The Mohawk engine's modules and options

TLINK32's padding splits the engine (0x4764bc to the import thunks) into 149 object files, many holding one function. QuickDraw-style helpers (emptyRect, offsetRect, sectRect) each sit alone, as in a library built for smart linking. They use the game's -p -k- (Pascal order, arguments popped, like the Mac Toolbox calls they imitate); the rest of the engine uses -p -x- (no -k-, so leaf functions get frames, and no exception frames) and its C++ classes' methods (about 240) don't pop their arguments, so they're __cdecl. Each module's @flags comment says which.

Exceptions are off in the engine: functions with fileSpec locals have no __InitExceptBlock. A fileSpec built from a directory and a name returns this in eax, which a by-value operator+ wouldn't.

Regions are rectangle lists in a handle ('Rngr' tag, bounds, capacity grown 16 at a time, count, rectangles) with the last region call's error in regionErrorCode.

For compiler details see The compiler: the engine is built with 4.5 or something very close, probably against newer Windows headers, and its remaining near-misses are register-allocation differences.