(over-riding the default log level of "info").

to be treated as INCLUDE: - just happened to notice this one.

lines, fix cterm_init call.

couple outstanding issues however:

bstrlen()
- behaviour is different for control keys (xsdk doesn't count them)
DCD
- Conflicts with riodefs.h (different values)
SYSOP
- Conflicts with sbbsdefs.h (different variable names)
SAVELINE
- Conflicts with sbbsdefs.h (utterly different - xsdkdefs.h wrong?)
RESTORELINE
- Conflicts with sbbsdefs.h (utterly different - xsdkdefs.h wrong?)

defined in userdat.c

use !== when possibly comparing a zero with false.

0 != false  is false
0 !== false is true

game is an object, assignment to a new variable is not a new copy of the
object, so fileName and singlePlayer values were lost.

fixes bug where a new game was not available until after you quite and
re-entered the game.

len==UINT_MAX/8

some requests for clarification from Deuce.

and context. This allows the event thread to perform its own JS cleanup without
deleting its sbbs_t instance (causing the exception on sbbs/sbbsctrl shutdown).
This replaces the change committed in rev 501.

date is not the current date (thus resetting all daily stats like logons today,
posts today, etc.) - but resetdailyuserdat() failed to save the reset stats
to the user.dat file because user->number was 0 at this point in getuserdat().

This bug (reported by Finnigann) only effected non-BBS servers (like FTP, HTTP,
etc.) since the BBS has its own checking of a new day and resetting of the
daily stats for the user during logon (in logon.cpp).

PortAudioCallback types.

<threadwrap.h> must be included AFTER <jsapi.h>
<threadwrap.h> redefines DLLCALL via <wrapdll.h>
The other alternative would be including <threadwrap.h> from js_rtpool.h
which should not be required.

running).

bugs.

with debug JS libraries, Synchronet may now exist with an assertion.  If
this happens, please let me know exactly what was being accessed at the time
so I can hopefully reproduce it.  A backtrace isn't as helpfull as one would
hope in the case of a JS assertion.