Fixing up faulty references to class "Point" to "IcePoint"

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/Opcode/OPC_PlanesAABBOverlap.h b/Opcode/OPC_PlanesAABBOverlap.h
index 010b82f..80b8bce 100644
--- a/Opcode/OPC_PlanesAABBOverlap.h
+++ b/Opcode/OPC_PlanesAABBOverlap.h
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
  *	\return		TRUE if boxes overlap planes

  */

 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

-inline_ BOOL PlanesCollider::PlanesAABBOverlap(const Point& center, const Point& extents, udword& out_clip_mask, udword in_clip_mask)

+inline_ BOOL PlanesCollider::PlanesAABBOverlap(const IcePoint& center, const IcePoint& extents, udword& out_clip_mask, udword in_clip_mask)

 {

 	// Stats

 	mNbVolumeBVTests++;

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ inline_ BOOL PlanesCollider::PlanesAABBOverlap(const Point& center, const Point&
 	// Evaluate through all active frustum planes. We determine the relation 

 	// between the AABB and a plane by using the concept of "near" and "far"

 	// vertices originally described by Zhang (and later by Möller). Our

-	// variant here uses 3 fabs ops, 6 muls, 7 adds and two floating point

+	// variant here uses 3 fabs ops, 6 muls, 7 adds and two floating IcePoint

 	// comparisons per plane. The routine early-exits if the AABB is found

 	// to be outside any of the planes. The loop also constructs a new output

 	// clip mask. Most FPUs have a native single-cycle fabsf() operation.