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stefanhendriks 29-12-2004 19:17
Show off your finest piece of code!
 
Just was thinking about this; did you ever had a function or a piece of code you tihnk it was uber leet? By its simplicity, or by its uniqueness, or its stupidness, or the way its written, etc. Post it here!

Also, if you find some cool comments in ur code, i would like to see them (including the code when possible)... i love it when i see:

Code:
// why does this work?
line of code
Lemme begin, in my RTS (which you can find info about @ Fundynamic (link in my sig))... its HUGE, but i have this main function, which i am fond off:

Code:
/*
Function: main()
Purpose : make sure the darn thing works.
  */
int main()
{

 // Initialize game first
 game.init();
 
 // Install everything
 if (install())
  game.run(); // run

 Profile.dumpprint(0);

 // Destroy font of Allegro FONT library
 alfont_destroy_font(game_font);

 logbook("\n--------");
 logbook("SHUTDOWN");
 logbook("--------");

 // Exit the font library (must be first)
 alfont_exit();
 logbook("Allegro FONT library shut down.");

 // Now we are all neatly closed, we exit Allegro and return to OS hell.
 allegro_exit();
 logbook("Allegro shut down.");
 logbook("\nThanks for playing!");
 return 0;
}
END_OF_MAIN();
as you can see i like it to code like that, aka in the CS2D project (which died horribly) (does anyone wants the source to try it out?)

Code:
int main()
{
 if (install())
  game.run();
 
 alfont_exit();
 logbook("Allegro FONT library shut down.");
 
 // Now we are all neatly closed, we exit Allegro and return to OS hell.
 allegro_exit();
 logbook("Allegro shut down.");
 logbook("\nThanks for playing!");
 return 0;
}
END_OF_MAIN();
... funny pieces:

Code:
// Scale this
  fScale = fDistance / 4096;
  // 20/06/04 - stefan - and then i wondered, why would i limit fScale that much?
  // (fScale > 0.9)
(yeah i saw the light)

Code:
// * so you are asking yourself why i do == true all the time huh?
        // * i just love the blue color in my MSVC :)
i just love this

Code:
// CHECK FOR STEAM;
  // As lazy as i am i use pierre's code which is in our modified metamod dll.
  // Omg, why use so many comments? Sory pierre for ripping some pieces out.
  // Pierre-Marie Baty -- STEAM/NOSTEAM auto-adaptative fix -- START
  // to check whether Steam is installed or not, I test Steam-specific files.
  // if you know a more orthodox way of doing this, please tell me.
  // test file, if found = STEAM Linux/Win32 dedicated server
  fp = fopen ("valve/steam.inf", "rb");
  if (fp != NULL)
rofl:

Code:
// set wait time (stand still, looks like bot is thinking hehe)
 pBot->f_wait_time = pBot->fWanderTime;
and:

Code:
/*
        EMPTY - BANNED - UNUSED - MUHAHAHA
        SINCE METAMOD ;) BUILD 2053

Leagle 29-12-2004 20:59
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
Code:
if (code) = yes ; (brain) SWITCH OFF

As you can see, there's a reason I dropped computing.9_9

sfx1999 29-12-2004 23:20
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
I've seen some good ones in the HL SDK and in Quake/Quake 2.

Botman has them documented here -> http://www.planethalflife.com/botman/humor.shtml

Rick 29-12-2004 23:45
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
Cube bot, main think function:

Code:
    void CBot::Think()
    {
              if (intermission)
                      return;
                             
              // Bot is dead?
              if (m_pMyEnt->state == CS_DEAD)
              {
                      if(lastmillis-m_pMyEnt->lastaction<1200)
                      {
                                m_pMyEnt->move = 0;
                                moveplayer(m_pMyEnt, 1, false);
                      }
                      else if (!m_arena)
                                Spawn();
             
                      return;
              }
                                                         
              CheckItems();
              CheckQuad(curtime);
             
              // Basic AI
              if (!BotManager.IdleBots())
              {                         
                      // Default bots will run forward
                      m_pMyEnt->move = 1;
                   
                      // Default bots won't strafe
                      m_pMyEnt->strafe = 0;
                   
                      if (!BotManager.BotsShoot() && m_pMyEnt->enemy)
                                m_pMyEnt->enemy = NULL;
                             
                      // Find enemy
                      if (BotManager.BotsShoot() && FindEnemy())
                      {
                                // Shoot at enemy
                                ShootEnemy();
                      }
   
