If you have been following the new developments in the Unity Game engine, you would have found that they have been focusing on performance and modular code. One of the outcomes of this is a new way of writing code called "Entity Component System" where "Systems" operate on "Entities" which have various "Components" within them. The ECS name is specific to Unity naming convention this "paradigm" also goes by the name of "Data oriented Programming". This could easily be mapped to how "C" programming works, or in general any functional programming works i guess.. "Systems" == "Functions" "Entities" == "Structures" "Components" == "Data Types / Unions" If we had to write a game engine in C i believe any reasonable programmer would write it this way, there would be an array of structures which contain the "position, rotation, scale" informatio...
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