* maps - none of our changes included yet i'll get them in after i finish up the rest of the sync
* sync part 1 - underscore folders in code
* controllers folder
* datums folder
* game folder
* cmon, work
* modules - admin to awaymissions
* cargo to events
* fields to lighting
* mapping > ruins
* rest of the code folder
* rest of the folders in the root directory
* DME
* fixes compiling errors. it compiles so it works
* readds map changes
* fixes dogborg module select
* fixes typo in moduleselect_alternate_icon filepath
add: Analyzers can now scan all kinds of atmospheric machinery - unary, binary, ternary, quaternary, you name it. This means stuff like gas pumps, gas mixers, vents and so forth can be analyzed.
tweak: Analyzers now show temperature in kelvin as well as celsius.
tweak: Analyzers now show total mole count, volume, and mole count of all gases.
tweak: Analyzers show everything at slightly higher degrees of precision.
More accurate and advanced analyzers have been something that I think atmos and toxins mains have been wanting for a while now (including myself). It's always a pain to have to manually add 273.15 to every celsius temperature, or have to use outside tools or VV (which isnt usable in actual games) to calculate mole count for a gas mixture. Not to mention, the ability to analyze things like volume pumps and gas filters makes it easier to manage larger atmos setups. This is just a QoL change for people in any of those jobs. In fact, most players probably don't even know what the fuck is a mole is so adding mole readout to analyzers is a good way to get people to understand atmospherics better.
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By moving our logging to a DLL we see a drop in CPU/real time of 2-3 orders of magnitude. This is due to BYOND opening and closing file handles on every write, causing incredible amounts of unneeded overhead. The logging library also handles timestamps for us, further increasing performance gains.
This library will also allow for further offloading in the future, such as completely replacing file2text() and friends.
A pre-compiled DLL is bundled, but Linux users will have to compile manually. Directions can be found at the rust-g repo.
Log output is enhanced with millisecond time stamps:
[2018-04-01 15:56:23.522] blah blah blah
This includes runtimes as well, which benefit from the same timestamp improvements and no longer have hacky splitting code to add their own timestamps.
Log shutdown is handled in a dedicated proc called as late as possible, as rust-g integration expands this will be factored out into a generic native code shutdown proc.
Poojawa