                      // Navigate               
                      HomeThroughMap();
              }
              else
                      m_pMyEnt->move = 0;
                                     
              // Aim to ideal yaw and pitch
              AimToIdeal();
             
              // Store current location, to see if the bot is stuck
              m_vPrevOrigin = m_pMyEnt->o;
                   
              // Move the bot
              moveplayer(m_pMyEnt, 1, false);
             
              // Update bot info on all clients
              SendBotInfo();
    }
My favourite template :P (esf & cube bot)

Code:
    template <class C> class TMultiChoice
    {
            struct SMultiChoice
            {
                    int MinVal;
                    int MaxVal;
                    C Choice;
                    SMultiChoice(void) : MinVal(0), MaxVal(0){};
            };
   
            int TotalVal;
            TLinkedList<SMultiChoice*> *pChoiceList;
   
    public:
            TMultiChoice(void) : TotalVal(0) // Constructor
            {
                            pChoiceList = new TLinkedList<SMultiChoice*>;
            };
           
            ~TMultiChoice(void) // Destructor
            {
                    while(pChoiceList->Empty() == false)
                    {
                            SMultiChoice *pEntry = pChoiceList->Pop();
                            if (pEntry)
                                    delete pEntry;
                            else
                                    break;
                    }
                    delete pChoiceList;
                    pChoiceList = NULL;
            }
   
            void Insert(C Choice, short Percent = 50)
            {
                    if (Percent == 0)
                            return;
   
                    SMultiChoice *pChoiceEntry = new SMultiChoice;
                   
                    pChoiceEntry->MinVal = TotalVal;
                    pChoiceEntry->MaxVal = TotalVal + Percent;
                    pChoiceEntry->Choice = Choice;
   
                    pChoiceList->AddNode(pChoiceEntry);
   
                    TotalVal += Percent;
            };
   
            bool FindSelection(SMultiChoice *MS, int Choice)
            {
                    if ((Choice >= MS->MinVal) && (Choice < MS->MaxVal))
                    {
                            return true;
                    }
                    return false;
            }
   
            void ClearChoices(void)
            {
                    TotalVal = 0;
                    while(pChoiceList->Empty() == false)
                            delete pChoiceList->Pop();
            }
   
            bool GetSelection(C &Var)
            {
                    int Choice = RandomLong(0, (TotalVal - 1));
                    TLinkedList<SMultiChoice*>::node_s *pNode = pChoiceList->GetFirst();
   
                    while(pNode)
                    {
                        if ((Choice >= pNode->Entry->MinVal) && (Choice < pNode->Entry->MaxVal))
                            {
                                Var = pNode->Entry->Choice;
                                    return true;
                            }
                            pNode = pNode->next;
                    }
   
                    return false;
            }
    };
Used if there are things to select, like weapons, where each choice has a different score. For example:

Code:
  TMultiChoice WeaponChoices;
   
    WeaponChoices.Insert(GUN_FIST, 20);
    WeaponChoices.Insert(GUN_RIFLE, 50); // Higher chance for rifle

Here something new in the cube bot: used when bots have an enemy and still want an item(ammo etc). They will strafe to it but keep aiming(and shooting) at their enemy.

Code:
                              vec v = { m_pTargetEnt->x, m_pTargetEnt->y,
                                                  S(m_pTargetEnt->x, m_pTargetEnt->y)->floor+m_pMyEnt->eyeheight };
                              vec v2, forward, right, up, cross;
                              float flDot;
 
                          AnglesToVectors(GetViewAngles(), forward, right, up);
 
                              v2 = v;
                              vsub(v2, m_pMyEnt->o);
                              v2.z = 0.0f; // Make 2D
                              v2 = Normalize(v2);
                              forward.z = 0; // Make 2D
                   
                              flDot = dotprod(v2 , forward);
                              cross = CrossProduct(v2, forward);
                             
                              bool IsLeft = (cross.z < -0.1f);
                              bool IsRight = (cross.z > 0.1f);
                              bool IsBehind = (flDot < 0.1f);
                              bool IsInFront = (flDot > 0.1f);
                             
                              particle_trail(1, 500, m_pMyEnt->o, v);
 
                              EDirection eMoveDir = FORWARD;
                                                                                         
