so it will be hard...

It is hard to do in a cross-(platform/compiler) way. Especially if we support old Visual Studio versions, like vs2010. Portable format specifiers were added in `inttypes.h/cinttypes` as a part of...

In general, if the syntax of a conversion specification is invalid, behavior is undefined, and can cause program termination. For example, at https://github.com/BOINC/boinc/pull/3633/files#diff-af2978c2e9a6dcbd81e11d25b397ecadR1284 we interpret actual data (`size_t`, unsigned, 8...

Problem is gcc rejects to build with `inttypes.h` if `-std=c++11` not passed as compiler option.

Decided to define portable `size_t` `printf` format specifier across different compilers.

> > I'm implementing ticket 4180. You're saying that I can now use C++11 statements? > > After BOINC will be released for Windows and I close this ticket -...

Well, may be it is dumb question. I've tried to use `TestServer` method as a source. ``` int serverPort = 8000 + Media.Rtsp.RtspMessage.ReliableTransportDefaultPort; System.Net.IPAddress serverIp = Media.Common.Extensions.Socket.SocketExtensions.GetFirstUnicastIPAddress( System.Net.Sockets.AddressFamily.InterNetwork); Console.WriteLine("Server Starting...