Sunday, 25 September 2016

Project update

After trying Visual Studio 2015 with Teemu and Brick Atelier it was a preferable solution to move Kaduria to it. I don't know why but it's somehow satisfying to compile the project with W4 warning level and pick up errors that were not catch by 2010 (or probably just using W3).

One of the warnings is unused parameters in base class functions which may sound like annoying warning, but it's actually useful. You should use base class parameters/function either to inform that base class routine was called (rather than leaving it empty) or improve the class hierarchy. In fact I have a hierarchy problem with containers which are a component part of game object classes while it probably should be a class to inherit from. The solution is either fill base class routines with some kind of detection if they are called or try to create a class hierarchy without pyramid inheritance problem.

It's odd how these technical details seem to be more interesting that trying to create the game itself, but I guess it doesn't matter a lot in this case.

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