Zero Hour engine — macOS (Apple Silicon) engine-v0.1.11

Native macOS arm64 build of the Command & Conquer: Generals — Zero Hour engine.

Fixed

• Debug logs silently broken on macOS (\ path-separator bug). LogClass /
  StatDumpClass built their log-file path with the Windows-only idiom
  GetModuleFileName + strrchr(buffer, '\\') + "\\" + fname. On macOS the
  GetModuleFileName shim returns a POSIX path with / separators, so the
  backslash search never matched — the exe name was never stripped and the path
  resolved inside the binary file (.../generalszh/Perf.txt, where generalszh
  is a regular file), so fopen("wt") failed silently.
  • Symptom (older builds): 0-byte junk files with a literal backslash next to
    the binary — generalszh\Perf.txt, \Ping.txt, \QMPerf.txt, \StateChanged.txt.
  • Symptom (recent builds): the apple_path::normalize wrapper hid the junk
    file, but the Perf / Ping / QMPerf / StateChanged debug logs then never wrote at all.
  • Cause: strrchr(buffer, '\\') can never match a POSIX (/) path.
  • Fix: strip and re-join with the native path separator (/ on Apple,
    \ on Windows) at all 5 idiom sites — MiniLog.cpp (the live-in-release one via
    DEBUG_LOGGING), W3DDisplay.cpp StatDumpClass (debug/profile), and
    W3DModelDraw.cpp (debug-CRC). Mirrors the existing Debug.cpp __APPLE__ fix.
    Windows path byte-identical (#else).
  • Verified live in CWC: clean Perf/Ping/QMPerf/StateChanged.txt are now written
    next to the binary, with no backslash junk created.

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The GeneralsZH Launcher downloads this engine automatically. You must own a
legitimate copy of Zero Hour — EA game data is not included.

Apple Silicon (M-series) only. Checksums in SHA256SUMS.