As I am finished with the stubbing at last (*Phew!*), I can finally start reworking the code and implementing the functions of the classes made during the past two weeks. My plans for today is filling the gaps in the main class Avalot and then following the execution path of the program to get an even better sight of the behavior of it. (Because during the stubbing of the engine I think I understand the connections between the original units pretty well, but there are still blind spots here and there.) After that, I'll jump right into file handling and keep working on it until everything is going fine and smooth.
See you later! I'll report you guys as soon as I progress significantly!
In answer to your previous question: Gyro is a general container for functions and classes which need to be visible pretty much everywhere, and which have no better place to be. There's no connection between the things it contains other than that.
ReplyDeleteOkay, thank you!
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