/*
================
idClass::Init

Should be called after all idTypeInfos are initialized, so must be called
manually upon game code initialization.  Tells all the idTypeInfos to initialize
their event callback table for the associated class.  This should only be called
once during the execution of the program or DLL.
================
*/
void idClass::Init( void ) {
	idTypeInfo	*c;
	int			num;
// RAVEN BEGIN
// jnewquist: Tag scope and callees to track allocations using "new".
	MEM_SCOPED_TAG(tag,MA_CLASS);
// RAVEN END

	gameLocal.Printf( "Initializing class hierarchy\n" );

	if ( initialized ) {
		gameLocal.Printf( "...already initialized\n" );
		return;
	}

	// init the event callback tables for all the classes
	for( c = typelist; c != NULL; c = c->next ) {
// RAVEN BEGIN
// jnewquist: Make sure the superclass was actually registered!
		if ( c->super == NULL && (c->superclass && idStr::Cmp(c->superclass, "NULL")) ) {
			common->Error("Superclass %s of %s was never registered!", c->superclass, c->classname);
		}		
// RAVEN END
		c->Init();
	}

	// number the types according to the class hierarchy so we can quickly determine if a class
	// is a subclass of another
	num = 0;
	for( c = classHierarchy.GetNext(); c != NULL; c = c->node.GetNext(), num++ ) {
        c->typeNum = num;
		c->lastChild += num;
	}

	// number of bits needed to send types over network
	typeNumBits = idMath::BitsForInteger( num );

	// create a list of the types so we can do quick lookups
	// one list in alphabetical order, one in typenum order
	types.SetGranularity( 1 );
	types.SetNum( num );
	typenums.SetGranularity( 1 );
	typenums.SetNum( num );
	num = 0;
	for( c = typelist; c != NULL; c = c->next, num++ ) {
		types[ num ] = c;
		typenums[ c->typeNum ] = c;
	}

	initialized = true;

	gameLocal.Printf( "...%i classes, %i bytes for event callbacks\n", types.Num(), eventCallbackMemory );
}

/*
================
idClass::Init

Should be called after all idTypeInfos are initialized, so must be called
manually upon game code initialization.  Tells all the idTypeInfos to initialize
their event callback table for the associated class.  This should only be called
once during the execution of the program or DLL.
================
*/
void idClass::Init()
{
	idTypeInfo*	c;
	int			num;
	
	gameLocal.Printf( "Initializing class hierarchy\n" );
	
	if( initialized )
	{
		gameLocal.Printf( "...already initialized\n" );
		return;
	}
	
	// init the event callback tables for all the classes
	for( c = typelist; c != NULL; c = c->next )
	{
		c->Init();
	}
	
	// number the types according to the class hierarchy so we can quickly determine if a class
	// is a subclass of another
	num = 0;
	for( c = classHierarchy.GetNext(); c != NULL; c = c->node.GetNext(), num++ )
	{
		c->typeNum = num;
		c->lastChild += num;
	}
	
	// number of bits needed to send types over network
	typeNumBits = idMath::BitsForInteger( num );
	
	// create a list of the types so we can do quick lookups
	// one list in alphabetical order, one in typenum order
	types.SetGranularity( 1 );
	types.SetNum( num );
	typenums.SetGranularity( 1 );
	typenums.SetNum( num );
	num = 0;
	for( c = typelist; c != NULL; c = c->next, num++ )
	{
		types[ num ] = c;
		typenums[ c->typeNum ] = c;
	}
	
	initialized = true;
	
	gameLocal.Printf( "...%i classes, %i bytes for event callbacks\n", types.Num(), eventCallbackMemory );
}