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SCI32: Clean up script patch comments

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Colin Snover 2017-10-06 17:01:44 -05:00
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engines/sci/engine/script_patches.cpp
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@ -2289,10 +2289,10 @@ static const uint16 lighthouseFlagResetPatch[] = {
};
// When doing a system check on the portal computer in the lighthouse, the game
// counts up to 1024MB, one megabyte at a time. In the original engine, this
// count speed would be video speed dependent, but with our frame rate
// throttler, it takes 17 seconds. So, replace this slowness with a much faster
// POST that is more accurate to the original game.
// counts up to 1024MB, one megabyte at a time. In SSCI, this count speed would
// be video speed dependent, but with our frame rate throttler, it takes 17
// seconds. So, replace this slowness with a much faster POST that is more
// accurate to the original game.
// Applies to at least: US English 1.0c
static const uint16 lighthouseMemoryCountSignature[] = {
SIG_MAGICDWORD,
@ -6411,13 +6411,12 @@ static const uint16 ramaBenchmarkPatch[] = {
};
// RAMA uses a custom save game format that game scripts read and write
// manually. The save game format serialises object references, which in the
// original engine could be done just by writing int16s (since object references
// were just 16-bit indexes), but in ScummVM we have to write the full 32-bit
// reg_t. We hijack kFileIOReadWord/kFileIOWriteWord to do this for us, but we
// need the game to agree to use those kFileIO calls instead of doing raw reads
// and creating its own numbers, as it tries to do here in
// `SaveManager::readWord`.
// manually. The save game format serialises object references, which SSCI could
// be done just by writing int16s (since object references were just 16-bit
// indexes), but in ScummVM we have to write the full 32-bit reg_t. We hijack
// kFileIOReadWord/kFileIOWriteWord to do this for us, but we need the game to
// agree to use those kFileIO calls instead of doing raw reads and creating its
// own numbers, as it tries to do here in `SaveManager::readWord`.
static const uint16 ramaSerializeRegTSignature1[] = {
SIG_MAGICDWORD,
0x38, SIG_SELECTOR16(newWith), // pushi $10b (newWith)