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(svn r22387) -Fix-ish [FS#4601]: Windows' recv seems to return "graceful closed" before having passed the remaining buffer which causes OpenTTD to think all connections are "incorrectly" terminated, i.e. without the "I'm leaving" packet from the client. So let the client wait a tiny bit after sending the "I'm leaving" packet and before gracefully closing the connection
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/*
* This file is part of OpenTTD.
* OpenTTD is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, version 2.
* OpenTTD is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
* See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with OpenTTD. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
/**
* @file ai_types.hpp Defines all the types of the game, like IDs of various objects.
*
* IDs are used to identify certain objects. They are only unique within the object type, so for example a vehicle may have VehicleID 2009,
* while a station has StationID 2009 at the same time. Also IDs are assigned arbitrary, you cannot assume them to be consecutive.
* Also note that some IDs are static and never change, while others are allocated dynamically and might be
* reused for other objects once they are released. So be careful, which IDs you store for which purpose and whether they stay valid all the time.
*
* <table>
* <tr><th>type </th><th> object </th>
* <th> acquired </th>
* <th> released </th>
* <th> reused </th></tr>
* <tr><td>#BridgeID </td><td> bridge type </td>
* <td> introduction \ref newgrf_changes "(1)" </td>
* <td> never \ref newgrf_changes "(1)" </td>
* <td> no \ref newgrf_changes "(1)" </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#CargoID </td><td> cargo type </td>
* <td> game start \ref newgrf_changes "(1)" </td>
* <td> never \ref newgrf_changes "(1)" </td>
* <td> no \ref newgrf_changes "(1)" </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#EngineID </td><td> engine type </td>
* <td> introduction, preview \ref dynamic_engines "(2)" </td>
* <td> engines retires \ref dynamic_engines "(2)" </td>
* <td> no \ref dynamic_engines "(2)" </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#GroupID </td><td> vehicle group </td>
* <td> creation </td>
* <td> deletion </td>
* <td> yes </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#IndustryID </td><td> industry </td>
* <td> construction </td>
* <td> closure </td>
* <td> yes </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#IndustryType</td><td> industry type </td>
* <td> game start \ref newgrf_changes "(1)" </td>
* <td> never \ref newgrf_changes "(1)" </td>
* <td> no </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#SignID </td><td> sign </td>
* <td> construction </td>
* <td> deletion </td>
* <td> yes </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#StationID </td><td> station </td>
* <td> construction </td>
* <td> expiration of 'grey' station sign after deletion </td>
* <td> yes </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#SubsidyID </td><td> subsidy </td>
* <td> offer announcement </td>
* <td> (offer) expiration </td>
* <td> yes </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#TileIndex </td><td> tile on map </td>
* <td> game start </td>
* <td> never </td>
* <td> no </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#TownID </td><td> town </td>
* <td> game start </td>
* <td> never </td>
* <td> no </td></tr>
* <tr><td>#VehicleID </td><td> vehicle </td>
* <td> construction, autorenew, autoreplace </td>
* <td> destruction, autorenew, autoreplace </td>
* <td> yes </td></tr>
* </table>
*
* @remarks
* \li \anchor newgrf_changes (1) in-game changes of newgrfs may reassign/invalidate IDs (will also cause other trouble though).
* \li \anchor dynamic_engines (2) engine IDs are reassigned/invalidated on changing 'allow multiple newgrf engine sets' (only allowed as long as no vehicles are built).
*/
#ifndef AI_TYPES_HPP
#define AI_TYPES_HPP
#include "../../core/overflowsafe_type.hpp"
#include "../../company_type.h"
#include <squirrel.h>
/* Define all types here, so we don't have to include the whole _type.h maze */
typedef uint BridgeType; ///< Internal name, not of any use for you.
typedef byte CargoID; ///< The ID of a cargo.
class CommandCost; ///< The cost of a command.
typedef uint16 EngineID; ///< The ID of an engine.
typedef uint16 GroupID; ///< The ID of a group.
typedef uint16 IndustryID; ///< The ID of an industry.
typedef uint8 IndustryType; ///< The ID of an industry-type.
typedef OverflowSafeInt64 Money; ///< Money, stored in a 32bit/64bit safe way. For AIs money is always in pounds.
typedef uint16 SignID; ///< The ID of a sign.
typedef uint16 StationID; ///< The ID of a station.
typedef uint16 StringID; ///< The ID of a string.
typedef uint16 SubsidyID; ///< The ID of a subsidy.
typedef uint32 TileIndex; ///< The ID of a tile (just named differently).
typedef uint16 TownID; ///< The ID of a town.
typedef uint32 VehicleID; ///< The ID of a vehicle.
/* Types we defined ourself, as the OpenTTD core doesn't have them (yet) */
typedef uint AIErrorType; ///< The types of errors inside the NoAI framework.
typedef BridgeType BridgeID; ///< The ID of a bridge.
#endif /* AI_TYPES_HPP */
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