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- Some compile options that make sense for build.bat, and a build_release.bat
- oogabooga:
- Big buffer program_memory that always has same base address (goodbye serialisation problems)
- Big buffer grows as needed, crash when out of memory
- Very sexy platform abstraction & basic os call procedures
- Heap allocator around the program memory.
- Jaiyfication (context, context.allocator, push_allocator, temp allocator)
- Some tests to make sure we ooga the right boogas
60 lines
1.5 KiB
C
60 lines
1.5 KiB
C
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int main() {
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printf("Program started\n");
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oogabooga_init(1024 * 1024 * 100); // Start with 100mb program memory
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// alloc calls to context.allocator.proc which by default is set to the
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// heap allocator in memory.c
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int *a = cast(int*)alloc(sizeof(int));
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dealloc(a);
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// We can do an old school memory dump to save our game with the global variables
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// (void*) program_memory and (u64) program_memory_size
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// program_memory will ALWAYS have the same virtual memory base address, so all
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// pointers will remain valid when read back from disk.
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// We can push allocator like jai
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push_allocator(temp);
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// all calls to alloc() here will be with the temporary allocator
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pop_allocator(); // But this is C so we have to pop it manually!
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// or we can just do this for temporary allocation
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int *b = talloc(sizeof(int));
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// Call each frame
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reset_temporary_storage();
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Context c = context;
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// ... modify c
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push_context(c);
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// ... do stuff in modified context
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pop_context();
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// For now, context only has the allocator and CONTEXT_EXTRA which can be defined
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// to add some custom stuff to context
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// But it needs to be in build.c before including oogabooga.c.
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// #define CONTEXT_EXTRA struct { int monkee; }
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context.extra.monkee = 69;
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// This can be disabled in build.c
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#if RUN_TESTS
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oogabooga_run_tests();
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#endif
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int hello;
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hello = 5;
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#ifdef DEBUG
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printf("Hello, balls! (debug)\n");
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#endif
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#ifdef RELEASE
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printf("Hello, balls! (release)\n");
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#endif
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printf("Program exit as expected\n");
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return 0;
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}
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