Add option to dynamically use OpenGL symbols on unix-like systems.#590
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previously changing headers trigger a rebuild for any sources the way this is normally done is by passing options to the C compiler that makes it generate a dependency file that is then included from the makefile, but those options aren't universally supported.
The only difference between the 2 is that at() does bounds checking and throws an exception if you try to access out of bounds, but in every case it's used the index is tied in some way to .size(), usually by being compared to it in a for loop, so this should always be a bit faster with no downsides. Also, gcc 2.96's libstdc++ doesn't support at(), which is the main reason I'm doing this, but I'm commiting this seperately before I finish the gcc 2.96 port because it works on it's own as an optimization.
the game still doesnt seem to work but it compiles and links now
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It's disabled by default on non-windows because it would break static builds, which would be bad for static-only platforms like the switch. It also wouldn't help much for Linux artifact builds, since those are linked against either the flatpak runtime, which is guaranteed to have a new enough mesa, or a relatively new glibc which is much much newer than the last version of mesa to not have every required function.
Also includes major improvements to the Makefile build, and fixes for extremely old systems, such as systems with very old mesa headers, and Mac OS X 10.3.
Also adds support for GCC versions down to 2.96 (Redhat's version of GCC 3.0 beta)
Also updates the GCC version used in the Windows and macOS artifacts to 16.1.0, important because GCC 15.2.0 can't be built by 16.1.0 for some reason, so building the artifact is currently impossible on an updated Arch Linux install.