(svn r8631) -Add: added parameter -l ip[:port] to ./openttd, which redirects DEBUG() to a remote connection over TCP
For example, launch on 192.168.0.1 with, say, netcat a listener: netcat -l -p 3982
Launch OpenTTD on a remote host (say, PSP): ./openttd -l 192.168.0.1 -d9
And you get all debug information on 192.168.0.1. Very useful for debugging Portable systems.
/* $Id$ */
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "openttd.h"
#include "tile.h"
#include "tunnel_map.h"
TileIndex GetOtherTunnelEnd(TileIndex tile)
{
DiagDirection dir = GetTunnelDirection(tile);
TileIndexDiff delta = TileOffsByDiagDir(dir);
uint z = GetTileZ(tile);
dir = ReverseDiagDir(dir);
do {
tile += delta;
} while (
!IsTunnelTile(tile) ||
GetTunnelDirection(tile) != dir ||
GetTileZ(tile) != z
);
return tile;
}
static bool IsTunnelInWayDir(TileIndex tile, uint z, DiagDirection dir)
{
TileIndexDiff delta = TileOffsByDiagDir(dir);
uint height;
do {
tile -= delta;
height = GetTileZ(tile);
} while (z < height);
return
z == height &&
IsTunnelTile(tile) &&
GetTunnelDirection(tile) == dir;
}
bool IsTunnelInWay(TileIndex tile, uint z)
{
return
IsTunnelInWayDir(tile, z, DIAGDIR_NE) ||
IsTunnelInWayDir(tile, z, DIAGDIR_SE) ||
IsTunnelInWayDir(tile, z, DIAGDIR_SW) ||
IsTunnelInWayDir(tile, z, DIAGDIR_NW);
}