Switched the managed JQuad container implementation from a vector to a map. This speeds up the cache lookup time from O(n) to O(log n). Hard to see a noticeable difference on win, but it definitely feels snappier on my psp, for instance, when browsing your library for a card, or your graveyard, etc.

I'm also noticing that the GetQuad(int) variant never seems to get hit, so I suspect that the ID lookup map is redundant.  I left it alone as the JResourceManager base class forces the need for the function; I need to spend more time looking at just how much of JResourceManager we actually use at this point.

projects/mtg/include/WResourceManager.h

@@ -162,6 +162,8 @@ public:
 	JQuad* GetQuad(const string &quadName);
 	JQuad* GetQuad(int id);
 
+  int AddQuadToManaged(const WManagedQuad& inManagedQuad);
+
   //Our file redirect system.
   string graphicsFile(const string filename);
   string avatarFile(const string filename);
@@ -207,7 +209,12 @@ private:
   WCache<WCachedTexture,JTexture> textureWCache;
   WCache<WCachedSample,JSample> sampleWCache;
   WCache<WCachedParticles,hgeParticleSystemInfo> psiWCache;
-  vector<WManagedQuad*> managedQuads;
+
+  typedef  std::map<std::string, WManagedQuad> ManagedQuadMap;
+  ManagedQuadMap mManagedQuads;
+
+  typedef std::map<int, std::string> IDLookupMap;
+  IDLookupMap mIDLookupMap;
   
   //Statistics of record.
   unsigned int lastTime;