Author: Sphair

Often you want to know how fast or slow your game is running, and displaying a FPS counter can be a handy debug-tool.

class Game
{
public:
	void run();
	void update();
	void draw();

	int calc_fps(int frame_time);

	CL_Font font_fps;
	int fps;
};

void Game::run()
{
	CL_ResourceManager resources("resources.xml");
	font_fps = CL_Font("font_gray", &resources);

	while(!CL_Keyboard::get_keycode(CL_KEY_ESCAPE))
	{
		update();
		draw();

		CL_Display::flip();
		CL_System::keep_alive();
	};
}

void Game::update()
{
	// Calculate time since last update
	static int start_time = CL_System::get_time();
	
	int cur_time = CL_System::get_time();
	int delta_time = cur_time - start_time;
	start_time = cur_time;

	fps = calc_fps(delta_time);
}

int Game::calc_fps(int frame_time)
{
	static int fps_result = 0;
	static int fps_counter = 0;
	static int total_time = 0;
	
	total_time += frame_time;
	if(total_time >= 1000)	// One second has passed
	{
		fps_result = fps_counter + 1;
		fps_counter = total_time = 0;
	}
	fps_counter++;	// Increase fps

	return fps_result;
}

void Game::draw()
{
	CL_Display::clear();
	
	font_fps.draw(0, 0, "fps: " + CL_String::from_int(fps));
}