godot.git/core/os/memory.cpp, branch fix/use-bin-name

Use HTTPS URL for Godot's website in the headers

2017-08-27T12:16:55Z

Use atomics for memory use tracking

2017-07-31T23:50:56Z

Plus: - An allocation is counted only after checking its success. - Max usage is updated after growing reallocs as well. - Drop unused header. - Changed the 0xFFF.. at get_mem_available() to -1 with a comment telling it's the same, but more universal.

Revert "Improve reliability of memory stats"

2017-07-11T12:26:34Z

Implement byte-tagging of memory

2017-07-05T08:31:13Z

Using a magic value for memory allocated but uninitialized and another one for memory about-to-be-released. Helps in debugging unitialized members, dangling pointerts, etc. Disabled by default. Can be enabled for debug builds by defining `DEBUG_MEMORY_TAGGING`.

Improve reliability of memory stats

2017-07-05T08:26:55Z

The allocation count is managed atomically and where it actually should change (for instance, not counting an allocation before its success has been checked). Bonus: Improve readability of the pre-pad checks.

Add "Godot Engine contributors" copyright line

2017-04-07T22:11:42Z

A Whole New World (clang-format edition)

2017-03-05T15:44:50Z

I can show you the code Pretty, with proper whitespace Tell me, coder, now when did You last write readable code? I can open your eyes Make you see your bad indent Force you to respect the style The core devs agreed upon A whole new world A new fantastic code format A de facto standard With some sugar Enforced with clang-format A whole new world A dazzling style we all dreamed of And when we read it through It's crystal clear That now we're in a whole new world of code

Memory pool vectors (DVector) have been enormously simplified in code, and renamed to PoolVector

2017-01-07T21:26:38Z

-Changed memory functions, Memory::alloc_static*, simplified them, made them aligned to 16

2017-01-06T13:15:44Z

-Changed Vector<> template to fit this.

Welcome in 2017, dear changelog reader!

2017-01-01T21:03:33Z

That year should bring the long-awaited OpenGL ES 3.0 compatible renderer with state-of-the-art rendering techniques tuned to work as low as middle end handheld devices - without compromising with the possibilities given for higher end desktop games of course. Great times ahead for the Godot community and the gamers that will play our games!