internal void CheckMissingDependenciesForCollections(SubSystemBase sys)
{
if (m_collectionDependencies.Count > 0)
{
Debug.LogWarning(
$"{sys} finished its update but there are ICollectionComponent instances, one of which was of type {m_collectionDependencies[0].type}, that were accessed but did not have their dependencies updated.");
}
}
internal void BeginCollectionTracking(SubSystemBase sys)
{
if (m_activeSystem != null)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("Error: Calling Update on a SubSystem from within another SubSystem is not allowed!");
}
m_activeSystem = sys;
}
internal void EndCollectionTracking(JobHandle outputDeps)
{
m_activeSystem = null;
if (outputDeps.IsCompleted)
{
//Todo: Is this necessary? And what are the performance impacts? Is there a better way to figure out that all jobs were using .Run()?
outputDeps.Complete();
}
else
{
UpdateCollectionDependencies(outputDeps);
}
}
