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(svn r13390) -Codechange: introduce usererror() for fatal but not openttd related errors. Now all error() will 'crash' openttd after showing the message in win32 releases (MSVC), creating a crash.log and crash.dmp (like the '!' hack used before). On the other hand, usererror() will just close the game. So use error() only when it can be helpful to debugging, else use usererror().

/* $Id$ */

/** @file rev.cpp Autogenerated file with the revision and such of OpenTTD. */

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "rev.h"

/**
 * The text version of OpenTTD's revision.
 * This will be either "<major>.<minor>.<build>[-RC<rc>]",
 * "r<revision number>[M][-<branch>]" or "norev000".
 *
 * The major, minor and build are the numbers that describe releases of
 * OpenTTD (like 0.5.3). "-RC" is used to flag release candidates.
 *
 * The revision number is fairly straight forward. The M is to show that
 * the binary is made from modified source code. The branch shows the
 * branch the revision is of and will not be there when it is trunk.
 *
 * norev000 is for non-releases that are made on systems without
 * subversion or sources that are not a checkout of subversion.
 */
const char _openttd_revision[] = "@@VERSION@@";

/**
 * Let us know if current build was modified. This detection
 * works even in the case when revision string is overriden by
 * --revision argument.
 * Value 0 means no modification, 1 is for unknown state
 * (compiling from sources without any version control software)
 * and 2 is for modified revision.
 */
const byte _openttd_revision_modified = @@MODIFIED@@;

/**
 * The NewGRF revision of OTTD:
 * bits  meaning.
 * 28-31 major version
 * 24-27 minor version
 * 20-23 build
 *    19 1 if it is a release, 0 if it is not.
 *  0-18 revision number; 0 for releases and when the revision is unknown.
 *
 * The 19th bit is there so the development/betas/alpha, etc. leading to a
 * final release will always have a lower version number than the released
 * version, thus making comparisions on specific revisions easy.
 */
const uint32 _openttd_newgrf_version = 0 << 28 | 7 << 24 | 0 << 20 | 0 << 19 | (@@REVISION@@ & ((1 << 19) - 1));

#ifdef __MORPHOS__
/**
 * Variable used by MorphOS to show the version.
 */
extern const char morphos_versions_tag[] = "$VER: OpenTTD @@VERSION@@ (@@DATE@@) OpenTTD Team [MorphOS, PowerPC]";
#endif