Classify and cleanups #12
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This turns the segment reading into a cached round-robin, as it will now load the segment in the background and save its value in memory. The ally list can now be changed dynamically through a couple of accessors as well.
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I want to like this but I have concerns. Caching all the ally data is going to add a lot of heap. Have you done profiling on potential heap usage increases, coinciding gc and cpu costs? @tiennou |
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This comes from me trying to integrate it in OM, since it has its own segment manager, handles instantiation, etc.
The big changes are that any sort of segment access goes through protected methods (so supposedly you just subclass it and provide your own stuff), and loads the segments in a round-robin, so you can always look at the last state you saw from an ally. The rest is mostly style cleanups.
Better look at the individual commits. I can definitely slice and dice stuff if it feels not appropriate (I realize writing this that caching all that stuff makes it hard on the heap usage, for example).