This is a pretty major hurdle, and I was wondering if any of you knew a fix, or a different container library providing vectors. Do people generally roll their own containers for these?1>c:\program files (x86)\microsoft visual studio 10.0\vc\include\vector(870): error C2719: '_Val': formal parameter with __declspec(align('16')) won't be aligned
1> c:\...\projects\sonymath\sonymath\main.cpp(16) : see reference to class template instantiation 'std::vector<_Ty>' being compiled
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Containers for sony vector math's structures.
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Containers for sony vector math's structures.
I'm trying to use the SSE version of the vector math library in the Extras folder. Because of the 16byte alignment of its structures, however, I can't seem to use stl vector's to store them. This error comes up:
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Re: Containers for sony vector math's structures.
In Bullet we use the btAlignedObjectArray to replace parts of std::vector, with a custom memory allocator. It is small reusable code.
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Re: Containers for sony vector math's structures.
so that is what btAlignedObjectArray is for...
it an amusing question. i did encounter it but then i just store everything in the stack(temp array) and throw it into bullet, the rest of my engine use it own math class. i did consider re-standardizing to bullet's vector class but it heck alot of work to change math class, so not for this revision at least, until i get more comfortable with it.
it an amusing question. i did encounter it but then i just store everything in the stack(temp array) and throw it into bullet, the rest of my engine use it own math class. i did consider re-standardizing to bullet's vector class but it heck alot of work to change math class, so not for this revision at least, until i get more comfortable with it.