Follow-up Comment #7, patch #1352 (project freeciv):
> I suspected something like this but did not find the right place
> (start_game()?)
I would say at the end of srv_ready, in else case after init_new_game().
> The event enum is defined in event.h. The comment says that it
> is also used within the client. Furthermore, it is a rather big
> enum. I don't know, if it would be possible to use specnum.h for
> this.
The enumerator names are stored in common/events.c as enum_name member, but
the accessors are missing. Also the list is not in the enum order.
Else, it is always possible to use specenum.h for this, it's just a setting
to change in generate_specenum.py (max_enum_values).
> I removed it as the check in event_cache_match() generated
> only trouble. It prevented the addition of events while
> loading a savegame.
It is quite wrong, because S_S_INITIAL state will be considered as turn 0.
If a game is loaded and someone connects before it starts, he will receive
wrong messages with strange tile info and other links. I think it must be
protected by the server_state.
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