(max_population): Deal gracefully with big city 10 * d_maxpop >
ITEM_MAX: let value grow linearly from d_maxpop at 0% to the minimum of 10 * d_maxpop and ITEM_MAX at 100%.
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max_population(float research, int desig, int eff)
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max_population(float research, int desig, int eff)
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{
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int maxpop = dchr[desig].d_maxpop;
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int maxpop = dchr[desig].d_maxpop;
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int rmax;
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int mp100, rmax;
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/* city efficiency limits maximum population */
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/* city efficiency limits maximum population */
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if (IS_BIG_CITY(desig))
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if (IS_BIG_CITY(desig)) {
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maxpop *= 1 + 9.0 * eff / 100;
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mp100 = MIN(ITEM_MAX, 10 * maxpop);
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maxpop += (mp100 - maxpop) * eff / 100.0;
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}
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if (opt_RES_POP) {
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if (opt_RES_POP) {
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/* research limits maximum population */
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/* research limits maximum population */
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