On Sun, 25 Nov 2001 09:43:29 -0700, Stainless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can you use GDB to scan the source code instead of trying to run it with the > mud? GDB is used to tell why the core dumped, AFTER the mud crashed, NOT to run the mud, first off.
>This would me more useful since I can't run my mud in a Unix > environment. I can port to my Win32 environment. > ANYONE can run their mud on a unix/linux box. The question is are you willing to learn it? Most aren't willing to do that. Running Rom under windows is rather questionable, unless you're experienced in technical matters, and from the constant emails from yourself in the past day or so I'd say you're not.. So, go find a linux server cheap, find some linux documentations and you're set.. It really is easier to do that way anyways. > How do YOU use gdb on your mud? Thanks before hand. Again, GDB only has ONE purpose.. To detect WHY the mud crashed, that's all.. GDB simply pours through core dumps to find out why the mud crashed. Nothing else. My advice: Give up trying to get rom running under Win (even Cygwin is still a windows environment). Learn what you're talking about, before asking the list stuff (repeated emails to the list will simply make yourself look worse) Learn to handle your own technical problems, and learn to code yourself. The list is here to help people, yes. However, it's not here to do the work for you.
