I also renamed the preprocessor MULTIPLEICONS to DARKEDIF_MULTIPLE_ICONS, per Phi's request. There's still a little more work to do.

If ANSI ext is loaded by Unicode runtime, the Fusion internal strings are in Unicode, not ANSI. This is a subtle error as the compiler will define the TCHAR as char, but the contents is wchar_t.

This is a breaking change for iOS, as CRunFrame isn't linked in default iOS projects. To fix, add CRunFrame.h into your iOS project under Global for all extensions folder.

Currently iOS only copies the headers that the VS project references, which is somewhat messy.
Later I'll change the DE PreBuildTool to do what it does for Mac: copying the entire Inc folder.

This commit adds:
* CRunApp nCurrentFrame, Frame, name, appFileName, editorFileName, targetFileName
* CRunFrame

Nothing ever goes wrong when I mess with Windows structs 👍

HelpNDoc now exports incomplete topics too for HTML. A little better when doing git diffs to see what I edited.

I started feature creeping this, so... yeah. More complicated than it should be, with NUMA nodes, physical core packages, cores, logical cores (hyperthreading), Performance vs Efficiency, etc.
Gonna drop it for now and focus on DebugObject.

ZlibStream Unicode is from a port I did in my own rSDK repo, and then hastily ported into the MMF2EXTs repo. It may need some extra review and/or fixes before the pull request is accepted.

I also renamed the preprocessor MULTIPLEICONS to DARKEDIF_MULTIPLE_ICONS, per Phi's request. There's still a little more work to do.

Removed the NOPROPS reference I previously added due to me having misunderstood what it's actually used for.

Struggling to get my pull request's files up-to-date with the current version of MMF2EXTS