On Thu, Dec 19, 2002 at 08:52:40AM -0600, Tom Whiting wrote: > You can't just replace int vnum in merc.h and call it a day, you have to > replace each and every call TO said int vnum in each and every file (how > many I'm not sure atm) with the proper call (ie: %d must be changed to > %ld because you're no longer calling short integers).
You mean replace 'sh_int vnum' in merc.h? As for '%ld', no, you don't have to do that. The %l is for 'long' ints, not regular ones. (With most x86 compilers, 'long' is exactly the same as 'int': 32 bits, but you need the %l to make the compiler not whine about it... but that's another story, because you don't need to change the vnum to be a long: an int will suffice unless you're on an architecture that supports 64-bit longs and for some ungodly reason you need vnums that hugs...) The only other place I see it mattering is in db.c and db2.c
