FA2PPCore.h

#pragma once

using BYTE = unsigned char;
using WORD = unsigned short;
using DWORD = unsigned long;
using byte = BYTE;
using word = WORD;
using dword = DWORD;

struct noinit_t final {};

//Assembly macros
#include "Helpers/CompileTime.h"
#include "Helpers/ASMMacros.h"

#include <Memory.h>

#include <wchar.h>
#include <cstdio>

//Avoid default CTOR trick
#define DECLARE_PROPERTY(type,name)\
union{\
	type name; \
	char __##name[sizeof(type)]; \
}

#define DECLARE_PROPERTY_ARRAY(type,name,cnt)\
union{\
	type name[cnt]; \
	char __##name[sizeof(type) * cnt]; \
}

//Not gettable/settable members
#define PROTECTED_PROPERTY(type,name)\
	protected:\
		type name; \
	public:

/*
Operation: The Cleansing
These two replace a function's implementation.
R0 is used for functions which return a numeric value or a pointer.
RX is for functions without a return type.
Functions that return struct instances will have to be written manually.
I chose short names to keep things clean.
Example usage:
virtual int foo(int bar) R0;
virtual void alla(double malla) RX;
*/

#define R0 {return 0;}
#define RX {}
#define RT(type) {return type();}

#define NOVTABLE __declspec(novtable)

#define elif else if
#define SAFE_RELEASE(ptr) {if(ptr) delete[] ptr;}