Previously, these two files were only added when SG was built with
-DUSE_AEONWAVE:BOOL=OFF, because the SG code in use when USE_AEONWAVE is
set to ON doesn't need readwav.hxx nor readwav.cxx. However, readwav.hxx
and readwav.cxx are not only used in SG, but also in FG (at least by
flightgear/src/Sound/VoiceSynthesizer.cxx), and this was causing a build
failure when SG's USE_AEONWAVE and FG's ENABLE_FLITE flags were both set
to ON:
https://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=35672#p346633
and
https://sourceforge.net/p/flightgear/mailman/message/36645567/
This commit should fix this build failure.
- remove the old svn properties; a scan of FGAddon and FGdata showed these are not in use except for the dialog
- new property "active" - which is true when the worker thread is running.
- changes to enabled now take effect immediately; whereas before a reinit had to be issued. This could lead to confusing GUI state as the enabled property would be true but without closing the dialog (e.g. cancelling it) terrasync could be in a different state.
- use property nodes (performance optimisation)
Extend the command API to allow posting commands from arbitrary threads,
for deferred execution on the main thread. Additional pieces on the FG
side to follow shortly.
changed to use const char* rather than const std::string & as this doesn't work on GCC; and besides std::string converts nicely to const char* and most of the times this is used it is actually a string literal.
Set the filename back to what it was after loading - seems sensible and as yet no side effects.
Also the previous commit that included the handling of sgio_exceptions also broke the DDS-TC pretty much completely.
State machines will now throw exceptions if errors are encountered
when loading the XML file.
This includes:
- Unknown <source> or <target> states referenced by transitions
- States and transitions without <name> elements
- Transitions without <target> or <condition> elements
- State machines with fewer than two states
Previously the state machine would load and then crash when hitting
such malformed states or transitions. Now it will refuse to load,
while providing useful error messages as to the problem.
This is to help diagnose where performance is being used and augments the current performance monitor.
The easiest way to active this is to open the performance monitor; however setting the enable property will enable less intrusive logging and overrun detection.
Using the GUI performance monitor itself affects the performance when it updates.
Properties
/sim/performance-monitor/enabled - need to be true to be active (unchanged)
/sim/performance-monitor/dump-stats - hierarchical dump to console of all current timing stats for all subsysems
/sim/performance-monitor/interval-s - reporting interval (unchanged)
/sim/performance-monitor/max-time-per-frame-ms - any subsystem that takes more than this amount of will be logged to the console
This will use the inherently unsafe versions of the load methods which can result in deleting an object (from the cache) that has just been loaded in the database thread.
Symptom OSG WARN deleting still referenced object.
- use a file contents hash instead of filepath.
- add a local lru cache for filepath->hash (for performance improvements)
- calculate and resize to nearest power of two
- handle normal maps and images from effects differently.
- when cache is active any image that can't be converted to a dds will have a mipmap generated (which still helps the loading process); although this may be responsible for introducing purple into transparent images..
This should have been in the previous commit - However I managed to mess up the merging of this module due to other changes related to the DDS texture cache.
