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Code::Blocks 10.05 is here!
Sunday, 30 May 2010 10:20
More stable, feature-rich and generally enhanced, the latest Code::Blocks release has arrived. It's hot and you can get it now from the downloads section!
We provide binaries for the major platforms supported by Code::Blocks, with more to come in the next few days.
Vec4<T> operator * (const Vec4<T> &v) const{
Vec4<T> rv;
return Vec4f(
data[0]*v.x + data[1]*v.y + data[2]*v.z + data[3]*v.w,
data[4]*v.x + data[5]*v.y + data[6]*v.z + data[7]*v.w,
data[8]*v.x + data[9]*v.y + data[10]*v.z + data[11]*v.w,
data[12]*v.x + data[13]*v.y + data[14]*v.z + data[15]*v.w);
}
I did wonder about that Lua AI coding, when you first mentioned it (that I saw) a while ago, whether an interpreted language would be fast enough to deal with possibly hundreds and even thousands of units at the same time, further more that giving us mere mortals (non coding modders) that kind of power might very well make us abuse it... You get what I mean... over do it and blame the slowness on the engine... Laughing
[XEngine]
; Enable this engine in this OpenSim instance
Enabled = true
; How many threads to start at maximum load
MaxThreads = 100
; Thread priority ("Lowest", "BelowNormal", "Normal", "AboveNormal", "Highest")
Priority = "BelowNormal"
; Maximum number of events to queue for a script (excluding timers)
MaxScriptEventQueue = 30000
; Stack size per thread created
ThreadStackSize = 2621440
* hide console on Windows, stdout and stderr redirected to stdout.txt and stderr.txt
- Avoid explicit type conversion (casts).
- Use dynamic_cast where class hierarchy navigation is unavoidable.
- Prefer dynamic_cast over typeid.
Many examples of proper use of RTTI arise when some service code is expressed in terms of one class and a user wants to add functionality through derivation.
BaseDir = /usr/games/glestadv
UserDir = ~/.glestadv
Config = %UserDir%/glestadv.ini; %BaseDir%/glestadv.ini
Keymap = %UserDir%/keymap.ini; %BaseDir%/keymap.ini
Servers = %UserDir%/servers.ini; %BaseDir%/servers.ini
LogDir =
DataDir = gae/data
LangDir = %DataDir%/lang
ScenarioDir = gae/scenarios
TilesetDir = tilesets
MapDir = maps
TechDir = techs
class ScriptTimer {
public:
ScriptTimer(int timeInMiliseconds, const string &name, bool repeat = false)
: name(name)
, _repeat(repeat)
, targetTime(0)
, duration(timeInMiliseconds) {
reset();
}
bool ready() {
if (getCurrentTime() >= targetTime) {
return true;
}
return false;
}
void reset() {
targetTime = getCurrentTime() + duration;
}
string getName() { return name; }
bool repeat() { return _repeat; }
private:
string name;
bool _repeat;
int targetTime, duration;
};
vector<ScriptTimer> timers;
void ScriptManager::setTimer(int timeInMiliseconds, const string &name) {
timers.push_back(ScriptTimer(timeInMiliseconds, name));
}
void ScriptManager::setInterval(int timeInMiliseconds, const string &name) {
timers.push_back(ScriptTimer(timeInMiliseconds, name, true));
}
void ScriptManager::stopTimer(const string &name) {
timers.remove(*name or something*);
}
void ScriptManager::onTimer() {
// when a timer is ready, call the corresponding xml block of lua code
// and remove the timer or reset to repeat.
for (*loop through timers*) {
timer = timers[i];
if ( timer.ready() ) {
luaScript.beginCall("timer_"+timer.getName());
luaScript.endCall();
if ( timer.repeat() ) {
timer.reset();
} else {
timers.remove( timer );
}
}
}
}dofile(scenarioDir() .. "/startup.lua")
