Replace /datum/gas_mixture/proc/return_pressure with XGM_PRESSURE(xgm)
macro. Having such a relatively simple statement contributing proc
overhead to procs called millions of times is ridiculous
Rename /datum/gas_mixture/proc/zburn to react, deleting the old react
which was just an alias for it. Free proc overhead
Turn check_combustibility into a macro CHECK_COMBUSTIBLE(is_cmb, xgm).
also rewrite it slightly so that it only needs to do one pass. Its a bit
nasty so I apologize for that, but speeeeed.
Delete most powernet and obj/machinery/power procs for handling power,
replacing them with macros. The fact that we were unironically calling a
draw_power() on APCs to call draw_power() on their terminals to call
draw_power() on their powernet every single process tick was insane.
Turn `between` into a macro alias for clamp() since the param order is
different
turn `Percent` into a macro AS_PCT
Rewrite significant chunks of update_canmove so its not quite as
horrifying of a proc and hopefully doesn't eat the entire mob subsystem
every movement now
This PR includes several changes to bring our wound code up to date with
baystation, nebula, and modern standards. Highlights include:
- The usage of integers between 0 and 100 for ratios (expressed as a
percentage), instead of 0.0 to 1.0. Small decimal values are prone to
floating point precision errors, but by moving to a percentage instead,
we can reduce the impact of this.
- The untangling of damage flags and injury flags, which were used
interchangably in the code. This could have caused issues should we
expand any of these.
- Larger embedded objects now halt bleeding in wounds, until they are
pulled out. In exchange however, embedded objects will halt healing in
wounds (it is difficult to close an open wound that currently has a rod
stuck in it)
- A lot of data, such as implanted objects and organs, are now stored in
amputated limbs.
Wildkins