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bug (no kidding :) )
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- Subject: bug (no kidding :) )
- From: (Emil Oeberg)
- Date: Mon, 15 Aug 1994 18:29:25 +0200 (MET DST)
Hi!
I got some crossfire source ( ver 0.91.3 ) from your ftp-site
( ftp.ifi.uio.no ) and tried to compile it. It failed :(
The complains was about a struct-member (in_memoy) that wasn't
member of the struct 'mapstruct' in the file common/map.c
function 'get_map_ob'. I changed it to 'in_memory' (which _is_ a
member) and then the compilation worked just fine.
_BUT_ ... when I run the game, it works fore some moments,
and then it dies <*sob*>. It say:
Switching to black and white.
You have a black and white terminal.
Error: set_map_ob called when mas was not in memory.
[NULL pointer]
./crossfire: 7595 Abort
so ???
info abt my system:
ver: 0.91.3
comp : sparc-staion ELC (sun 4)
system : SunOS Release 4.1.3 (SUN4C)
window : X11r5
compiler : gcc -ansi
output from "crossfire -o" :
Welcome to CrossFire, v0.91.3
Copyright (C) 1994 Mark Wedel.
Copyright (C) 1992 Frank Tore Johansen.
Maintained locally by:
Questions and bugs should be mailed to above address.
Non-standard include files:
<stdlib.h>
<malloc.h>
<sys/timeb.h>
Secure: <true>
Logging: <true>
Libdir: /home/mnl91/mnleog/Crossfire/lib
Perm file: <LIB>/forbid
Shutdown file: <LIB>/shutdown.mess
Save player: <true>
Save mode: 0660
Playerdir: <LIB>/players
Save homedir: <false>
Lock player: <false>
Unique items: <true>
Itemsdir: <LIB>/unique-items
Lock items: <true>
Use checksum: <true>
Tmpdir: /tmp
Fontdir: /home/mnl91/mnleog/Crossfire/fonts
Compress: /local/bin/compress
Uncompress: /local/bin/uncompress
Map max timeout: 1000
Map reset: <true>
Max objects: 9000
Use_calloc: <false>
Speed_game: <false>
CHRFONT: <false>
Use_swap_stats: <true>
Sound_effects: <false>
DM mail:
Server: <true>
Port: 13326
Explore mode: <false>
Shop listings: <false>
Max_time: 120000
SunOS lagrange 4.1.3 9 sun4c
well, I think that's it. If you want more info, mail me
Emil ()