Factor prod_resource_limit() out of produce() and prod()
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@ -717,6 +717,7 @@ extern int bank_income(struct sctstr *, int);
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extern int produce(struct natstr *, struct sctstr *, short *, int, int,
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extern int produce(struct natstr *, struct sctstr *, short *, int, int,
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int, int *, int *);
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int, int *, int *);
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extern int prod_materials_cost(struct pchrstr *, short[], int *);
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extern int prod_materials_cost(struct pchrstr *, short[], int *);
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extern int prod_resource_limit(struct pchrstr *, unsigned char *);
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extern double prod_eff(int, float);
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extern double prod_eff(int, float);
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/* removewants.c */
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/* removewants.c */
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extern int update_removewants(void);
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extern int update_removewants(void);
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@ -82,6 +82,7 @@ prod(void)
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int there;
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int there;
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int unit_work; /* sum of component amounts */
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int unit_work; /* sum of component amounts */
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int used; /* production w/infinite workforce */
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int used; /* production w/infinite workforce */
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int res_limit;
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i_type it;
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i_type it;
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i_type vtype;
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i_type vtype;
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unsigned char *resource;
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unsigned char *resource;
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@ -227,10 +228,9 @@ prod(void)
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* workforce?
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* workforce?
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*/
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*/
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max = (int)(work * p_e / (double)unit_work + 0.5);
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max = (int)(work * p_e / (double)unit_work + 0.5);
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if (resource && pp->p_nrdep != 0) {
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res_limit = prod_resource_limit(pp, resource);
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if (*resource * 100 < pp->p_nrdep * max)
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if (max > res_limit)
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max = *resource * 100 / pp->p_nrdep;
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max = res_limit;
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}
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act = MIN(used, max);
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act = MIN(used, max);
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real = (double)act * prodeff;
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real = (double)act * prodeff;
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@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ produce(struct natstr *np, struct sctstr *sp, short *vec, int work,
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int unit_work;
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int unit_work;
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i_type item;
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i_type item;
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int worker_limit;
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int worker_limit;
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int material_limit;
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int material_limit, res_limit;
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int material_consume;
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int material_consume;
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int val;
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int val;
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worker_limit = roundavg(work * p_e / unit_work);
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worker_limit = roundavg(work * p_e / unit_work);
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if (material_consume > worker_limit)
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if (material_consume > worker_limit)
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material_consume = worker_limit;
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material_consume = worker_limit;
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if (resource && product->p_nrdep != 0) {
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res_limit = prod_resource_limit(product, resource);
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if (*resource * 100 < product->p_nrdep * material_consume)
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if (material_consume > res_limit)
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material_consume = *resource * 100 / product->p_nrdep;
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material_consume = res_limit;
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}
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if (material_consume == 0)
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if (material_consume == 0)
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return 0;
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return 0;
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prodeff = prod_eff(desig, np->nat_level[product->p_nlndx]);
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prodeff = prod_eff(desig, np->nat_level[product->p_nlndx]);
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@ -217,6 +216,20 @@ materials_charge(struct pchrstr *pp, short *vec, int count)
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}
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}
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}
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}
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/*
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* Return how much of product PP can be made from its resource.
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* If PP depletes a resource, RESOURCE must point to its value.
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*/
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int
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prod_resource_limit(struct pchrstr *pp, unsigned char *resource)
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{
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if (CANT_HAPPEN(pp->p_nrndx && !resource))
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return 0;
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if (resource && pp->p_nrdep != 0)
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return *resource * 100 / pp->p_nrdep;
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return ITEM_MAX;
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}
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/*
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/*
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* Return p.e. for sector type TYPE.
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* Return p.e. for sector type TYPE.
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* Zero means level is too low for production.
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* Zero means level is too low for production.
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