- Replace some non-const-correct char * to std::string to avoid
potential dangling pointers and manual memory management.
- oCommonData was deemed redundant, so unitcommondata.{cpp,h} have been
removed.
- There was no need to define non-default destructors or operator= for
TCarParam.
- oSideScaleMu and oSideScaleBrake were always set to 0.95f instead of
0.97f by all categories, so assume these values as defaults and remove
both TDriver::ScaleSide and these variables altogether.
- Since robots now allocated driver data dynamically i.e., without
any arbitrary limits, oExtended was deemed redundant.
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Similarly to other driver implementations, simplix relied on
arbitrarily-sized buffers to store driver data, instead of allocating it
dynamically.
Furthermore, simplix relied on having per-category copies of its shared
library (e.g.: simplix_ls1, simplix_sc) to perform per-category
initializations and store them into statically allocated variables.
This has been fixed so that per-category initializations are perfomed
from the driver side, which means that one shared library can be used
for all car categories.
Since drivers are now re-indexed on every call to GfDrivers::reload,
IndexOffset is no longer needed.
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Most of dandroid's private parameters are shared among cars and even
entire categories, and only a small fraction of such parameters are ever
changed.
Therefore, this commit suggests sane defaults so as to remove all
redundant parameters in order to greatly simplify dandroid-based driver
parameters. Also, it adds the possibility to set per-category
parameters.
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C++ requires members to be initialised in the same order as they are
listed on the class definition. Otherwise, some compilers might throw a
warning message.
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So far, usr would crash the game if parameters were missing for a
specific car, track or weather code. Since dynamically generated
drivers introduce a combinatory explosion, it is no longer acceptable to
crash on missing parameters, so now sane defaults are assumed.
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Robot clones were shared library duplicates with a different name that
the game would rely on to perform different actions based on the car
category.
Not only this was a hacky solution, but it also involved around 50
extra libraries loaded into the game, which means higher resource
consumption and slower startup time, as well as making driver management
more difficult to the much higher of directories involved in
data/drivers/.
Now, only 1 shared library per robot is defined.
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Career mode was meant as an alternative championship mode with
dynamically generated drivers, but it is now redundant since dynamically
generated drivers are available to all racing modes.
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Dynamically generated drivers have introduced a few breaking changes:
- Now, all drivers, whether generated or not, are stored into
GfLocalDir.
- Driver indexes, and therefore directory names, are recalculated every
time GfDrivers::reload is called, so the in-game must find the next
available index number on a given subdirectory.
- As a consequence of this, the file-based timestamp mechanism used in
cars and tracks cannot be used for drivers, since the directory name can
(and will) change at any time. Instead, GfDrivers::self() is looked up.
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shadow's LearnedGraph relied on manual memory management and non-default
copy operators, which is error-prone (in fact, m_pAxis was being leaked)
and does not provide any benefits over std::vector.
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Defining a m_pShared as a per-object pointer that always points to the
same object is redundant, and can introduce a risk for dangling
pointers.
Instead, s_shared (now, m_pShared) has been defined as a static member
in Driver.
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An excessive use of operator= overloads was defined so as to copy
common parameters from Path-derived classes, such as ClothoidPath and
PitPath. However, this could be simplified since the default copy
operator would suffice.
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Even if shadow was defined with OOP in mind, for some unknown reason
Driver::Drive relied on a statically allocated array with an arbitrary
size of MAX_MOD_ITF elements (20). Because now the game supports a
virtually unlimited number of drivers (aka interfaces), it was possible
to read past the last_srslip array and cause undefined behaviour.
As hinted above, this array did not make any sense since last_srslip
should be part of each Driver object, and not a statically allocated
array.
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Since driver indexes are now recalculated every time GfDrivers::reload
is called, they can be no longer relied on. Instead, driver names are
now used to find a specific driver, since names are set on creation.
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Driver parameters (name, short name, code, etc.) are now stored into
GfLocalDir by GfDrivers::reload.
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So far, every robot would set up an arbitrary limit on the number of
drivers that could be defined. Not only it was an inefficient approach
because of the fixed-size statically allocated buffers this would incur,
but also there is no reason why this should not be allocated
dynamically.
Now, the internal data structures for each robot are generated
dynamically depending on the number of drivers defined by its parameter
file.
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Since drivers can be now dynamically generated and this requires write
permissions, they are now always stored into GfLocalDir instead of
GfDataDir.
