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Many instances of a function or expression being used repeatedly, which can lower performance.

Fixed it in these cases by creating on local var, reference or pointer that's used instead.
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Areloch 2015-07-13 22:51:17 -05:00
parent ec63398042
commit 2002d74b78
38 changed files with 465 additions and 371 deletions
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Engine/source/ts/tsAnimate.cpp
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@ -88,16 +88,18 @@ void TSShapeInstance::animateNodes(S32 ss)
{
TSThread * th = mThreadList[i];
if (th->getSequence()->isBlend())
const TSShape::Sequence* threadSequence = th->getSequence();
if (threadSequence->isBlend())
{
// blend sequences need default (if not set by other sequence)
// break rather than continue because the rest will be blends too
firstBlend = i;
break;
}
rotBeenSet.takeAway(th->getSequence()->rotationMatters);
tranBeenSet.takeAway(th->getSequence()->translationMatters);
scaleBeenSet.takeAway(th->getSequence()->scaleMatters);
rotBeenSet.takeAway(threadSequence->rotationMatters);
tranBeenSet.takeAway(threadSequence->translationMatters);
scaleBeenSet.takeAway(threadSequence->scaleMatters);
}
rotBeenSet.takeAway(mCallbackNodes);
rotBeenSet.takeAway(mHandsOffNodes);
@ -576,9 +578,12 @@ void TSShapeInstance::handleBlendSequence(TSThread * thread, S32 a, S32 b)
S32 jrot=0;
S32 jtrans=0;
S32 jscale=0;
TSIntegerSet nodeMatters = thread->getSequence()->translationMatters;
nodeMatters.overlap(thread->getSequence()->rotationMatters);
nodeMatters.overlap(thread->getSequence()->scaleMatters);
const TSShape::Sequence* threadSequence = thread->getSequence();
TSIntegerSet nodeMatters = threadSequence->translationMatters;
nodeMatters.overlap(threadSequence->rotationMatters);
nodeMatters.overlap(threadSequence->scaleMatters);
nodeMatters.takeAway(mHandsOffNodes);
S32 start = nodeMatters.start();
S32 end = b;
@ -587,50 +592,50 @@ void TSShapeInstance::handleBlendSequence(TSThread * thread, S32 a, S32 b)
// skip nodes outside of this detail
if (start<a || mDisableBlendNodes.test(nodeIndex))
{
if (thread->getSequence()->rotationMatters.test(nodeIndex))
if (threadSequence->rotationMatters.test(nodeIndex))
jrot++;
if (thread->getSequence()->translationMatters.test(nodeIndex))
if (threadSequence->translationMatters.test(nodeIndex))
jtrans++;
if (thread->getSequence()->scaleMatters.test(nodeIndex))
if (threadSequence->scaleMatters.test(nodeIndex))
jscale++;
continue;
}
MatrixF mat(true);
if (thread->getSequence()->rotationMatters.test(nodeIndex))
if (threadSequence->rotationMatters.test(nodeIndex))
{
QuatF q1,q2;
mShape->getRotation(*thread->getSequence(),thread->keyNum1,jrot,&q1);
mShape->getRotation(*thread->getSequence(),thread->keyNum2,jrot,&q2);
mShape->getRotation(*threadSequence,thread->keyNum1,jrot,&q1);
mShape->getRotation(*threadSequence,thread->keyNum2,jrot,&q2);
QuatF quat;
TSTransform::interpolate(q1,q2,thread->keyPos,&quat);
TSTransform::setMatrix(quat,&mat);
jrot++;
}
if (thread->getSequence()->translationMatters.test(nodeIndex))
if (threadSequence->translationMatters.test(nodeIndex))
{
const Point3F & p1 = mShape->getTranslation(*thread->getSequence(),thread->keyNum1,jtrans);
const Point3F & p2 = mShape->getTranslation(*thread->getSequence(),thread->keyNum2,jtrans);
const Point3F & p1 = mShape->getTranslation(*threadSequence,thread->keyNum1,jtrans);
const Point3F & p2 = mShape->getTranslation(*threadSequence,thread->keyNum2,jtrans);
Point3F p;
TSTransform::interpolate(p1,p2,thread->keyPos,&p);
mat.setColumn(3,p);
jtrans++;
}
if (thread->getSequence()->scaleMatters.test(nodeIndex))
