polyvox/tests/testvolume.h
David Williams e82d6beca1 Replaced Vector3D with integer as key to map.
Chunks of voxel data are stored in a map, and it is quite common to need to search the map for a particular chunk. The key type used to be a Vector3D (i.e. the position of the chunk in 3D space) which makes conceptual sense but is relatively slow. Using a Vector3D as a key seems to have overhead, probably in terms of copying and performing comparisons. It seems to be significantly faster to use an integer as a key, so we now take the 3D position and pack it into a single integer by bitshifting.

Naturally this reduces the range of positions we can store - a 32-bit int can only encode 3 x 10-bit values, which means our volume can only be 1024 chunks in each direction (with a chunk often being 32x32x32 voxels). This should still be large enough for most uses, but an upcoming change will allow 64-bit keys to be used (at least on 64-bit builds) which then allows 21 bits of precision  per component. This is so large that it's almost infinite for any practical purposes.
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#ifndef __PolyVox_TestVolume_H__
#define __PolyVox_TestVolume_H__
#include "PolyVox/PolyVoxForwardDeclarations.h"
#include "PolyVox/Region.h"
#include <QObject>
class TestVolume: public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
TestVolume();
~TestVolume();
private slots:
/*void testRawVolumeDirectAccessAllInternalForwards();
void testRawVolumeSamplersAllInternalForwards();
void testRawVolumeDirectAccessWithExternalForwards();
void testRawVolumeSamplersWithExternalForwards();
void testRawVolumeDirectAccessAllInternalBackwards();
void testRawVolumeSamplersAllInternalBackwards();
void testRawVolumeDirectAccessWithExternalBackwards();
void testRawVolumeSamplersWithExternalBackwards();*/
void testPagedVolumeDirectAccessAllInternalForwards();
void testPagedVolumeSamplersAllInternalForwards();
void testPagedVolumeDirectAccessWithExternalForwards();
void testPagedVolumeSamplersWithExternalForwards();
void testPagedVolumeDirectAccessAllInternalBackwards();
void testPagedVolumeSamplersAllInternalBackwards();
void testPagedVolumeDirectAccessWithExternalBackwards();
void testPagedVolumeSamplersWithExternalBackwards();
private:
PolyVox::Region m_regVolume;
PolyVox::Region m_regInternal;
PolyVox::Region m_regExternal;
PolyVox::FilePager<int32_t>* m_pFilePager;
PolyVox::RawVolume<int32_t>* m_pRawVolume;
PolyVox::PagedVolume<int32_t>* m_pPagedVolume;
};
#endif