Re: [Xenocide-programming] updated GeoData.h

[<chr...@ju...>]

I can commit any code I write to CVS from here.  I have quite a bit of experience in dealing with CVS.  I just want to make and sure my code is in line with what we need before I do any commits.  Especially since I haven't written a significant amount of C++ code since '98.  Many standards have changed since then and the new libraries obviously work differently.  Since then I've done mostly Perl, and now PHP.  Nothing is more annoying (and sometimes dangerous) than a messy repository.

As for the libraries, I would like to try and maintain a Linux development branch of the entire project, but I doubt I'll have time for such an undertaking.  Meanwhile, there is plenty of low level code that can be written on pretty much any platform.

-chrisp


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Chrisp,

I had already programmed the reference counting template class, you can
check at the network library how to use it, since packets and connections
are counted referenced there... controller.h (in network library) and
references.h (in common package for the template).

BTW didnt check the headers yet, but you can send MAMUTAS the sources you
change to support linux on the utility package ( Sorry I cannot do CVS
commits from here, I guess I will owe more than one beer :D ).

About Geodata.h I will take a look, but it looks pretty well the last one
I checked and made comments, just what I had already told you. Will take
the file home and check it there.

Greetings
Red Knight

> I spent some time this morning trying to get GeoData.h working with the
> xeno utility librararies and in a compilable state.  I had to hack several
>  parts of the libraries to get it to compile in Linux, but it turned out
> OK.  Here is the result.  I'm still not sure how to best implement counted
> references.  I'll try and get that done this weekend.  The class should at
> least be more coherent now. :-)
>
> -chrisp
>



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