martin

OK, openfst is apparently not backwards compatible (as in they deprecate things at the same time they introduce them). Should I leave this open for when you update the bundled...

if they hadn't changed `FstPrinter` it would be fairly trivial to add a couple of ifdefs to support both, but because of that change it would end up a complete...

the windows stuff is very untested, I don't have windows unfortunately. it seems like voobly might be changing the installation path set in the registry? but it should pop up...

I should probably have made it check in the folder it is running from too, though, I feel a bit dumb for not doing that :p

they don't seem to support c++20 at all, so there goes that

hmm, unfortunately that one is automatically generated. and VS is the only automatic CI system set up, but I should probably set it to build both in release and debug.

The graphics actually store number of angles and frames per angle, so it can just be "dynamically" calculated (iirc all of them have the same amount, though). So to find...

in case you didn't see it: https://git.sailfishos.org/mer-core/libsdl/commit/771a34fc63f9dd6e2bbe65d17c18882e5c87a6be?view=parallel&w=1

I think tellg works in general now, I needed it for debugging some file format issues so I tried to fix it: https://github.com/mateidavid/zstr/commit/81db81588d44549f3845ff6099a6fe28464eb285#diff-f957a3c12ea388ffadfa08b526d7ae5c52ce99fa70fce25fe583fbbadb27a624 (which is ironically the one that broke...

I'd say binary mode is the best default, I don't know in what case you would want something that probably is compressed to automatically get mangled line endings? I'd say...