//to draw text inscreen co-ordinates
private void Draw2DText(string text,Color c,float pos)
{
int x = this.Width/22;
float y = (float) this.Height/pos;
int yInt = (int) Math.Round(y,0);
font.DrawText(textSprite, text, new Rectangle(x, yInt,
this.Width , this.Height ),
DrawTextFormat.NoClip | DrawTextFormat.ExpandTabs |
DrawTextFormat.WordBreak , c);
}
simple Q - rendering loop
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Is it ok in c# to declare primitive variables and loop control variables inside a render loop, or does this eat memory?
the code below for example, which just outputs some text to the screen.
Is the new Rectangle(...) part going to create a new memory location each time the code is executed, or will it be done only once.
Quote:
the code below for example, which just outputs some text to the screen.
Is the new Rectangle(...) part going to create a new memory location each time the code is executed, or will it be done only once.
Yes, every time you use new, it will make a memory allocation. Of course, since you are using C# it will automagically be garbage collected.
Quote:Original post by dazscott
Is it ok in c# to declare primitive variables and loop control variables inside a render loop, or does this eat memory?
Primitives will be allocated on the stack, so yes they do eat memory, but it is really negligable. Sometimes it's just necessary.
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yeah thats what I expected, The garbarge collector seems to be handling thinks ok for now at least.
thanks for the reply
thanks for the reply
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