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## About The Pull Request
okay so genesis actually needs to be first.
i did a bit of an experiment to see exactly what's called first.
`/world/proc/genesis_test` was just a `world.log << "[x]"` wrapper in
this test
top of the dme:
```dm
/world/proc/_a2()
var/static/_ = world.genesis_test("a2")
/world/proc/_z2()
var/static/_ = world.genesis_test("z2")
```
bottom of the dme:
```dm
/world/proc/_a1()
var/static/_ = world.genesis_test("a1")
/world/proc/_z1()
var/static/_ = world.genesis_test("z1")
```
here's the output:
```
Welcome BYOND! (5.0 Public Version 516.1659)
genesis testa2
genesis testz2
genesis testa1
genesis testz1
World loaded at 01:38:36!
```
so yeah, seems being included FIRST is correct.
to avoid any sort of potential accidental sorting/moving/priority
shenanigans, genesis itself is now in a `.dme` file, that is included
just below the header of the dme, before `// BEGIN_INTERNALS`
## Changelog
No user-facing changes. Or even noticeable by most coders.
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/*
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You look around.
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There is nothing but naught about you.
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You've come to the end of the world.
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You get a feeling that you really shouldn't be here.
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Ever.
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But with all ends come beginnings.
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As you turn to leave, you spot it out of the corner of your eye.
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Your eye widen in wonder as you look upon the the legendary treasure.
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After all these years of pouring through shitcode
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your endevours have brought you to...
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*/
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/**
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* THE GENESIS CALL
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*
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* THE VERY FIRST LINE OF DM CODE TO EXECUTE
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* Ong this must be done before !!!EVERYTHING!!! else
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* NO IFS ANDS OR BUTS
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* it's a hack, not an example of any sort, and DEFINITELY should NOT be emulated
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* IT JUST HAS TO BE FIRST!!!!!!
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* If you want to do something in the initialization pipeline
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* FIRST RTFM IN /code/game/world.dm
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* AND THEN NEVER RETURN TO THIS PLACE
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*
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* If you're still here, here's an explanation:
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* BYOND loves to tell you about its loving spouse /global
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* But it's actually having a sexy an affair with /static
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* Specifically statics in procs
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* Priority is given to these lines of code in REVERSE order of declaration in the .dme
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* Which is why this file has a funky name
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* So this is what we use to call world.Genesis()
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* It's a nameless, no-op function, because it does absolutely nothing
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* It exists to hold a static var which is initialized to null
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* It's on /world to hide it from reflection
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* Painful right? Good, now you share my suffering
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* Please lock the door on your way out
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*/
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/world/proc/_()
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var/static/_ = world.Genesis()
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