nano-cleanups
- add visibility_at to players (only), might/should be an object method - mood spells only affect visible spaces now.
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- move most last_* values into socket, where they belong - this actually saved a lot of space in the text segment, which might mean less complicated pointer accesses, because the data is no where it belongs, mostly.
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added some copyrights
- save before testing the map on swap_out, as save cedes and players might hop on the map while the map saves, changing its status.
use thawer for player loading: all objects are now being loaded through the thawer, although not everything uses the kv syntax.
more use of shstr where it makes sense naturally
different interface design for c++/perl map handling, some random map framework
get rid of annoying enter_exit (0)
formatting
- small, but subtle, rewrite of object management - perl will now keep attachable objects alive - objects are now refcounted - refcouts need to be tested explicitly (refcnt_chk) - explicit destroy is required current - explicit destroy asks "nicely" for the object to self destruct, if possible - refcounts will be used during mortal killing - minor bugfixes, optimisations etc. - some former hacks removed.
- implement (mostly untested) array member support for genacc - make some arrays and other members available to perl - redefined meaning of NUM_FLAGS (really meaning number of flags now, as the code assumed anyway). - moved afk flag to client, where it belongs (make sno sense to save it, is also true for wiz &c). - updated extensions to reflect all that (Jewler.pm should be tested w.r.t. resistances)
an experiment
- improved login code - removed some cruft code and (finally), the player_pod hack
- preliminary check in, stuff is rudimentarily working - moved most of the player creation process into a perl coroutine - changed internal design of player management to not reuse and morph the object in funny ways. should be safer and much nicer to handle. - got rid of some annoying hacks, such as clear() (TODO: get rid of player_pod and other stuff now unnecessary?)
- made state a per-client variable (that does not magically make state a per-client thing!) - rename player->socket to player->ns. its not a good name for "client", but it is an historical artifact, and better than "socket".
- minor cleanups - minor optimisations (in_player vs. is_player_inv) - added P_PLAYER map flag - some (dead) concept code
- remove no_shout - serialise command execution somewhat again :( - avoid exceptions
I goofed.
more slight copyright adjustments
the rename for sanity campaign hits you died - renamed stuff - partially updated copyrights - some cleanups
- make client_socket accessible to perl - on linux, record rtt and rttvar - who shows rtt/rttvar
- rewrote most of the socket loop code - moved connection accept into tcp.ext - no evil socket copying anymore, needs more cleanups
moar\! rewrite\!
no generation counters anymore
remove golem_count, likely golems are destroyed late now
enlarge killer and other fields, do not use silly BIG_NAME with no meaning.
added many accessors and mutators to struct player, including *title* and (hint, hint) *own_title*
add mapcell flags support and define #0 to be has_dialogue
mapstruct => maptile removed many ytypedefs in favor of structure tags
generic accessors, take one
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Changes... - alternative shstr representation, saves code - use glibs splice memory allocator (seems slower) - use simpler memory/lifetime management for objects, no recycling
THIS CODE WILL NOT COMPILE use the STABLE tag instead. - major changes in object lifetime and memory management - replaced manual refcounting by shstr class - removed quest system - many optimisations - major changes
expand initial tabs to spaces
nuke transports
fixes, objects on maps get instantiated properly
first, untested persistent objetc storage for players and objects, not yte for maps
many, many cleanups
converted more events, broken per-object events (needs map support), lots of fixes
Made server compile with C++. Removed cfanim plugin and crossedit. C++ here we come.
of course it does partial initialisation tricks when creating new players
shuffle player members around, saves lots of code size due to more optimised accesses
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