The type definition of `sptr_t' depends on the compiler and C++ standard
being used, see external/scintilla/include/Scintilla.h and Scintilla's
upstream commit "Change definition of uptr_t and sptr_t to use
standardised types and headers"[0].

On OpenBSD 6.5/amd64, Clang 7.0.1 defaults to C++14,  thus `NULL' is
defined as `nullptr' so assigning it to `sptr_t' aka. `long' will fail.

Fix all callers (to the legacy Scintilla code) by using zero:

	/WndProc(/s,NULL,0,
	/glBindBuffer(/s,NULL,0,
	/glUseProgram(/s,NULL,0,

0: https://github.com/mirror/scintilla/commit/91bbc3c933d663b3bc9f4572cf1ed02d77922fde

Signed-off-by: Gargaj <gargaj@conspiracy.hu>

* Keep the mac app bundle name clean

Let linux and windows binaries be lowercase as they seem to prefer

* Remove CMake module path

We haven’t use that since when we needed to find SDL2.

* Mac: Remove declaration without implementation

* Avoid redefining macros

* Fix misc compiler warnings

* More const correctness
* Converted "map.insert(make_pair(a,b))" pattern into "map[a] = b".
* removed some warnings (e.g. double->float conversions and sign mismatch)

* Added TouchBar support for MacBook Pro

* [macOS] Optionalize use of touchbar

There is a new CMake flag named BONZOMATIC_TOUCHBAR (default ON) to activate or deactivate TouchBar support.

* Add a runtime check to see if the TouchBar API is available. If it's not, do not attempt to create a TouchBar.

* Updated Travis CI to use Xcode 9.3 for its build

* Print an error if OpenGL 4.1 isn't supported (cf #56)

* fix typo

* Added syntax highlighting for mat2, mat3, mat4 and int datatypes

* Added bool data type for syntax highlighting

It forces real nWidth and nHeight and also resets settings sizes accordingly.

This has been scaring the shit out of me for ages and has to stop.

Fixes #27
The minor drawback is that it doesn't take the horizontal text limit into account when scrolling to the right.
One can keep scrolling WAAAAAY after all chars have disappeared to the left.

This eases building since GLFW is embedded and compiled along Bonzomatic with minimal dependancies.

- Change file structure to separate code from data and 3rdparty binaries.
- Move from make and VS solutions to cmake build system.

This actually fixed the rendering! It also means the matrix is
transposed from what it should be, but that's ok :P

The official ones were supported since 3.1, and on OS X the EXT variants
failed to load.

This is necessary to load some functions on some drivers, for example,
glGenVertexArrays on my OS X setup.

See the "Experimental Drivers" section here for more info:
http://glew.sourceforge.net/basic.html

Also removed some windows-specific code

(AW LAWDY SING HALLELUJAH)

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEJ4l0WvsR8)