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2007-12-27* Optimized usingslbsa711-97/+101
* shortened references * Removed redundant 'this' * Normalized EOF
2007-12-15* some work on not storing the circuitPack (bad thing if we're going to ↵lbsa711-2/+2
reuse packets) * some work on encapsulation, code convention compliance and beautification. * also, some ignores
2007-12-11consolidate client view exit paths, this seems toSean Dague1-12/+5
cause a different synchronization issue in other shutdown routines, though I'm not sure why
2007-12-11force a flush before client shutdown, so no important packets are lostSean Dague1-2/+39
2007-12-10saved OpenSim source code from the giant rampaging unterminated copyright ↵Jeff Ames1-1/+1
notice of doom
2007-12-09* Added more info to ChildAgentDataUpdate Teravus Ovares1-0/+22
* Added (at sdauge's suggestion) byte[] GetThrottlesPacked(float multiplier)
2007-12-09change PacketQueue to take the byte[] throttle insteadSean Dague1-4/+1
of the Packet to set the throttles
2007-12-07move to PacketQueue for throttling. This has been tested with a coupleSean Dague1-100/+42
of people, but is enough of a change that more should try it out. This removes 500 lines from ClientView.cs in the process.
2007-12-07further screwing around with the PacketQueue data structure.Sean Dague1-39/+149
Nearly time to replace a chunk of ClientView with this.
2007-12-04keeping opensim safe for children -- made some namespace references less ↵Jeff Ames1-1/+1
explicit
2007-12-04made log messages for known unhandled packet types shorter and yellower. ↵Jeff Ames1-9/+1
added handler stubs.
2007-12-03further encapsulation of function in PacketQueue and PacketThrottleSean Dague1-3/+162
2007-11-30mod packetqueue to use the throttle class containerSean Dague1-75/+52
2007-11-30starting to fill out PacketQueue, refactoring as I go. ThisSean Dague1-0/+252
doesn't link into the rest of the code yet, and won't until it is complete.