                          if (IsInFront && !IsLeft && !IsRight) // ent is straight forward
                              {
                                      eMoveDir = FORWARD;
                                  m_pMyEnt->move = m_iMoveDir = 1; // move forward
                                  m_pMyEnt->strafe = m_iStrafeDir = 0; // Don't strafe
                          }                                                                                               
                          else if (IsBehind && !IsLeft && !IsRight) // Ent is straight behind bot
                              {
                                      eMoveDir = BACKWARD;
                                  m_pMyEnt->move = m_iMoveDir = -1; // Move backward
                                  m_pMyEnt->strafe = m_iStrafeDir = 0; // Don't strafe
                              }
                          else if (!IsBehind && !IsInFront && IsLeft) // Ent is straight left
                              {
                                      eMoveDir = LEFT;
                                  m_pMyEnt->move = m_iMoveDir = 0; // don't move back or forward
                                  m_pMyEnt->strafe = m_iStrafeDir = -1; // Strafe left
                              }
                          else if (!IsBehind && !IsInFront && IsRight) // Ent is straight right
                              {
                                      eMoveDir = RIGHT;
                                  m_pMyEnt->move = m_iMoveDir = 0; // don't move back or forward
                                  m_pMyEnt->strafe = m_iStrafeDir = 1; // Strafe right
                          }                       
                          else if (IsInFront && IsLeft) // Ent is forward-left
                              {
                                      eMoveDir = FORWARD_LEFT;
                                  m_pMyEnt->move = m_iMoveDir = 1; // Move forward
                                  m_pMyEnt->strafe = m_iStrafeDir = -1; // Strafe left
                              }
                          else if (IsInFront && IsRight) // Ent is forward-right
                              {
                                      eMoveDir = FORWARD_RIGHT;
                                  m_pMyEnt->move = m_iMoveDir = 1; // Move forward
                                  m_pMyEnt->strafe = m_iStrafeDir = 1; // Strafe right
                          }                       
                          else if (IsBehind && IsLeft) // ent is backward-left
                              {
                                      eMoveDir = BACKWARD_LEFT;
                                  m_pMyEnt->move = m_iMoveDir = -1; // Move backward
                                  m_pMyEnt->strafe = m_iStrafeDir = -1; // Strafe left
                              }
                          else if (IsBehind && IsRight) // ent is backward-right
                              {
                                      eMoveDir = BACKWARD_RIGHT;
                                  m_pMyEnt->move = m_iMoveDir = -1; // Move backward
                                  m_pMyEnt->strafe = m_iStrafeDir = 1; // Strafe right
                              }
                             
                          m_iCombatNavTime = lastmillis + RandomLong(125, 250);
                             
                              // Check if bot needs to jump
                              vec from = m_pMyEnt->o;
                              from.z -= 1.0f;
                              if (!IsVisible(from, eMoveDir, 3.0f, false))
                                  m_pMyEnt->jumpnext = true;

Aiming in cube bot(maths obviously not by me :D)
Code:
  void CBot::AimToVec(const vec &o)
  {
          m_pMyEnt->targetpitch = atan2(o.z-m_pMyEnt->o.z, GetDistance(o))*180/PI;
          m_pMyEnt->targetyaw = -(float)atan2(o.x - m_pMyEnt->o.x, o.y -
                                                                                  m_pMyEnt->o.y)/PI*180+180;
  }
Handy for rocketlaunchers: :)

Code:
  // Prediction:
  // - pos: Current position
  // - vel: Current velocity
  // - Time: In seconds, predict how far it is after Time seconds
  vec PredictPos(vec pos, vec vel, float Time)
  {
          float flVelLength = sqrt(vel.x*vel.x + vel.y*vel.y + vel.z*vel.z);
         
          if (flVelLength <= 1.0)
                    return pos; // don't bother with low velocities...
 
          float speed = flVelLength * Time;
          float flTemp = 1/flVelLength;
          vec vecNormalize;
         
          vecNormalize.x = vel.x * flTemp;
          vecNormalize.y = vel.y * flTemp;
          vecNormalize.z = vel.z * flTemp;
         
          vec v_src = pos;
          vmul(vecNormalize, speed);
          vec v_end = v_src;
          vadd(v_end, vecNormalize);
         
          return v_end;
  }
A* Function, was pretty happy when it was done:
Code:
  // return true when done calculating
  bool CBot::AStar()
  {
          if (!m_pCurrentGoalWaypoint || !m_pCurrentWaypoint)
          {
                    m_bCalculatingAStarPath = false;
                    return true;
          }
 
