iron-wolf

(equivalent C file: https://github.com/id-Software/wolf3d/blob/master/WOLFSRC/WL... ) > Was this translated automatically from C? I'll note that when I convert code between languages, I often go out of my way to minimize on-the-fly refactoring, instead relying on a much more mechanical, 1:1 style. The result might not be idiomatic in the target language, but the bugs tend to be a bit fewer and shallower, and it assists with debugging the unfamiliar code when there are bugs - careful side-by-side comparison will make the mistakes clear even when I don't actually yet grok what the code is doing. That's not to say that the code should be left in such a state permanently, but I'll note there's significantly more changes in function structure than I'd personally put into an initial C-to-Rust rewrite. The author of this rewrite appears to be t

Was this translated automatically from C? I picked a spot totally at random and saw in https://github.com/Ragnaroek/iron-wolf/blob/main/src/act1.rs in place_item_type: let mut found_info = None; for info in &STAT_INFO { if info.kind == item_type { found_info = Some(info); break; } } When typically in rust this is just: let found_info = STAT_INFO.iter().find(|info| info.kind() == item_type); Now I want to go through and feng shui all the code to look more like idiomatic rust just to waste some time on a saturday...

The goal is to have a pixel, mod-friendly perfect recreation of Wolfenstein 3D in Rust.