Windows stack overflow

[Buom01]

Hi,
I found why master branch binary doesn't run with a Stack Overflow error. There aren't recursions error, but two BIG tables.

Both in cl_console.ccp, there are

	char		text[CON_TEXTSIZE];
	vec4_t	text_color[CON_TEXTSIZE]; // New attribute of console_t

with #define CON_TEXTSIZE 163840

Particularly, in Con_CheckResize: You can comment everything separatly, but the binary will not work until you comment variables definitions:

	char		tbuf[CON_TEXTSIZE];
	vec4_t	tcbuf[CON_TEXTSIZE];

A simple solution is to reduce CON_TEXTSIZE to a reasonnable value. I suppose that it size were defined some time ago. The commit 38cbdc8 didn't touch CON_TEXTSIZE as seen in 38cbdc8#diff-fc5df3123cde35afd39dc251740cfdde6869b0349bc2124bcbfe9eb56b70df90

From there I have two suggestions:

• Reducing CON_TEXTSIZE < 163840 / 4
• Making console great again non verbose with useless information about pk3 loading and others, it's mostly a waste for most player, and there are already wrote into terminal (and maybe logs?)

Unfortunately, I will not create separate a pull request (as it's a time consuming pain to create a new branch not from my master and rebasing all my code not from it)

I will simply add a patch to #115

[dGr8LookinSparky]

* Making console ~great again~ non verbose with useless information about pk3 loading and others, it's mostly a waste for most player, and there are already wrote into terminal (and maybe logs?)

Very good idea! Perhaps there should be a cvar for enabling the ton of extra verbose info? It definitely would be nice to not lose the recent chat behind a ton of spam every time the map changes.

[Buom01]

Yes, but I think I will read about it later. It doesn't sound complicated to make it in place.

I also realize that the new color color system use a lot of memory, mainly becausethe console (if I understand) allocate all the line even empty char, and colors are also allocated for theses char with a vec4_t per color which is really big ?

[dGr8LookinSparky]

I'd have to review again what I did before, but definitely more chars would be needed for the new custom hexadecimal color format I've added. Try out the command /colors .