Jon Berndt wrote:
Are there any reasons to choose one method over the other in the declaration
of local variables that are used each frame?
Here are some examples. Note that this hypothetical routine would be called
each pass through the EOM (for example):
= Method 2)
Jon Berndt wrote:
Are there any reasons to choose one method over the other in
the declaration
of local variables that are used each frame?
Here are some examples. Note that this hypothetical routine
would be called
each pass through the EOM (for example):
=
Jon,
I guess that you will know the final outcome of my opinion, but I will now
tell in detail why:
On Dienstag, 9. März 2004 03:52, Jon Berndt wrote:
Are there any reasons to choose one method over the other in the
declaration of local variables that are used each frame?
Yep.
I want to
Are there any reasons to choose one method over the other in the declaration
of local variables that are used each frame?
Here are some examples. Note that this hypothetical routine would be called
each pass through the EOM (for example):
= Method 1)
MyClass::Calculate(double xyz)
{
Jon Berndt writes:
Are there any reasons to choose one method over the other in the declaration
of local variables that are used each frame?
Here are some examples. Note that this hypothetical routine would be called
each pass through the EOM (for example):
following use local
