* Bring design up to date.
* New function PoolHasAttr encapsulates attribute checking.
* Abstract classes are abstract and mustn't be checked.
* The dummy pool class in fotest needs a size.
* Abstract pool classes null out methods that they can't provide a generic implementation for, to force subclasses to provide one.
* New function PoolTrivFramePopPending provides a generic implementation of that method.
* Rename PoolNoFreeWalk to PoolTrivFreeWalk since it has NOOP rather than NOTREACHED.
* Check that AttrMOVINGGC implies AttrGC.
* Remove unimplemented attributes (BUF_RESERVE, BUF_ALLOC, INCR_RB, INCR_WB, PM)
* AMC now inherits from AMCZ instead of the other way round. This is simpler: AMC adds features to AMCZ rather than AMCZ taking features away (and not quite getting it right).
* Similarly, LO inherits from AbstractSegBufPoolClass + PoolClassMixInCollect so that it doesn't have to clear AttrSCAN and the scan methods.
* Fix bug in MFSCheck -- mustn't check unroundedUnitSize >= UNIT_MIN since small unit sizes are rounded up to UNIT_MIN.
* Don't see AttrFREE in MRG (since no free method is supplied).
* Check AttrSCAN systematically (in PoolScan and SegCheck) rather than opportunistically in TraceStart and TraceQuantum.
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* Refactor nmake files so that a compiler-specific makefile is included; move Microsoft Visual C-specific options to mv.nmk.
* Add nmake files for Pelles (w3i3pc.nmk and pc.nmk).
* Rename spw3i3mv.c to spw3i3.c and spw3i6mv.c to spw3i6.c since these are also used by Pelles C.
* Make reasonable changes to the source code to avoid warnings from Pelles C:
** check results of function calls;
** avoid useless return values;
** undef max before defining it;
** ensure printf formats are checkable;
** move notreached() assertions to the end of blocks;
** suppress warnings in cases where the code shouldn't be changed ("Unreachable code", "Inline assembly code is not portable", "Structured Exception Handling is not portable").
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This reveals a couple of bugs in MVFF: (i) if CBSDelete fails, this might be because the block is actually on the Freelist instead; (ii) we can't SegFree before calling FreelistDelete because the Freelist needs access to the memory in order to read its pointers.
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