Ensures that only single-precision floats are being used in all cases. This includes in places where it really doesn't matter; worst case the compiler does fewer implicit type-casts, best case we (extremely) marginally reduce memory overhead.
I don't have an M1 Mac to test this on, but I've tested to make sure everything functions the same as before on Windows and Linux.
To ensure cross-compatibility (that floats are really single-precision on all machines), all math is now handled by glm (a pretty small change). This includes trigonometric and exponential functions, the pi constant, and floating point comparisons.
Also fixes a small bug in ModelLoader.hpp where the variable AUTO_GEN_NORMALS had been moved inside the ModelLoader class but not refactored properly (the file did not compile).
Ensures that only single-precision floats are being used in all cases. This includes in places where it really doesn't matter; worst case the compiler does fewer implicit type-casts, best case we (extremely) marginally reduce memory overhead.
I don't have an M1 Mac to test this on, but I've tested to make sure everything functions the same as before on Windows and Linux.
To ensure cross-compatibility (that floats are really single-precision on all machines), all math is now handled by glm (a pretty small change). This includes trigonometric and exponential functions, the pi constant, and floating point comparisons.
Also fixes a small bug in
ModelLoader.hppwhere the variableAUTO_GEN_NORMALShad been moved inside theModelLoaderclass but not refactored properly (the file did not compile).