Changes

** Yellow and Red Alerts no longer continuously contribute to your score.

** Yellow and Red Alerts no longer continuously contribute to your score.

*** This was a feature of SDL Paradroid, but not the original C=64 Paradroid.  It caused an issue where the backlog of points tricked the game into believing you were on a continuous rampage and never lowered the alert states since it detected a killing spree by looking at the score backlog.  This may have worked ok on the PC, but its possible that when I changed the frame-rate timing method that it broke the timing that made this work.  It was a good feature in SDL Paradroid, but at least for now its gone.

*** This was a feature of SDL Paradroid, but not the original C=64 Paradroid.  It caused an issue where the backlog of points tricked the game into believing you were on a continuous rampage and never lowered the alert states since it detected a killing spree by looking at the score backlog.  This may have worked ok on the PC, but its possible that when I changed the frame-rate timing method that it broke the timing that made this work.  It was a good feature in SDL Paradroid, but at least for now its gone.

** Bugs fixed around actual number of levels and macros that defined max levels - I *believe* this was causing the crashes by overrunning buffers (this wasn't an issue in Paradroid SDL because it statically allocated the level array to the max allowed levels and not the available ship levels.  When I changed this code to do dynamic allocations this apparently caused this issue)

** Bugs fixed around actual number of levels and macros that defined max levels - I *believe* this was causing the crashes by overrunning buffers (this wasn't an issue in Paradroid SDL because it statically allocated the level array to the max allowed levels and not the available ship levels.  When I changed this code to do dynamic allocations this apparently caused this issue)

** Memory leaks found and fixed

** Memory leaks found and fixed