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Now, drivers from any category, robot type or car model can be generated
or deleted from the driver selection menu.
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Since cars can be now downloaded from the in-game download manager,
the internal list of cars must be updated without having to restart the
game.
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Future commits will simplify the current directory structure of
per-category robot directories (e.g.: "dandroid_ls1", "usr_mp5"),
instead only having one directory per robot (e.g.: "dandroid", "usr").
Therefore, these exceptions must be removed so that drivers can still be
looked up.
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This should fix some of the leaks as reported by:
https://sourceforge.net/p/speed-dreams/tickets/1297/
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Future commits will make use of this tag.
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While it is true that FList::unknown equals zero and therefore it is
implicitly initialised by the prior call to calloc(3), it is still
advisable to initialise it explicitly for enhanced readability.
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Regular files in Windows might not only include the _A_NORMAL attribute
[1]. In fact, experiments with WINE revealed that most files would in
fact include the _A_ARCH attribute.
Otherwise, most files would default to FList::unknown and therefore
functions relying on FList::file would not work.
[1]: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/c-runtime-library/filename-search-functions?view=msvc-170
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- Improved overtaking response to slower cars
- Greatly reduced lifting of throttle when letting faster cars past
- Improved tire selection capability for both race starts and during pit stops, depending on both track temperature *and* race length
- Shifting point is now adjustable. Use parameter "shift up point" (range: 0.01 - 1.0)
- Improved tire change strategies. Bots will now pit when their most worn tire reaches "Pit Tire Wear Threshold" (range: 0.0 - 100.0, default 25.0). If they do not reach this point when they pit, they will change tires anyway if the remaining life is less than 2x this threshold value.
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Also roll back a change to tire pressure that caused strange behavior with very small cars, like karts.
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According to the documentation, applications using SHFileOperation
should only check for zero or non-zero. Moreover, the return values for
SHFileOperation are marked as not reliable or stable. [1]
Because of this, it is not possible to achieve the same behaviour
between Win32 and POSIX for portability::rmdir_r.
[1]: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/shellapi/nf-shellapi-shfileoperationa
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Otherwise, libraries built by the xmlversion target (namely,
portability, tgf and txml) could be built under a different
CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE.
For example, if CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE were assigned to Debug from the
top-level project, these libraries would otherwise under Release and
therefore debugging symbols would not be available.
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Windows and POSIX had different behaviours for portability::rmdir_r if
a directory did not exist. This commit therefore modifies the Windows
implementation so as to match the same behaviour as in POSIX, and
therefore recover the original implementation in main.cpp.
This reverts commit r9624.
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Whereas GNU/Linux returns 0 even if the directory does not exist,
on Windows it returns non-zero since SHFileOperation fails in such
circumstances.
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- Fixes for excessive tire wear when cars spawn with wheels below the ground by limiting
- Ability to tweak tire temperature gain depending on 2D axis direction ("lateral mu heat factor" or "longitudinal mu heat factor")
- Ability to tweak tire cool down rates ("tire cooling factor", "tire speed cooling factor")
- Ability to tweak tire's ability to maintain heat in wet conditions ("tread water drain speed" - defaults to 0 for dry tires, 1.5 and 3 for and inter/wet tires). Higher numbers mean tires can retain heat even when track is wet.
- Removed explicit penalties for tire grip and heating for using wet tires on dry track
In addition, "Stiffness" now changes in accordance to tire pressure. This is intended to simulate the tire becoming stiffer as tire temperature - and thus - pressure - increases.
Unfortunately this breaks the parameters for A LOT of cars in some way: cars without tire options will be undrivable in wet conditions by default, and tire compounds must be rebalanced for cars with them.
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Even if GFPARM_RMODE_REREAD was meant as an optional flag for
GfParmReadFile, it is always set by the implementation. This forced
the parameter file to be always opened for reading, which would fail if
the file did not exist. This is undesired when creating new parameter
files from scratch.
Since this behaviour is probably assumed by many parts of the code, a
new flag, namely GFPARM_RMODE_NOREREAD, has been added so as to disable
such behaviour while maintaining backwards compatibility.
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Since the actual motivation behind GfCars::GfCars is to scan for
directories, checking against "CMakeLists.txt" is fragile since other
files could be listed as well, leading to undesired behaviour.
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