#include <memory>

Include dependency graph for platform.h:

Macros
#define	G3D_VER 90000

#define	G3D_WINSOCK_MAJOR_VERSION 2

#define	G3D_WINSOCK_MINOR_VERSION 0

#define	__fastcall
	Fast call is a register-based optimized calling convention supported only by Visual C++. More...

#define	G3D_32BIT

#define	G3D_START_AT_MAIN()

#define	STR(x) #x

#define	PRAGMA(x) _Pragma(#x)

#define	G3D_BEGIN_PACKED_CLASS(byteAlign) class

#define	G3D_END_PACKED_CLASS(byteAlign) ;

#define	NUMBER_TO_STRING(x) NUMBER_TO_STRING2(x)

#define	NUMBER_TO_STRING2(x) #x

#define	__LINE_AS_STRING__ NUMBER_TO_STRING(__LINE__)

Functions
G3DSpecification &	G3D::_internal::g3dInitializationSpecification ()

Detailed Description

#defines for platform specific issues.

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Macro Definition Documentation

#define __fastcall

Fast call is a register-based optimized calling convention supported only by Visual C++.

#define __LINE_AS_STRING__ NUMBER_TO_STRING(__LINE__)

#define G3D_32BIT

Define the g++ thread-local syntax on all platforms (since the MSVC version would be hard to emulate with a macro)

#define G3D_BEGIN_PACKED_CLASS ( byteAlign ) class

Switch to tight alignment.

 G3D_BEGIN_PACKED_CLASS(1)
 ThreeBytes {
 public:
  uint8 a, b, c;
 }
 G3D_END_PACKED_CLASS(1)

See G3D::Color3uint8 for an example.

#define G3D_END_PACKED_CLASS ( byteAlign ) ;

End switch to tight alignment

See G3D::Color3uint8 for an example.

#define G3D_START_AT_MAIN ( )

Defines necessary wrapper around WinMain on Windows to allow transfer of execution to main().

#define G3D_VER 90000

The version number of G3D in the form: MmmBB -> version M.mm [beta BB]

#define G3D_WINSOCK_MAJOR_VERSION 2

These control the version of Winsock used by G3D. Version 2.0 is standard for G3D 6.09 and later. Version 1.1 is standard for G3D 6.08 and earlier.

#define G3D_WINSOCK_MINOR_VERSION 0

#define NUMBER_TO_STRING ( x ) NUMBER_TO_STRING2(x)

#define NUMBER_TO_STRING2 ( x ) #x

#define PRAGMA ( x ) _Pragma(#x)

#pragma may not appear inside a macro, so this uses the pragma operator to create an equivalent statement.

#define STR ( x ) #x

Creates a string from the expression. Frequently used with G3D::Shader to express shading programs inline.

<PRE>

evaluates the same as

<CODE>

"this becomes a string"