I've been trying to analyse speeds, and have run into a few bugs:
* The island map generator creates a huge patch of stone for every team.
It would be better if only a single piece was created. I can upload a
hackish patch for that, unless you want to spend the time doing it
neatly.
* I can't find any way to end a game running with "--nox" cleanly. This
means that log files don't get written. Ideally, I'd like it to catch
a "KILL" or "HUP" signal, or to respond to "quit" typed on the
command-line, and end the game cleanly. Is this something that would
be easy to do?
* Adding an SGSL script in the editor causes the game to crash when the
script is saved, or the editor exits.
I've been learning to use the profiling tool "gprof" - early tests
suggest that over 90% of execution time is spent in
updateRessourcesGradient() and updateGradientLine(), so optimising these
functions is pretty much the only thing that matters in terms of game
speed.
- Andrew
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