Game-Programming-Gems-7
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说明： 游戏编程精粹系列的最新一本，内容涉及通用编程、数学和物理、人工智能、音频、图形学、网络和多人游戏、脚本和数据驱动系统等内容，具有较强的先进性和通用性。提供了本书的源程序、演示程序以及需要的各种游戏开发的第三方工具
(Game Programming Gems series, the latest one, covering the contents of generic programming, mathematics and physics, artificial intelligence, audio, graphics, networking and multiplayer games, scripts, and data-driven system, with a strong advancement and versatility. Provides a source, demos and various game developers need to book a third-party tool)
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1 General Programming\02 High Performance Heap Allocator\hpha.cpp (29389, 2007-09-21)
1 General Programming\02 High Performance Heap Allocator\hpha.h (46062, 2007-09-21)
1 General Programming\02 High Performance Heap Allocator\hpha.sln (1060, 2007-09-21)
1 General Programming\02 High Performance Heap Allocator\hpha.vcproj (5965, 2007-09-21)
1 General Programming\02 High Performance Heap Allocator\main.cpp (13650, 2007-09-21)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Sounds\boom.wav (84782, 2007-08-14)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Sounds\button13.wav (23272, 2007-08-14)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Sounds\gameOver.wav (72456, 2007-08-14)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Sounds\Init.wav (68064, 2007-08-14)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Sounds\splash.wav (32428, 1999-11-22)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\AboutC.tga (115644, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\AboutM.tga (115644, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\AboutN.tga (115644, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\ConfigurationC.tga (260144, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\ConfigurationM.tga (260144, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\ConfigurationN.tga (260144, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\CreditsC.tga (144544, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\CreditsM.tga (144544, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\CreditsN.tga (144544, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\desktop.tga (2048044, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\desktop_About.tga (2048044, 2007-08-17)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\desktop_Config.tga (2048044, 2007-08-20)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\desktop_Credits.tga (2048044, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\desktop_GameOver.tga (2048044, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\desktop_Play.tga (2048044, 2007-08-12)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\EasyC.tga (96264, 2007-08-11)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\EasyM.tga (96264, 2007-08-11)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\EasyN.tga (96264, 2007-08-11)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\ExitC.tga (86744, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\ExitM.tga (86744, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\ExitN.tga (86744, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\HardC.tga (96264, 2007-08-17)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\HardM.tga (96264, 2007-08-17)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\HardN.tga (96264, 2007-08-17)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\MediumC.tga (135024, 2007-08-17)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\MediumM.tga (135024, 2007-08-17)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\MediumN.tga (135024, 2007-08-17)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\MenuC.tga (106124, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\MenuM.tga (106124, 2007-08-10)
1 General Programming\03 Optical Flow For Videogames Played With Webcams\Game\Data\Textures\MenuN.tga (106124, 2007-08-10)
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Article: Advanced Debuggin Techniques
Author: Martin Fleisz
====================================================================================
Requirements:
Windows
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
- Latest version of the Microsoft Debugging Tools SDK (available at http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/devtools/debugging/default.mspx).
- Latest version of the Vista SDK (available at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=4377f86d-c913-4b5c-b87e-ef72e5b4e065&displaylang=en).
- Ensure that the latest version of dbghelp.dll is either in the application directory or
in your system directory. If the library loads an older version it might assert() or
behaves undefined when calling Debug Helper API functions.
Unix
- Tested on Fedora Linux 6 with gcc version 4.0.x and glibc version 2.5
====================================================================================
Debug Library Notes
Windows
- Memory leak detection is only active in debug builds. It's not possible to install allocation hooks
in Release builds because the CRT removes all calls to _CrtSetAllocHook from user code.
- Under some circumstances, it can happen that your application dead-locks when using the memory leak
detector and loading dlls that dynamically allocate memory in DllMain. This is caused by the Windows
load lock that is held by the OS when loading an application. The same lock is acquired by
GetModuleFileName which is called inside the allocation hook. If an allocation is done from within
DllMain the OS will hold this lock, while GetModuleFileName waits for it to be released - then your
application will be dead-lock. If this is a problem you can disable the module info caching using
CMemLeakDetector::SetModuleInfoCaching. However, if you have leaks in dlls that you dynamically
unload during runtime the reporter won't be able to resolve the symbols for the callstack frames
of this dll.
- if you #define USE_WER when compiling the Debug Library the Exception Handler will use Vista's WER API
to report errors. This define can also be enabled when you compile for platforms that don't support WER.
In this case the standard reporting (mini dump creation) is performed. In case you enable WER you should
modify the CDebugHelp::CreateWERReport function so that the report contains the information you want
and need (i.e. additional log files of your game, etc.).
Unix
- You might want to consider to synchronize the CDebugHelp::CreateMiniDump function as the coredumper
API is not thread safe (see documentation for WriteCoreDump in the coredumper library)
- You might need to adjust the makefile provided with the code to build the library for your target platform
- Memory leak detection is only available if the library is build with _DEBUG defined
- For Unicode support build the library with _UNICODE defined
====================================================================================
Usage:
You will need to include DbgLib.h into your project (i.e. into your precompiled header file).
By default, memory leak detection is enabled automatically when your application is linked
with DbgLib. To change this behavior undefine AUTO_ENABLE_MEMLEAKDETECTOR in the stdafx.h
header of the library.
The API exposed by DbgLib is not thread safe!
To install the unhandled exception handler use the following line of code.
DbgLib::CDebugFx::SetExceptionHandlers(true);
Additionally you can install a custom exception handler callback that is executed after the exception
handler has finished collectin information about the crash. Here is an example:
void MyHandler(void* p_GameInstance)
{
static_cast(p_GameInstance)->SaveGame();
}
...
DbgLib::CDebugFx::SetExceptionCallback(MyHandler, &gameObject);
If you turned of the auto-registration of the memory leak detector you can active tracking
in your application with the following code:
int main(..)
{
using namespace DbgLib;
CMemLeakDetector* detector = CDebugFx::GetMemLeakDetector();
// optional: set a custom reporter
detector->SetReporter(new CMyReporter);
// enable tracking
detector->Enable();
// game starts
....
// disable tracking
detector->Disable();
// game finished - all resources were freed(?) - report leaks
detector->ReportLeaks();
}
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