It went along the lines of "make it compile", "copy server_i486.so over
to the server" and "./srcds_run". Purely trial-and-error. Seems like the
ABI differences are minimal, if any. (I hope it'll stay that way for the
next few versions.)
If Valve decides to move to GCC 4, I'm ready to trade a .diff file for a
"thank you" (and maybe the right to brag about having been helpful ;-)).
As I said, I just need to try compiling with Microsoft's C++ compiler
first, since it's not my objective to destroy things for one group just
to make them work for the other. (At least not in this case.)
Any chances of my two pleas having been heard by the "higher powers"?
Have a nice day,
~~ Ondra Hosek
Alfred Reynolds wrote:
The C++ ABI differs in GCC 4.x from GCC 3.x, last time I tried it was not
possible to run a mod compiled with 4.x (as C++ interfaces are passed from it
to our GCC 3.x compiled binaries). How did you solve that?
- Alfred
Ondrej Hošek wrote:
Greetings to fellow list members,
Recently, I have managed to coerce the code released with the
Half-Life 2 SDK to compile on Linux with GCC 4.0.2 without
-fpermissive and with -Wall -Werror (both "mod" and "plugin"
targets). I will release this
modified code later on after incorporating the changes of the upcoming
SDK beta and ensuring that the code still compiles with Microsoft's
C++
compiler.
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