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2010-01-15(svn r18809) -Codechange/Cleanup: remove unneeded headers from some files, ↵rubidium
if a header require a header make it include that header
2009-09-07(svn r17464) -Codechange: use C++0x mode when compiling with gcc >= 4.3 or ↵smatz
icc >= 11.0
2009-08-21(svn r17248) -Fix: add GPL license notice where appropriaterubidium
2009-07-24(svn r16938) -Codechange: introduce helper function to tell whether a tile ↵rubidium
is either a rail station or rail waypoint tile
2009-07-22(svn r16915) -Fix (r16909): signal updates didn't propagate through waypointsrubidium
2009-07-22(svn r16909) -Fix [FS#2996]: NewGRF stations would be triggering assertions ↵rubidium
all over the place when using the more advanced station types. -Change: make (rail) waypoints sub classes of 'base stations', make buoys waypoints and unify code between them where possible.
2009-06-06(svn r16527) -Codechange: use static member functions instead of simple ↵smatz
casts when converting Vehicle to specialised vehicle types. Includes safety check
2009-06-01(svn r16492) -Remove: support for gcc2. It hasn't been able to compile OTTD ↵smatz
for months. All attempts to do another workaround failed.
2009-06-01(svn r16491) -Codechange: Added parentheses around bitwise operators for ↵alberth
code style.
2009-05-22(svn r16392) -Codechange: move some variables (the ones that aren't caches) ↵rubidium
from VehicleRail to Train
2009-05-22(svn r16391) -Codechange: use Train instead of Vehicle where appropriate.rubidium
2009-05-17(svn r16327) -Codechange: replace IsValidPoolItemID(index) by ↵smatz
PoolItem::IsValidID(index)
2009-01-31(svn r15299) -Cleanup: remove many redundant includessmatz
2008-09-30(svn r14422) -Codechange: also reflect the changes of r14421 in the filenames.rubidium
2008-09-30(svn r14421) -Codechange: rename all player variables/types to company *or* ↵rubidium
client so it is immediatelly clear which one you are working with.
2008-09-07(svn r14258) -Codechange: rework the way to query the vehicle hash to make ↵rubidium
sure it always results in the same irregardless of the order of the hash-linked-list. -Fix: desync in PBS reservation following, vehicle flooding and road vehicle overtake/follow code.
2008-08-02(svn r13960) -Codechange [YAPP]: Reserve a path when exiting a depot into a ↵rubidium
PBS block. (michi_cc)
2008-08-02(svn r13933) -Codechange [YAPP]: Handle through and PBS signals correctly in ↵rubidium
the signal code. (michi_cc)
2008-08-01(svn r13912) -Codechange: remove some casts by returning the proper type ↵rubidium
instead of void*.
2008-07-17(svn r13719) -Codechange: rename IsValidPlayer to IsValidPlayerID in line ↵rubidium
with all other structs/classes that are in a pool.
2008-06-19(svn r13589) -Fix (r11802): signals could be propagated through waypoints ↵smatz
built in orthogonal axis
2008-05-22(svn r13207) -Fix: misleading comments (michi_cc)smatz
2008-05-14(svn r13088) -Codechange: use SigSegState enum instead of bool variable ↵smatz
(michi_cc)
2008-04-18(svn r12762) -Fix: tabs after the first non-tab character are generally not ↵rubidium
okay (or lines starting with a space and then tabs).
2008-02-20(svn r12199) -Codechange: Remove magic around the results of ↵frosch
GetTileTrackStatus().
2008-01-17(svn r11903) -Fix: try to fix MorphOS compilationsmatz
2008-01-16(svn r11871) -Fix [FS#1074]: do not update signals after each tile when ↵smatz
building/removing a large block of track/signals/station
2008-01-15(svn r11864) -Codechange: pass owner whose signals we will update instead of ↵smatz
complex detection later
2008-01-12(svn r11818) -Codechange: split player.h into smaller pieces.rubidium
2008-01-11(svn r11815) -Codechange (r11802): some compilers were giving a false ↵smatz
warning about uninitialized variable
2008-01-10(svn r11810) -Fix (r11802): reset sets when leaving prematurelysmatz
2008-01-09(svn r11802) -Fix [FS#716]: do not crash trains when leaving depot to a very ↵smatz
long track -Codechange: use dedicated pathfinder for signal updating, resulting in better performance and possible future improvements