Rest of Irrlicht is using left-handed rotatations.
But 2d vector rotations all uses ccw which is kinda the same direction as this one if you consider those as rotations around Y, so I guess that was maybe the reason back then.
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Turns out we can avoid a square root and a division.
Patch comes even with proof: https://raw.org/proof/quaternion-from-two-vectors
(I also tested it a while and indeed got same results)
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What Irrlicht calls ShaderConstants is called uniforms by everyone else. So let's mention this at least.
Also reworked setVertexShaderConstant interface had an example for the old interface in the header.
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We had changed that once before in the other direction in svn r421
Reason back then was "Sleep(0) doesn't allow any lower priority threads to execute"
But Microsoft changed the behaviour of Sleep(0) after Windows XP so that's no longer true.
And the costs of it is pretty high - due to this using a timer with a 15ms resolutions it meant not just giving up the thread but it also always waited for 15ms on Windows.
I also replaced a few sleep calls in examples for that reason with yield() calls.
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The exact commands to make this commit were:
git reset --hard origin/master
find -type f | # list all regular files
grep -E '\.(h|cpp|fsh|vsh|mm)|LICENSE$' | # filter for text files
xargs -n 1 -P $(nproc) sed -i 's:\s*$::' # for each file, trim trailing whitespace including the CR
git commit -a
* getTextureByIndex is pretty useless (apart from iterating over all texture,
which we don't do), as you can't get an id.
* renameTexture is broken anyway: The sort call does nothing because the array
is still flagged as sorted.
String constants are (const char *), but UTF-8 strings must be treated as
an array of bytes when fiddling with the bits.
The following comparison fails without this change, as uchar8_t is a
signed char, which cannot be 0xC0:
const uchar8_t* c2 = other;
...
else if (c2[l] == 0xC0 || c2[l] == 0xC1)
...
