On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 10:43:52 +0000
James Urquhart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> There are two very minor issues when compiling scvm on Mac OS X:
>
> 1) sighandler_t is called sig_t
> 2) The position of the #include <stdio.h> in scvm.c causes an error
> in one of the system headers. Commenting it out solves the problem
>
> I have attached a patch which fixes these issues, though i currently
> don't have access to a linux system so in the case of #1, i don't
> know if sig_t exists there.
> Alternatively though you could use void* instead of sighandler_t
> (then again i don't know what signal in linux returns).
I applied the sighandler part. Damn the GNU man pages! They show their
useless extension in the synopsis, and then only mention at the very end
of the notes that it's an extension :(
For the stdio thing, some libc are much more sensitive to missing system
header, so I'm reluctant to just "blindly" commenting it. What is the
exact error?
> Now i can get scvm to run, but it still errors out with an array
> error in OpenQuest. Better get the hammer out i guess. :(
Here the current version die because it miss the actorSay opcode (0xBA)
Script error: op not supported or invalid @ 028:0x004C
If it die earlier post the output.
Albeu
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