          // Ideas by PMB :
          // * Make locals static to speed up a bit
          // * MaxCycles per frame and make it fps dependent
 
          static int iMaxCycles;
          static int iCurrentCycles;
          static float newg;
          static waypoint_s *n, *n2;
          static TLinkedList<waypoint_s *>::node_s *pPath = NULL;
 
          iMaxCycles = 10 * BotManager.m_iFrameTime;
          iCurrentCycles = 0;
 
          if (!m_bCalculatingAStarPath)
          {
                    m_pCurrentWaypoint->g = 0.0f;
                  m_pCurrentWaypoint->f = m_pCurrentWaypoint->g + GetDistance(m_pCurrentGoalWaypoint->v_origin);
                    m_pCurrentWaypoint->pParent = NULL;
                    m_AStarOpenList.Clear();
                    m_AStarClosedList.DeleteAllNodes();
                    m_AStarOpenList.AddEntry(m_pCurrentWaypoint, m_pCurrentWaypoint->f);
                   
                    m_AStarNodeList.DeleteAllNodes();
          }
 
          while(!m_AStarOpenList.Empty())
          {
                    if (iCurrentCycles >= iMaxCycles)
                    {
                            m_bCalculatingAStarPath = true;
                            return false;
                    }
 
                    n = m_AStarOpenList.Pop();
 
                    // Done with calculating
                    if (n == m_pCurrentGoalWaypoint)
                    {
                            while(n)
                            {
                                  m_AStarNodeList.PushNode(n);
                                      n = n->pParent;
                            }
 
                            m_AStarOpenList.Clear();
                            m_AStarClosedList.DeleteAllNodes();
 
                            m_bCalculatingAStarPath = false;
                            return true;
                    }
 
                    pPath = n->ConnectedWPs.GetFirst();
                    while(pPath)
                    {
                            n2 = pPath->Entry;
 
                            newg = AStarCost(n, n2);
 
                            if ((n2->g <= newg) &&
                                  ((m_AStarClosedList.IsInList(n2) || m_AStarOpenList.IsInList(n2, n2->f))))
                            {
                                      pPath = pPath->next;
                                        continue;
                            }
                           
                            n2->pParent = n;
                            n2->g = newg;
                          n2->f = n2->g + GetDistance(n2->v_origin, m_pCurrentGoalWaypoint->v_origin);
 
                            m_AStarClosedList.DeleteEntry(n2);
 
                            if (!m_AStarOpenList.IsInList(n2, n2->f))
                            {
                                  m_AStarOpenList.AddEntry(n2, n2->f);
                            }
                            pPath = pPath->next;
                    }
                   
                    m_AStarClosedList.PushNode(n);
                    iCurrentCycles++;
          }
 
          // Failed making path
          conoutf("Path failed");
          m_AStarOpenList.Clear();
          m_AStarClosedList.DeleteAllNodes();       
          m_bCalculatingAStarPath = false;
          return true;
  }
And I saw this from a n00b somewhere at a forum :)
Code:
  int blah=0;
  blah++;
  blah++;
  blah++;
  blah++;

As usual most code is inspired by PMB, he has some nice ideas *hugs*

sfx1999 29-12-2004 23:57
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
Code:
#include <iostream>
  #include <stdlib.h>
 
  #define BIT0 1
  #define BIT1 2
  #define BIT2 4
  #define BIT3 8
  #define BIT4 16
  #define BIT5 32
  #define BIT6 64
  #define BIT7 128
 
  using namespace std;
 
  int main(void)
  {
    char AsciiStorageArray[256];
    cout << "Insert the phrase to be translated: ";
    cin.getline(AsciiStorageArray, 255);
    cout << endl << "Streaming: ";
   
    int i;
    for (i=0; i < 256; i++)
    {
          if (AsciiStorageArray[i] == 0)
            break;
          if (AsciiStorageArray[i] & BIT7)
            cout << 1;
          else
            cout << 0;
          if (AsciiStorageArray[i] & BIT6)
            cout << 1;
          else
            cout << 0;
          if (AsciiStorageArray[i] & BIT5)
            cout << 1;
          else
            cout << 0;
          if (AsciiStorageArray[i] & BIT4)
            cout << 1;
          else
            cout << 0;
          if (AsciiStorageArray[i] & BIT3)
            cout << 1;
          else
            cout << 0;
          if (AsciiStorageArray[i] & BIT2)
            cout << 1;
          else
            cout << 0;
          if (AsciiStorageArray[i] & BIT1)
            cout << 1;
          else
            cout << 0;
          if (AsciiStorageArray[i] & BIT0)
            cout << 1;
          else
            cout << 0;
          cout << " ";
    }
   
    cout << endl << "Thank you and have a very safe day" << endl;
   
    system("PAUSE");       
    return 0;

