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Re: is Vector must be ptr_remove?
[Re: frankjiang]
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01/29/18 07:12
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No, vector() returns a temporary vector, which means, it cycles through 64 pre-created vectors and returns a pointer to one of them (round robin style) so if you remove a vector, you will most likely get a crash, but even if not, you won't get predictable behaviour and bugs one cannot comprehend the function most likely looks something like this:
VECTOR storage[64];
int index = 0;
VECTOR * vector(var x, var y, var z)
{
VECTOR * vec = &storage[index];
index += 1;
if(index >= 64)
index = 0;
vec->x = x;
vec->y = y;
vec->z = z;
return vec;
}
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Re: is Vector must be ptr_remove?
[Re: MasterQ32]
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01/29/18 07:24
01/29/18 07:24
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frankjiang
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No, vector() returns a temporary vector, which means, it cycles through 64 pre-created vectors and returns a pointer to one of them (round robin style) so if you remove a vector, you will most likely get a crash, but even if not, you won't get predictable behaviour and bugs one cannot comprehend the function most likely looks something like this:
VECTOR storage[64];
int index = 0;
VECTOR * vector(var x, var y, var z)
{
VECTOR * vec = &storage[index];
index += 1;
if(index >= 64)
index = 0;
vec->x = x;
vec->y = y;
vec->z = z;
return vec;
}
so your means is not need to ptr_remove?
development 3d game is interesting!
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Re: is Vector must be ptr_remove?
[Re: MasterQ32]
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01/30/18 13:10
01/30/18 13:10
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frankjiang
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Ok ,i see,thank for your answer.
development 3d game is interesting!
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