handmade/include/events_common.h

#pragma once

#include <SDL_events.h>

enum {
	SDL_USEREVENT_FIRST = SDL_USEREVENT,

	PACKET_SDL_EVENT,
	SHADER_PROGRAM_REFRESH,

	SDL_USEREVENT_LAST,
};
Initial commit. Another nuke! This time, trying to do a client <-> server thing. Also a bit of messing with Lua. 2022-01-02 19:28:16 -05:00			`#pragma once`

Client and Server tweaks. This commit breaks the Client. Server listens correctly with threads and stdin reader thread. Client does nothing currently gutting UDP_Write for a UDPbase class introduced in this commit. 2022-01-08 18:59:40 -05:00			`#include <SDL_events.h>`

Initial commit. Another nuke! This time, trying to do a client <-> server thing. Also a bit of messing with Lua. 2022-01-02 19:28:16 -05:00			`enum {`
Add SHADER_PROGRAM_REFRESH, and a bunch of debug crap because of events. So when PACKET_SDL_EVENT was SDL_USEREVENT, things worked fine in the main loop it would see SDL_USEREVENT and send it off to my_SDL_UserEvent. But when I started adding more events, the SDL_UserEvent paradigm given in the SDL Wiki stopped working. The example here is broken: https://wiki.libsdl.org/SDL_AddTimer The example here is working and "correct": https://wiki.libsdl.org/SDL_UserEvent All SDL_RegisterEvents is increase a static counter. SDL doesn't actually use these events anyway. It's purely symbolic, as far as I can tell. So anyway. Now events work after a bunch of debugging. SHADER_PROGRAM_REFRESH is the second user event I've done. The ShaderProgram runs an SDL_TimerID that looks at mVertexPath, mGeometryPath if present, and mFragmentPath. mVertexPath and mFragmentPath are required by Compile3ShaderBuffers. In the future I'd like to change the way this class behaves. 2022-01-09 23:37:48 -05:00			`SDL_USEREVENT_FIRST = SDL_USEREVENT,`

			`PACKET_SDL_EVENT,`
			`SHADER_PROGRAM_REFRESH,`

			`SDL_USEREVENT_LAST,`
Initial commit. Another nuke! This time, trying to do a client <-> server thing. Also a bit of messing with Lua. 2022-01-02 19:28:16 -05:00			`};`