@$3.1415rin 30-12-2004 13:51
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
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@sfx : that code would be pretty small when using shift ops "<<"

to make some temporary conclusion : some people seem to like rows of if statements and other ppls best piece of code is that with very few comments :D

and ha, my AStar "Taskmanager" idea has found it's way over pierre to cube bot - nice !

some piece of nice code is attached ... my AStarMachine with a plugininterface for almost everything needed here, fast, reliable, never had to touch that code since optimizing :)

another nice thing is my n-dimensional vector class using SSE, that's a mess ... but well, not my finest piece of code :)

but percepting entities in joebot xp is :

Code:
void CPerceptionBot::perceptEntities(void){
PROFILE("CPerceptionBot::perceptEntities");
if(!m_pBot)
return;
if(m_fNextPerceptEntities > g_pGame->getTime() ){
return;
}
m_fNextPerceptEntities = g_pGame->getTime() + .18f;
CEntity Entity = 0;
list<CIEntity*>::iterator iter_entities,
begin_entities = g_pGame->m_LIEntities.begin(),
end_entities = g_pGame->m_LIEntities.end();
CPerceipt *pAllocPerc = /*new CPerceipt*/0; // an instance of a perceipt
Vector VOrigin = m_pBot->getOrigin();
while(Entity = UTIL_FindEntityInSphere(Entity,VOrigin,_ENT_PERC_RADIUS)){ // loop thru entities around here
iter_entities = begin_entities;
while(iter_entities != end_entities){
// check this entity
 
if( (*iter_entities)->compare(Entity) ){
        if(m_pBot->views((*iter_entities)->getOrigin(Entity))){
        pAllocPerc = new CPerceipt; // create a new perceipt
        (*iter_entities)->assign(Entity,pAllocPerc);
        pAllocPerc->m_fDistance = (VOrigin-pAllocPerc->m_VOrigin).length(); // todo : more elegant
        m_LNewPerceptions.push_back(pAllocPerc);
        break; // there arent double classname IEntities !? am I right ?
        }
}
iter_entities ++;
}
}
}
€dit: where are all the empty lines gone to ?

Rifleman 30-12-2004 15:17
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanhendriks
as you can see i like it to code like that, aka in the CS2D project (which died horribly) (does anyone wants the source to try it out?)
I would love to :)

Rick 30-12-2004 15:58
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
From a c++ book :)
Code:
  void send(int* to, int* from, int count)
  {
            int n = (count+7)/8;
            switch(count%8) {
                      case 0: do {        *to++ = *from++;
                      case 7:                  *to++ = *from++;
                      case 6:                  *to++ = *from++;
                      case 5:                  *to++ = *from++;
                      case 4:                  *to++ = *from++;
                      case 3:                  *to++ = *from++;
                      case 2:                  *to++ = *from++;
                      case 1:                  *to++ = *from++;
                                          } while (--n>0);
            }
  }
@asp:
Didn't it know it came from you :P But 'taskmanager'? Its just time sliced :P

Cpl. Shrike 30-12-2004 16:19
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
Well im proud of this cos i figured it out my self.
Not that it is some kind of rocket science.
But it just works so damn fast that lotsa time i forget i got debug logging on. Winding up enourmous megabitous log files with out lag.

Althoug the Win32 is not yet system logging. (but it is almost as fast as the linux method.)
It just compose the messages like linux sysloging is doing it. And it doesn't open close file after each log action.

Code:
  ///////////////////////////////////////////////////
  //
  //        sb_syslog.cpp
  //
  // linux sysloging and win32 file loggin
  //
  //
  // TODO make it also win32 eventlog output.
  //
  ///////////////////////////////////////////////////
 
  #include <extdll.h>
  #include "bot.h"
  #include "sb_syslog.h"
 
  #ifndef __linux__
 
  #include <time.h>
  static FILE *sb_log_file;
  char sb_log_msg[256];
  char * s_severity[] = {
          "none",        // not used
          "none",        // not used
          "none",        // not used
          "error",        // not used
          "warn",        // not used
      "notice",
      "info",
      "debug"};
 
  #endif
 
  bool g_LogPrint_enabled = FALSE;
 
