I was comparing source from Megapov 0.5a and MP+ .31 and I did notice
something particularly conspicuous.
frame.h
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from MP 0.5a:

struct Blob_Pattern_Data_Struct
{
  VECTOR center;/*Also point A if component is cylinderical*/
  VECTOR pointB;/*point B if component is cylinderical*/
  DBL radius;
  DBL strength;
  DBL falloff;
  PIGMENT * pigment;
  TRANSFORM * transform;
/*  int transformed;*/
/*NOTE: do benchmark to find overhead of transforms.
Use this to avoid unnecessary ones if overhead too much.*/
  int type;/*0 for spherical, 1 for cylinderical. Change to enum?*/
  int function;/*The density function. 0 for standard blob. Change to
enum?*/
  BLOB_PATTERN_DATA * next;
};

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// from MP+ .31

typedef struct Blob_Pattern_Data_Struct BLOB_PATTERN_DATA;
struct Blob_Pattern_Data_Struct
{
  VECTOR center;/*Also point A if component is cylinderical*/
  VECTOR pointB;/*point B if component is cylinderical*/
  DBL radius;
  DBL strength;
  DBL falloff;
  PIGMENT * pigment;
  TRANSFORM * transform;
  BLOB * blob;
  TPATTERN * pattern;
  int inverse;
  int type;/*0=sphere, 1=cylinder, 2=box, 3=pattern, 4=blob. Change to
enum?*/
  int function;/*The density function. 0 for standard blob. Change to
enum?*/
  BLOB_PATTERN_DATA * next;
};

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This is the main thing that kept me from making a servicable Windows build.
There just happens to be a Windows data structure of the name BLOB. I don't
know how Jetlag handled this. Or whether it has anything to do with
anything.


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