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Jan 16, 2023 — Jan 16, 2024
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Remove constructor and move a method into an include file.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
There's no need to have a destructor. We don't need a vtable.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Move small methods to inline header.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
We can guarantee that the size will be correct in the endianness check.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
More idiomatic way to clear line.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Forgot to change the dates in the documentation.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Add a .gitignore
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Though it compiled fine, just make sure we have the right headers in case we move the header file in the future.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Cleaned up the GNU/Linux system::Memory class. Change all sizes to use the std::size_t type. Add an Update method.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Now we detect whether we are on a POSIX-compatible system and use the right source code for it.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Rewritten from scratch, because it seems that the MSDN example's license is not compatible with GNU GPL. It doesn't really detect everything, but it does enough for our purposes.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Because the code for finding the system name on GNU/Linux and *BSD is simply a call to a POSIX function, we can move it into the posix/ directory. In the future, we could get this to work on Solaris/OpenIndianna, GNU/Hurd, and Macintosh OS X (?) by using the exact same code, and just modifying the build system. We could even get really smart in the build system and automatically support it on any POSIX-compatible system.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Remove deprecated core:: classes.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Commenting out SSE4.x support, because AMD processors have problems when we turn on -msse4.1 and -msse4.2. Temporary solution.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Minor fixes to window-new test to work on Windows.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Prepare for 0.6, change version numbers and add news.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Fix narrowing problems.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Documentation fixes.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
This window test seems to work.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Uncomment orthonormalization test.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
A few type problems.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Added a macro to prevent a warning about do { } while (false)'' construction.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Forward declaration was different, and MSVC caught it.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Heh. Yeah. Forgot to remove a testing string...
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
This is all automagic...why is it here?
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Bring default parameter back to Engine's constructor.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Since we don't use this parameter, don't name it.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
MSCV complains about extraneous typename keyword.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
Link tests with CPPUnit properly when we use MSVC to build.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
MSVC Express 2010 is evil and doesn't have tr1. But it does have C++0x. The shared_ptr<>s in both places are essentially the same.
Patrick M. Niedzielski
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over 12 years ago
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