On Friday, 13 December 2013 at 13:24:43 UTC, Rikki Cattermole
wrote:
Perhaps an alternative way to write it is like this:
double
windX = 0,
runTmr = 0;
You also have a lot of enums that like WIDTH and HEIGHT that
could be transformed into a single enum.
e.g.
enum int WIDTH = 800;
enum int HEIGHT = 600;
Would become:
enum : int {
WIDTH = 800,
HEIGHT = 600
}
I didn't realise D could do that; I've updated the code to use
that style of variable declaration. It's interesting to be able
to declare two arrays at once like so:
double[RUNNING_TIME * 1000]
frames,
gpuTimes;
Is there some way to initialise multiple values to zero without
writing the zero more than once, so that the following only needs
one zero:
double
windX = 0,
runTmr = 0;
I am timing, there just isn't much different in results between
the different implementations. Why would you say not to use
Derelict for bindings?
