... I think it must be, but I haven't tried compiling under Cygwin since one of the earliest versions. I'm gonna stick with Debian :) ... Heh, I think you're...
... If you like, I can try compiling it on my version of Cygwin. I don't use Cygwin much, but I have it around in case I ever wanna do a quick and dirty port...
... it should actually be a .tar.bz2 file. to unzip, you would do: tar -jxvf <file> That said, you probably don't need this patch. I've only left that up there...
To everyone, Nakedmud >v2.3 compile with NO glitches whatsoever under Win32 using a fresh (<2months) and Python 2.4, if you had problem with Cygwin compiling...
... Yes it is. As of now i've compiled it on various Cygwin platforms up to 2 years old all the way up to DLL version 1.5.x, on 98/XP/2K/2K3, i've also...
I heard about a 24 byte loss everytime a python script was run.. I ran 2.7 with Python 2.4 and didn't seem to notice this, I was watching the server with top.....
Myke Folkes
myke@...
Oct 2, 2005 12:59 am
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... It was from about v.24 onwards. To see it in action, look at your real memory usage. Then load 5000 mobs. And purge them. Your real memory usage should...
... What I'm about to suggest here is beyond my ability to implement, but maybe someone here can do it. Would it be possible to implement a "memory scrubbing"...
That sounds like it might be more work to implement than to actually locate the bug.. Is there any structure in the code anywhere that uses 24 bytes or in...
Myke Folkes
myke@...
Oct 2, 2005 3:33 am
236
... not if the bug is in the python library... ... in NakedMud's code... not to my knowledge...
... Ah, alright then. May I suggest removing it or perhaps just move it to another section on the site? You've been great so far, but I'm not done taking...
Try Python.h with a capital P, Unix filenames are case sensitive. "locate Python.h" from the shell, or type: find / -name "Python.h" -Myke...
Myke Folkes
myke@...
Oct 2, 2005 3:18 pm
239
Aha! Found the memory leak. Turns out it wasn't a problem with the python library. Character races weren't being freed. Everything I was testing on was human,...
That's great! Are you going to release another pre-release with the pulses code and the memory leak fixed? Are there any other bugs that you know of? I heard...
Myke Folkes
myke@...
Oct 3, 2005 1:52 am
241
... Probably not. I think the next release will be the "real" v3.0 ... Yes, it is. I think we've managed to find 7 or 8 bugs since the pre-release. A couple...
... I hornestly wish this would have worked, however embarrassing it would have been (espe. since I knew this ;-). What eeked me most about this was that...
What operating system are you using? What version of GCC? -Myke...
Myke Folkes
myke@...
Oct 4, 2005 2:50 pm
247
... I'm using Linux 2.4 and gcc 3.3.5 (that's what it says at the end of my man page) ... would ... this ... *shiver* ... rummaging ... bit of ... gets ... ...
Do you have zlib on your system? These are all errors concerning the zlib general purpose compression library. www.zlib.net Regards, Kaylus ... would ... this ...
Have I ever mentioned how much I despise writing? Anyways... I have attempted to write a handbook that will help people get familiar with programming new stuff...
... Hi Geoff, this document is a good start ;) Few things i would like to be improved: - more examples, ie for parse_args() syntax (section 3.2) - a minimal...
Laurent MONIN
zas@...
Oct 5, 2005 8:25 am
251
I have it, and now I have it four-fold. One copy for every directory it might think to look in :-) It's done me little good, however. At first I figured that...
Basically this is what it boils down to: NakedMud uses zlib for MCCP (correct if wrong), a compression protocol for text compression across muds. Not many...
I've gone through the doc with more than a few grateful thoughts going your way Geoff - wtg! By now, you should be aware that I'm only beginning to understand ...
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