Wesley Shields acd76dbcda Cleanup all the macro definitions. ...

Instead of constantly defining and redefining the macros to read values
just define them once. There are now the three main ones (READ_WORD,
READ_DWORD and READ_BYTE) along with READ_DWORD_PTR and READ_DWORD_NULL.

Each macro takes a pointer to a bounded_buffer (what to read), an offset
(where to read), a structure and member (what to read into). You should
use READ_DWORD_PTR when you have a pointer to a structure. You can
use READ_DWORD_NULL when failure to read should return NULL as all the
rest return false.

Fixes #7.

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buffer.cpp

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CMakeLists.txt

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nt-headers.h

Fix resource parsing so it works. ;)

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parse.cpp

Cleanup all the macro definitions.

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parse.h

Cleanup all the macro definitions.

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to_string.h

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