C++ for Games: Performance. Allocations and Data Locality - IT Hare on Soft.ware
[[This is Chapter 16(a) from “beta” Volume V of the upcoming book “Development&Deployment of Multiplayer Online Games”, which is currently being beta-tested. Beta-testing is intended to improve the quality of the book, and provides free e-copy of the “release” book to those who help with improving; for further details see “Book Beta Testing“. All the content published during Beta Testing, is subje
Claw: C++ Tweeners
Tween is a C++ library providing an implementation for tweening. In details, this library allows to interpolate the intermediate values between two given values during a time interval. This practice is well used in animation and is widely popular in the context of ActionScript/Flash games and websites. The goal of this library is to provide similar functionalities to C++ programs. Why this library
C++: Custom memory allocation
Fast memory allocations along with memory leak detection can have a big impact on games performance. C++ provides two well known functions to allocate dynamic (heap) memory (malloc and new), these functions are usually very slow because they're general purpose functions and in some implementations require a context-switch from user mode into kernel mode. These functions also do not provide any kin
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