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github.com/kromster80/recastnavigationdelphi
Port of Recast Navigation into Delphi
Source code location: https://github.com/memononen/recastnavigation
Source code version: Around 01 Nov 2014
Porting guidelines:
Hints about the code:
Multi-condition "for" loops and loops where iterator gets changed inside the loop, were converted to while/repeat loops. Loop code needs to be repeated before any "continue".
Move method first two arguments (Src, Dst) need to be swapped in Delphi.
Delphi needs to wrap overflowing manipulations with a {$O} directive to supress errors.
Delphi needs manual disposal of objects created within record , as they dont have built-in destructor support in them.
To simplify the pointer trickery, {$POINTERMATH ON} had to be enabled almost in every unit.
Typed @ operator setting is great help, but sadly it does not work sometimes.
Common pitfalls during porting:
Todos:
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