  // opens a Linux syslog entry or opens a windows file using date as file name
  void LogOpen()
  {
          if (g_LogPrint_enabled)
          {
  #ifndef __linux__
                  char dateStr [9];
            _strdate(dateStr);
                  int max = strlen(dateStr);
                  for (int x = 0; x <= max; x++)
                  {
                          if (dateStr[x] == '/')
                                  dateStr[x] = '-';
                  }
                  strcpy(sb_log_msg, "log_");
                  strcat(sb_log_msg, dateStr);
                  strcat(sb_log_msg, ".txt");
                  sb_log_file=fopen(sb_log_msg, "a");
  #else       
                  openlog("shrikebot", LOG_DEBUG | LOG_INFO | LOG_NOTICE, LOG_USER);
  #endif
          }
  }
 
  // write the log messages
  void LogPrint(int severity, char *message)
  {
          if (g_LogPrint_enabled)
          {
  #ifndef __linux__
                  char timeStr [9];
                  _strtime( timeStr );
                  if (sb_log_file != NULL)
                  {
                          if (severity != LOG_DEBUG)
                          {
                                  strcpy(sb_log_msg, timeStr);
                                  strcat(sb_log_msg, " - ");
                                strcat(sb_log_msg, s_severity[severity]);
                                  strcat(sb_log_msg, ": ");
                                  strcat(sb_log_msg, message);
                          }
                          else
                                  strcpy(sb_log_msg, message);
 
                          strcat(sb_log_msg, "\n");
                          fprintf(sb_log_file, sb_log_msg);
                  }
  #else
                  syslog(severity, message);
  #endif       
          }
  }
 
  // close logging.  although this does not happen when it crashes.
 // but no dataloss because of not closed windows files so far.
  void LogClose()
  {
          if (g_LogPrint_enabled)
          {
  #ifndef __linux__
                  fclose(sb_log_file);
  #else
                  closelog();
  #endif
          }
  }
Form the rest of the code i use LogPrint(LOG_LEVEL, msg);
In stead of the HPB_Bot log routines. Where LOG_LEVEL could be one of the levels defined by Linux syslog.h. But i derived it to sb_syslog.h to make it shorter LogPrint(); fuctions. and to make it work with Win32.

@$3.1415rin 30-12-2004 16:42
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
about the A* Taskmanager ... I extended this idea a bit and made it more comfortable to work with ... here are the definitions : ( the actual code is nothing special, just some assignments and a simple algorithm for managing which task to execute, such stuff can be looked up in every operating system book )

Code:
class AStarBase;
class CBaseBot;
class CBehaviour;
class CCallback_onPathCreation;
// these classes handle astar task, so that you don't have any lags when paths are created. Each process is
// executed only for some time ( based on the iteration count of A* ) and then next frame calculation is
// continued based on priority and time of last execution
class AStarTask{
        friend class AStarTaskManager;
public:
AStarTask();
AStarTask(AStarBase *p,int iPriority,CBaseBot *pBot,CCallback_onPathCreation *pPC=0,long lTime=0)
:m_pAStar(p),m_iPriority(iPriority),m_pBot(pBot),m_pCB_onPathCreation(pPC),m_lExecution(lTime),m_lExecuted(0),m_lAdded(lTime){}
virtual ~AStarTask();
protected:
AStarBase *m_pAStar;
CCallback_onPathCreation *m_pCB_onPathCreation;
CBaseBot *m_pBot;
int m_iPriority; // priority of task - 0 is lowest, 5 is default
long m_lExecution; // last execution cycle
long m_lAdded;        // when was this task added ?
long m_lExecuted; // how many slices are already executed ?
};
class AStarTaskManager {
public:
AStarTaskManager();
virtual ~AStarTaskManager();
void addTask(AStarBase *,int,CBaseBot *,CCallback_onPathCreation *pPC=0);
void run(void);
int deleteTasksFrom(CCallback_onPathCreation*); // delete tasks with this callback
long getTotalTasks(void){return m_lCTasksTotal;}
unsigned long getCurrentTotalTasks(void){return (unsigned long)m_LTasks.size();}
int getSlicesCPFrame(void){return m_iSlicesNow;}
protected:
int m_iSlicespF;        // Slices per frame
long m_lCounter;        // couting up each iteration
long m_lCTasksTotal; // Total Tasks added since start of manager
int m_iSlicesNow;        // how many slices have been calculated ?
list <AStarTask> m_LTasks; // list of tasks
};

stefanhendriks 30-12-2004 17:19
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rifleman
I would love to :)
You should grab Allegro, you can get a windows binary , lib package or 'compilable version' (source) from http://www.allegro.cc , i suggest you grab the compilable version and make it compile, (read the documents very well). Its a bit of fiddling around with the paths (well, COULD be), but once THAT compiles, the game will compile.

