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@@ -140,16 +140,6 @@ void InputFilter::Update(float fDeltaTime)
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RageTimer now;
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RageTimer now;
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// Constructing the DeviceInput inside the nested loops caues terrible
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// performance. So, construct it once outside the loop, then change
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// .device and .button inside the loop. I have no idea what is causing
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// the slowness. DeviceInput is a very small and simple structure, but
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// it's constructor was being called NUM_INPUT_DEVICES*NUM_DEVICE_BUTTONS
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// (>2000) times per Update().
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/* This should be fixed: DeviceInput's ctor uses an init list, so RageTimer
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* isn't initialized each time. */
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// DeviceInput di( (InputDevice)0,0,now);
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INPUTMAN->Update( fDeltaTime );
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INPUTMAN->Update( fDeltaTime );
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/* Make sure that nothing gets inserted while we do this, to prevent
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/* Make sure that nothing gets inserted while we do this, to prevent
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