if (threadSequence->scaleMatters.test(nodeIndex))
{
if (thread->getSequence()->animatesUniformScale())
if (threadSequence->animatesUniformScale())
{
F32 s1 = mShape->getUniformScale(*thread->getSequence(),thread->keyNum1,jscale);
F32 s2 = mShape->getUniformScale(*thread->getSequence(),thread->keyNum2,jscale);
F32 s1 = mShape->getUniformScale(*threadSequence,thread->keyNum1,jscale);
F32 s2 = mShape->getUniformScale(*threadSequence,thread->keyNum2,jscale);
F32 scale = TSTransform::interpolate(s1,s2,thread->keyPos);
TSTransform::applyScale(scale,&mat);
}
else if (animatesAlignedScale())
{
Point3F s1 = mShape->getAlignedScale(*thread->getSequence(),thread->keyNum1,jscale);
Point3F s2 = mShape->getAlignedScale(*thread->getSequence(),thread->keyNum2,jscale);
Point3F s1 = mShape->getAlignedScale(*threadSequence,thread->keyNum1,jscale);
Point3F s2 = mShape->getAlignedScale(*threadSequence,thread->keyNum2,jscale);
Point3F scale;
TSTransform::interpolate(s1,s2,thread->keyPos,&scale);
TSTransform::applyScale(scale,&mat);
@ -638,8 +643,8 @@ void TSShapeInstance::handleBlendSequence(TSThread * thread, S32 a, S32 b)
else
{
TSScale s1,s2;
mShape->getArbitraryScale(*thread->getSequence(),thread->keyNum1,jscale,&s1);
mShape->getArbitraryScale(*thread->getSequence(),thread->keyNum2,jscale,&s2);
mShape->getArbitraryScale(*threadSequence,thread->keyNum1,jscale,&s1);
mShape->getArbitraryScale(*threadSequence,thread->keyNum2,jscale,&s2);
TSScale scale;
TSTransform::interpolate(s1,s2,thread->keyPos,&scale);
TSTransform::applyScale(scale,&mat);
@ -686,15 +691,17 @@ void TSShapeInstance::animateVisibility(S32 ss)
{
TSThread * th = mThreadList[i];
const TSShape::Sequence* threadSequence = th->getSequence();
// For better or worse, object states are stored together (frame,
// matFrame, visibility all in one structure). Thus, indexing into
// object state array for animation for any of these attributes needs to
// take into account whether or not the other attributes are also animated.
// The object states should eventually be separated (like the node states were)
// in order to save memory and save the following step.
TSIntegerSet objectMatters = th->getSequence()->frameMatters;
objectMatters.overlap(th->getSequence()->matFrameMatters);
objectMatters.overlap(th->getSequence()->visMatters);
TSIntegerSet objectMatters = threadSequence->frameMatters;
objectMatters.overlap(threadSequence->matFrameMatters);
objectMatters.overlap(threadSequence->visMatters);
// skip to beginning of this sub-shape
S32 j=0;
@ -702,10 +709,10 @@ void TSShapeInstance::animateVisibility(S32 ss)
S32 end = b;
for (S32 objectIndex = start; objectIndex<end; objectMatters.next(objectIndex), j++)
{
if (!beenSet.test(objectIndex) && th->getSequence()->visMatters.test(objectIndex))
if (!beenSet.test(objectIndex) && threadSequence->visMatters.test(objectIndex))
{
F32 state1 = mShape->getObjectState(*th->getSequence(),th->keyNum1,j).vis;
F32 state2 = mShape->getObjectState(*th->getSequence(),th->keyNum2,j).vis;
F32 state1 = mShape->getObjectState(*threadSequence,th->keyNum1,j).vis;
F32 state2 = mShape->getObjectState(*threadSequence,th->keyNum2,j).vis;
if ((state1-state2) * (state1-state2) > 0.99f)
// goes from 0 to 1 -- discreet jump
mMeshObjects[objectIndex].visible = th->keyPos<0.5f ? state1 : state2;
@ -747,15 +754,17 @@ void TSShapeInstance::animateFrame(S32 ss)
{
TSThread * th = mThreadList[i];
const TSShape::Sequence* threadSequence = th->getSequence();
// For better or worse, object states are stored together (frame,
// matFrame, visibility all in one structure). Thus, indexing into
// object state array for animation for any of these attributes needs to
// take into account whether or not the other attributes are also animated.
