Jim Wilson writes:
> Well I've setup a bare bones class for FGScene and have been
> browsing through main.cxx. I'm not quite sure what you mean by
> "all of the scene- and scenery-management code".
I mean the initialization, setup (clip planes, etc.), and drawing of
the main scene graph. It might not hurt to move more into there
(i.e. lighting and sky), but one step at a time might not be a bad
idea.
My ultimate goal is for fgMainLoop to look something like this:
void
fgMainLoop ()
{
long dt = globals->getElapsedTimeSomeHow();
for (int i = 0; i < globals->getSubsystemCount(); i++)
globals->getSubsystem(i)->update(dt);
}
The main.cxx file should be only a couple of hundred lines long at
most, and should give a good overview of the top-level control flow of
the program. Next, most modules should be moved out of src/Main,
leaving only truly main ones like options.[ch]xx, globals.[ch]xx, and
fgfs.[ch]xx.
All the best,
David
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