Teeworlds - development

Chairn

what do you want to measure specifically? (edited)

CPU and RAM depending on implementation and entity numbers. I expect one implementation to be better on RAM and the other better on CPU, while the CPU one should scale very badly with entity numbers (edited)

09:24

So i really would like to do that automated and collect data so i can visualize it and maybe even work with both implementations. That automation part is arleady mostly done, I just need the right tool to call for the data I need

Oh yeah and I am working on windows right now, so a lot of standard tools like ps are not working

09:39

While writing this I noticed, that I have WSL activated ...

Try Valgrind

09:39

probably doesn't work on windows though

I can already valgrind with CLion so that should work

09:43

"your 131072x1 screen size is bogus. expect trouble"

thank you teeworlds

I don't know if it's total bs to try to get data like this from wsl

10:37

at least I can build on windows and linux now ...

Assa

"your 131072x1 screen size is bogus. expect trouble"

thank you teeworlds

wtf thats a real message?

12:47

or its modded

it's a unix thing

I think this comes from the bash terminal itself

no idea for windows tool, sorry

14:39

on linux, you can try perf stat for cpu time, or just the time command

no problem, I am currently working on a wsl solution

Robyt3

[teeworlds/teeworlds] Pull request opened: #3094 Extract dbg_console_hide to hide console window (on windows):

The function combines the methods that were used in server and client. Using FreeConsole in the client only hides the console that opens when the game is opened by clicking the executable. Using ShowWindow(GetConsoleWindow(), SW_HIDE) will additionally hide the console window that is used to open teeworlds, if starting teeworlds from the command line. If you want to open teeworlds without a console, from the console, you can use start teeworlds, which will keep the original console w...