c2switch_t holds the details of switches ("cmd") parsed by c2.dll: struct differs from c1.dll and c1xx.dll

• first field is the offset to a wchar_t* containing the canonical form of the switch
• second field is the offset to the storage of whatever gets set
• ...

c1switch_t seems to be the same struct for c1.dll and c1xx.dll

• first field is the offset to a char* containing the canonical form of the switch
• second field is the offset to the storage of whatever gets set (or a callback function, depending on the type
• third field (offs 0x10) could be the x from /dx (e.g. /d1)
• fourth fields (offs 0x11) appears to indicate the type:
  • 1: bool (1 byte)
  • 5: bool (1 byte) inverted
  • 0xA: some callback function
  • 0x22: C string, i.e. char*
  • 0x24: unsigned int* ???
  • 0x26: list of char* ???
  • 0x29: some callback function

/d1... switches correspond to c1*.dll I think

/d2... switches correspond to c2.dll I think

DummyFlag and DummyString exist to catch stuff that was probably supported in the past but is now only handled for compat.?