// The object states should eventually be separated (like the node states were)
// in order to save memory and save the following step.
TSIntegerSet objectMatters = th->getSequence()->frameMatters;
objectMatters.overlap(th->getSequence()->matFrameMatters);
objectMatters.overlap(th->getSequence()->visMatters);
TSIntegerSet objectMatters = threadSequence->frameMatters;
objectMatters.overlap(threadSequence->matFrameMatters);
objectMatters.overlap(threadSequence->visMatters);
// skip to beginning of this sub-shape
S32 j=0;
@ -763,10 +772,10 @@ void TSShapeInstance::animateFrame(S32 ss)
S32 end = b;
for (S32 objectIndex = start; objectIndex<end; objectMatters.next(objectIndex), j++)
{
if (!beenSet.test(objectIndex) && th->getSequence()->frameMatters.test(objectIndex))
if (!beenSet.test(objectIndex) && threadSequence->frameMatters.test(objectIndex))
{
S32 key = (th->keyPos<0.5f) ? th->keyNum1 : th->keyNum2;
mMeshObjects[objectIndex].frame = mShape->getObjectState(*th->getSequence(),key,j).frameIndex;
mMeshObjects[objectIndex].frame = mShape->getObjectState(*threadSequence,key,j).frameIndex;
// record change so that later threads don't over-write us...
beenSet.set(objectIndex);
@ -802,15 +811,17 @@ void TSShapeInstance::animateMatFrame(S32 ss)
{
TSThread * th = mThreadList[i];
const TSShape::Sequence* threadSequence = th->getSequence();
// For better or worse, object states are stored together (frame,
// matFrame, visibility all in one structure). Thus, indexing into
// object state array for animation for any of these attributes needs to
// take into account whether or not the other attributes are also animated.
// The object states should eventually be separated (like the node states were)
// in order to save memory and save the following step.
TSIntegerSet objectMatters = th->getSequence()->frameMatters;
objectMatters.overlap(th->getSequence()->matFrameMatters);
objectMatters.overlap(th->getSequence()->visMatters);
TSIntegerSet objectMatters = threadSequence->frameMatters;
objectMatters.overlap(threadSequence->matFrameMatters);
objectMatters.overlap(threadSequence->visMatters);
// skip to beginining of this sub-shape
S32 j=0;
@ -818,10 +829,10 @@ void TSShapeInstance::animateMatFrame(S32 ss)
S32 end = b;
for (S32 objectIndex = start; objectIndex<end; objectMatters.next(objectIndex), j++)
{
if (!beenSet.test(objectIndex) && th->getSequence()->matFrameMatters.test(objectIndex))
if (!beenSet.test(objectIndex) && threadSequence->matFrameMatters.test(objectIndex))
{
S32 key = (th->keyPos<0.5f) ? th->keyNum1 : th->keyNum2;
mMeshObjects[objectIndex].matFrame = mShape->getObjectState(*th->getSequence(),key,j).matFrameIndex;
mMeshObjects[objectIndex].matFrame = mShape->getObjectState(*threadSequence,key,j).matFrameIndex;
// record change so that later threads don't over-write us...
beenSet.set(objectIndex);