Its 10MB (zipped), but it contains all you need: Source, gfx, grabber utility, etc.

CS2d\CS2d contains the source
CS2d\<dir> contains what it should contain (look at the name)

ow, and if you look at the source, you will laugh your ass off, seriously.

http://realbot.bots-united.com/files/CS2D.ZIP

(its up)

Rifleman 30-12-2004 17:44
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
hey , dude that link's broken ...

AH and yes , would you mind if I use the code ? OF course credit will be given

stefanhendriks 30-12-2004 18:00
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
fixed the link.

sure, no problem (else i would'nt have put it here anyways).

dub 30-12-2004 19:50
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
here`s my 2cents a nice little cpp doubly linked list class

Code:
CLinkedList *pLL = NULL;
 
 static bool        bStart = TRUE;
 
 CLinkedList::~CLinkedList( )
 {
        delete (pLL);
        pLL = NULL;
        bStart = TRUE;
 }
 
 void CLinkedList::SetToStartNode ( )
 {
        while (pLL->prev != NULL)
                pLL = pLL->prev;
 }
 
 void CLinkedList::SetToEndNode ( )
 {
        while (pLL->next != NULL)
                pLL = pLL->next;
 }
 
 long CLinkedList::GetNumberOfNodes ( )
 {
        long lNumberOfNodes;
 
        pLL->SetToStartNode ();
 
        lNumberOfNodes = 0;
 
        while (pLL->next != NULL)
        {
                pLL = pLL->next;
                lNumberOfNodes++;
        }
 
        return (lNumberOfNodes);
 }
 
 void CLinkedList::DeleteAllNodes ( )
 {
        pLL->SetToEndNode ();
 
        while (pLL->prev != NULL)
        {
                pLL = pLL->prev;
                delete (pLL->next);
                pLL->next = NULL;
        }
 
        bStart = TRUE;
        return;
 }
 
 void CLinkedList::AddNode (int iData)
 {
        CLinkedList *pNewNode;
 
        if (bStart)
        {
                bStart = FALSE;
                pLL->iData = iData;
                pLL->prev = NULL;
                pLL->next = NULL;
        }
        else
        {
                pLL->SetToEndNode ();
                pNewNode = new (CLinkedList);
                pLL->next = pNewNode;
                pNewNode->prev = pLL;
                pNewNode->iData = pLL->iData;
                pNewNode->next = NULL;
                pLL = pNewNode;
        }
 }
 
 void CLinkedList::DeleteNode ( )
 {
        CLinkedList *pNode = NULL;
 
        if (pLL->next != NULL)
                pNode = pLL->next;
        else if (pLL->prev != NULL)
                pNode = pLL->prev;
        else // dont delete the start node
                return;
 
        pLL->prev->next = pLL->next;
        pLL->next->prev = pLL->prev;
 
        pLL = pNode;
        return;
 }
 
 void CLinkedList::GoToNextNode ( )
 {
        if (pLL->next != NULL)
                pLL = pLL->next;
 }
 
 void CLinkedList::GoToPreviousNode ( )
 {
        if (pLL->prev != NULL)
                pLL = pLL->prev;
 }
 
 bool CLinkedList::IsNextNodeNull ( )
 {
        if (pLL->next != NULL)
                return FALSE;
        return TRUE;
 }
 
 bool CLinkedList::IsPrevNodeNull ( )
 {
        if (pLL->prev != NULL)
                return FALSE;
        return TRUE;
 }
 
 int CLinkedList::GetVar ( )
 {
        return (pLL->iData);
 }
 
 
 class CLinkedList
 {
        int                        iData;
        CLinkedList *prev;
        CLinkedList *next;
 
 public:
        // Class Construction
        CLinkedList ( ) :  prev(NULL), next(NULL) , iData(0)
        {
        }
        // Class Destruction
        virtual                ~CLinkedList ( );
        // Class Function Prototypes...
        void                AddNode (int fData);
        void                DeleteNode ( );
        void                DeleteAllNodes ( );
        void                SetToStartNode ( );
        void                SetToEndNode ( );
        long                GetNumberOfNodes ( );
        void                GoToNextNode ( );
        void                GoToPreviousNode ( );
        bool                IsNextNodeNull ( );
        bool                IsPrevNodeNull ( );
        int                        GetVar ( );
 };
 extern CLinkedList *pLL;
enjoy Dubb.

