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A thread on #cpp #state_machine #software_design.
Random ideas around writing an FSM library, with examples from, and motivations behind hfsm.dev, a header-only library created using #cpp template #metaprogramming with #gamedev, #embedded and #robotics in mind.
Random ideas around writing an FSM library, with examples from, and motivations behind hfsm.dev, a header-only library created using #cpp template #metaprogramming with #gamedev, #embedded and #robotics in mind.
*Reuse vs reimplement*
State machines can be deceptively complex, and, unless a trivial one is needed, a reusable framework is highly recommended.
Rolling out one's own for special needs is ok.
Otherwise - pick from a variety of existing solutions from #boost, on #github, etc.
State machines can be deceptively complex, and, unless a trivial one is needed, a reusable framework is highly recommended.
Rolling out one's own for special needs is ok.
Otherwise - pick from a variety of existing solutions from #boost, on #github, etc.
*Static vs dynamic structure*
The first important decision is whether the structure of FSM could be built/changed at runtime.
The implementation of a dynamic FSM relies on heap-allocated memory, resizable containers and pointers, all of which come at a steep perf price.
The first important decision is whether the structure of FSM could be built/changed at runtime.
The implementation of a dynamic FSM relies on heap-allocated memory, resizable containers and pointers, all of which come at a steep perf price.
