Remove unreachable code:
* No need to have different debug options or structured allocation classes for different platforms.
* Don't use STATISTIC_BEGIN, use STATISTIC_STAT.
* #ifdef away the unused code in zmess.c for testing ControlAlloc failure.
* Remove unused code from the example Scheme interpreter.
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* New nmake file w3i6pc.nmk.
* New stack scanner ssw3i6pc.c supplies missing jump buffer definition.
* Some platform tests change from defined(MPS_PF_W3I6MV) to defined(MPS_OS_w3) && defined(MPS_ARCH_I6).
* Make reasonable changes to the source code to avoid warnings from Pelles C:
** Ensure that printf formats are consistent with arguments by using PRIuLONGEST and casting to ulongest_t.
** Use size_t for loop variables that index into arrays.
** Suppress "Consider changing type to 'size_t' for loop variable" warnings for the MPS core.
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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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Includes installable assertion handler, events in circular memory buffers, LARGEADDRESSAWARE, etc.
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* In mpiscv, release the arena immediately after collecting.
* In zmess, clamp the arena immediately after creating it.
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1. "make test" now reports the name of the test case before running it, so that when you look back through the test output you can see which test case failed.
2. "make test" now collects the standard output from all the tests to a log file in /tmp, so that this does not clutter the user's terminal, and so that nothing is lost if the output exceeds the terminal's scrollback.
3. Each test case now prints a success message ("Conclusion: Failed to find any defects.") to standard output (not standard error) so that these messages do not clutter up the terminal when running "make test".
4. Each test case now uses its result code (not the printed message) to indicate whether it succeeded or failed.
5. More of the diagnostic messages from the test cases now start by printing argv[0] so that it is easier to tell which test case was running.
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Now that we're recommending inlining with client code and optimising with -O2 or -O3, we can't afford any bug introduced by the strict aliasing rule.
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.whybuf.nul: the last char in the array must be NUL (even if there is another NUL earlier in the buffer).
Message Delete functions set sig to invalid, and call MessageFinish.
TraceIdMessagesDestroy uses message Delete functions.
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