@$3.1415rin 30-12-2004 20:12
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
hm, somehow you missed something in your c++ course ;)

remove that pLL variable ... in the methods of that class ( that are the fucntions of a class ) you can access its variables directly. your solution works fine for one instance of that class, but you'll get into trouble once you wanna have more of them

PS: deleting isnt permitted in this forums :) just edit it if you like to

dub 30-12-2004 20:40
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
thanks for that aspirin;), i will upload a fixed version at about 10pm GMT
going out now.
p.s what names do you guys play cs under mines -=[AK]=- Dubb because i might have been playing with you yesterday.
p.p.s could one of the moderators delete the previous code thread.

sfx1999 31-12-2004 01:31
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
I would say my vector class is good, but I am not sure whether it works properly with pointers, so I'll only post part of it.

Code:
class vector3
 {
        public:
                vector3(void);
                vector3(float tempx, float tempy, float tempz);
                vector3(const vector3 &vector);
 
                float getLength(void);
 
                void normalize(void);
                vector3 normalized(void);
 
                vector3 operator+(vector3 vector);
                vector3 operator-(vector3 vector);
                vector3 operator*(vector3 vector);
                bool operator==(vector3 vector);
                bool operator!=(vector3 vector);
                void operator=(vector3 vector);
 
                float dotProduct(vector3 vector);
 
                float x, y, z;
 };
I mean, it works properly, but I think that some overloaded operators will shit themselves if you try to use a pointer. I have it under the X Consortium License.

Rifleman 31-12-2004 04:01
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
ah and yes stefan , do I need to do extra stuff with Allegro or just install it ?

Whistler 31-12-2004 04:09
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
Allegro is a library, you can just compile it and copy it into your MSVC folder

Rifleman 31-12-2004 04:25
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
I get the Windows Binary version and I do the manual installation then I think its alright since I have copied many lib files into the "LIB" directory :)

Rifleman 31-12-2004 04:37
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
hey , its quite easy to understand the code , but I se many "STEAM" phrase inside :D Perhaps I could do something :)

[EDIT]
Now player can fire , but no bullet appear , no sound :(

sfx1999 31-12-2004 06:35
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
I forgot to show the output of the full program. Here it is:

Quote:
Creating first vector (3, 5, 2)
Creating second vector (1, 9, 7)
The first vector is 6.16441 units long.
The second vector is 11.4455 units long.
Normalizing first vector. It is now (0.486664, 0.811107, 0.324443) and 1 units long.
Normalizing second vector. It is now (0.0873704, 0.786334, 0.611593) and 1 units
long.
vector1 + vector2 = (0.574035, 1.59744, 0.936036)
vector1 - vector2 = (0.399294, 0.0247735, -0.28715)
vector1 cross product vector2 = (0.240947, -0.269294, 0.311814)
vector1 dot product vector2 = 0.878748
Press any key to continue . . .
Does anyone know if the data is accurate?

@$3.1415rin 31-12-2004 09:56
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
just check it for yourself. normalized vectors have the length 1 when using the appropriate norm and addition and mutliplication shouldnt be a problem neither. if you have problems with your code, maybe you should start another thread for itself, or start a general "misc coding questions" thread

FrostyCoolSlug 31-12-2004 10:05
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
Some random crap i dug up from one of my webservers :p

PHP Code:
function mt_diff($a, $b)
{
    // Function designed to confuse the FUCK outta anyone.
    list($am, $ai) = explode(' ', $a);
    list($bm, $bi) = explode(' ', $b);
    if ($ai > $bi) {
        return ($ai - $bi) + ($am - $bm);
    } elseif ($ai == $bi) {
        if ($am > $bm) {
            return ($ai - $bi) + ($am - $bm);
        } elseif ($am < $bm) {
            return ($bi - $ai) + ($bm - $am);
        } else {
            return 0;
        } 
    } else {
        return ($bi - $ai) + ($bm - $am);
    } 
} 
And theres always this one..

PHP Code:
// kthx..
die(); // !!!! 

biohazerd87 31-12-2004 11:22
Re: Show off your finest piece of code!
 
not really a code... but it is the first thing i have ever made in flash and it took awhile to make.....
www.crazymonkeycomputers.com


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