I don't know that this is any faster, but there's something to be said for standardization and consistency. I will be making most of this stuff use bitmap_set/test/clear() soon.
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These updatesector counterparts are more performant for tasks that require determining whether nearby sectors exist at a point as they will not exhaustively search the map.
This also leads to more correct behaviour when sectors are disjoint, as queries will breadth-first search neighbouring sectors rather than risk accidentally stumbling first across accomodating disjoint sectors.
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This may also fix a minor performance regression introduced in Polymer sometime after we switched to building as C++, caused by confusion between STRUCT_TRACKERS_ENABLED and UNTRACKED_STRUCTS. UNTRACKED_STRUCTS is now named UNTRACT_STRUCTS__ to dissuade use outside of buildtypes.h.
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Inspired by x86 assembly, these stand for "above" and "below", and perform unsigned versions of greater-than and less-than, respectively.
Useful for testing array bounds.
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Files moved but not modified. Changes to follow in a subsequent commit.
You down with CPP?
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Renamed from polymer/eduke32/source/m32exec.c (Browse further)
