Types related to the economy. More...
#include "core/overflowsafe_type.hpp"
#include "core/enum_type.hpp"
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Data Structures | |
struct | Economy |
Data of the economy. More... | |
struct | ScoreInfo |
struct | PriceBaseSpec |
Describes properties of price bases. More... | |
Typedefs | |
typedef OverflowSafeInt64 | Money |
typedef Money | Prices [PR_END] |
Prices of everything. | |
typedef int8 | PriceMultipliers [PR_END] |
typedef uint32 | CargoPaymentID |
Enumerations | |
enum | ScoreID { SCORE_BEGIN = 0, SCORE_VEHICLES = 0, SCORE_STATIONS = 1, SCORE_MIN_PROFIT = 2, SCORE_MIN_INCOME = 3, SCORE_MAX_INCOME = 4, SCORE_DELIVERED = 5, SCORE_CARGO = 6, SCORE_MONEY = 7, SCORE_LOAN = 8, SCORE_TOTAL = 9, SCORE_END = 10, SCORE_MAX = 1000 } |
enum | Price { PR_BEGIN = 0, PR_STATION_VALUE = 0, PR_BUILD_RAIL, PR_BUILD_ROAD, PR_BUILD_SIGNALS, PR_BUILD_BRIDGE, PR_BUILD_DEPOT_TRAIN, PR_BUILD_DEPOT_ROAD, PR_BUILD_DEPOT_SHIP, PR_BUILD_TUNNEL, PR_BUILD_STATION_RAIL, PR_BUILD_STATION_RAIL_LENGTH, PR_BUILD_STATION_AIRPORT, PR_BUILD_STATION_BUS, PR_BUILD_STATION_TRUCK, PR_BUILD_STATION_DOCK, PR_BUILD_VEHICLE_TRAIN, PR_BUILD_VEHICLE_WAGON, PR_BUILD_VEHICLE_AIRCRAFT, PR_BUILD_VEHICLE_ROAD, PR_BUILD_VEHICLE_SHIP, PR_BUILD_TREES, PR_TERRAFORM, PR_CLEAR_GRASS, PR_CLEAR_ROUGH, PR_CLEAR_ROCKS, PR_CLEAR_FIELDS, PR_CLEAR_TREES, PR_CLEAR_RAIL, PR_CLEAR_SIGNALS, PR_CLEAR_BRIDGE, PR_CLEAR_DEPOT_TRAIN, PR_CLEAR_DEPOT_ROAD, PR_CLEAR_DEPOT_SHIP, PR_CLEAR_TUNNEL, PR_CLEAR_WATER, PR_CLEAR_STATION_RAIL, PR_CLEAR_STATION_AIRPORT, PR_CLEAR_STATION_BUS, PR_CLEAR_STATION_TRUCK, PR_CLEAR_STATION_DOCK, PR_CLEAR_HOUSE, PR_CLEAR_ROAD, PR_RUNNING_TRAIN_STEAM, PR_RUNNING_TRAIN_DIESEL, PR_RUNNING_TRAIN_ELECTRIC, PR_RUNNING_AIRCRAFT, PR_RUNNING_ROADVEH, PR_RUNNING_SHIP, PR_BUILD_INDUSTRY, PR_CLEAR_INDUSTRY, PR_BUILD_UNMOVABLE, PR_CLEAR_UNMOVABLE, PR_BUILD_WAYPOINT_RAIL, PR_CLEAR_WAYPOINT_RAIL, PR_BUILD_WAYPOINT_BUOY, PR_CLEAR_WAYPOINT_BUOY, PR_TOWN_ACTION, PR_BUILD_FOUNDATION, PR_BUILD_INDUSTRY_RAW, PR_BUILD_TOWN, PR_END, INVALID_PRICE = 0xFF } |
Enumeration of all base prices for use with Prices. More... | |
enum | ExpensesType { EXPENSES_CONSTRUCTION = 0, EXPENSES_NEW_VEHICLES, EXPENSES_TRAIN_RUN, EXPENSES_ROADVEH_RUN, EXPENSES_AIRCRAFT_RUN, EXPENSES_SHIP_RUN, EXPENSES_PROPERTY, EXPENSES_TRAIN_INC, EXPENSES_ROADVEH_INC, EXPENSES_AIRCRAFT_INC, EXPENSES_SHIP_INC, EXPENSES_LOAN_INT, EXPENSES_OTHER, EXPENSES_END, INVALID_EXPENSES = 0xFF } |
Types of expenses. More... | |
enum | PriceCategory { PCAT_NONE, PCAT_RUNNING, PCAT_CONSTRUCTION } |
Categories of a price bases. More... | |
enum | { MIN_PRICE_MODIFIER = -8, MAX_PRICE_MODIFIER = 16, INVALID_PRICE_MODIFIER = MIN_PRICE_MODIFIER - 1 } |
Maximum NewGRF price modifiers. More... | |
Functions | |
DECLARE_POSTFIX_INCREMENT (ScoreID) | |
Variables | |
static const int | LOAN_INTERVAL = 10000 |
The "steps" in loan size, in British Pounds! | |
static const uint64 | MAX_INFLATION = (1ull << (63 - 32)) - 1 |
Maximum inflation (including fractional part) without causing overflows in int64 price computations. |
Types related to the economy.
Definition in file economy_type.h.
anonymous enum |
Maximum NewGRF price modifiers.
Increasing base prices by factor 65536 should be enough.
Definition at line 193 of file economy_type.h.
enum ExpensesType |
Types of expenses.
Definition at line 138 of file economy_type.h.
enum Price |
Enumeration of all base prices for use with Prices.
The prices are ordered as they are expected by NewGRF cost multipliers, so don't shuffle them.
Definition at line 66 of file economy_type.h.
enum PriceCategory |
Categories of a price bases.
Definition at line 159 of file economy_type.h.
enum ScoreID |
SCORE_TOTAL |
This must always be the last entry. |
SCORE_END |
How many scores are there.. |
SCORE_MAX |
The max score that can be in the performance history. |
Definition at line 37 of file economy_type.h.
const uint64 MAX_INFLATION = (1ull << (63 - 32)) - 1 [static] |
Maximum inflation (including fractional part) without causing overflows in int64 price computations.
This allows for 32 bit base prices (21 are currently needed). Considering the sign bit and 16 fractional bits, there are 15 bits left. 170 years of 4% inflation result in a inflation of about 822, so 10 bits are actually enough. Note, that NewGRF multipliers share the 16 fractional bits.
Definition at line 186 of file economy_type.h.
Referenced by AddInflation().