We can do this by adding a boolean dirty flag to each node. If it’s set to true, then this is a node that needs to be recalculated. Otherwise, it’s up-to-date. Let’s start with these flags all set to false — we have an up-to-date tree. Now, when we update the input node, we can iterate over all the children of that node, and follow a simple algorithm:
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Finally, to wrap all this up ... I no longer use Windows to develop my games (aside from testing). I feel like this is in line with my general philosophy around using open source, cross-platform tools and libraries. I have found Windows increasingly frustrating to work with, their business practices gross, and their OS generally lacking. I grew up using Windows, but I switched to Linux full time around 3 years ago. And frankly, for programming video games, I have not missed it at all. It just doesn't offer me anything I can't do faster and more elegantly than on Linux.，更多细节参见新收录的资料
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