Follow-up Comment #20, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
How should I start the server after it was compiled with ai module support?
Simply using the ./ser script results in an error message:
# ./ser
Encodings: Data=UTF-8, Local=UTF-8, Internal=UTF-8
This is the server for Freeciv version
Follow-up Comment #21, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
Have you followed instructions in comment #1? More specifically, have you
enabled building shared libraries/modules? We still miss configure checks to
make sure that selected configure option combination is sane.
Update of patch #1819 (project freeciv):
Status: Ready For Test = Done
Assigned to:None = cazfi
Open/Closed:Open = Closed
Update of patch #1819 (project freeciv):
Status: In Progress = Ready For Test
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Follow-up Comment #18:
Updated against current svn.
(file #11747)
Follow-up Comment #13, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
We've got quite a long discussion here, but if I read it correctly there is
said nothing against implementing module interface for AI per se. So this
patch can be committed? If you disagree, say so in 24h.
Follow-up Comment #14, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
I'm not against the module interface but I would like to have it! That said,
the discussion is mainly about the direcory structure, there the files are
placed ...
As this means that development of 2.4.0 starts, I will also commit some of
the
Follow-up Comment #16, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
That said, the discussion is mainly about the direcory
structure, there the files are placed
Let's open another ticket about arranging directory structure.
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Follow-up Comment #17, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
Has there been some misunderstanding? Reason for branching
(S2_3) is that TRUNK would be free for post-2.3 development. You
are free to start committing patches for next version as soon as
branching has taken place.
I wanted to focus more
Follow-up Comment #7, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
1) I have nothing particularly for or against lua. Personally, i'm aware it
exists but know nothing about its pros and cons. Has there been [on IRC or
elsewhere] a conversation comparing high level languages that might be
suitable for this
Follow-up Comment #8, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
I consider all code in ai directory to be part of default AI. If one writes
new AI from scratch, none of that is to be used.
I consider trying to write alternative AI myself. I don't yet know if it
would live in Freeciv tree, or would it be
Follow-up Comment #9, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
After the luasql patches I got the idea to create a lua scritp AI. It would
use some hooks (mostly the functions defined in ai.h) which would call
corresponding lua functions. The lua script would be seperate for each AI of
this type.
In the
Follow-up Comment #11, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
I would think the most immediate benefit of scripting the AI would be to have
the leaders of different nations have different personalities: some could be
more aggressive, others more open to trade, etc. Hopefully this would apply
outside of
Follow-up Comment #12, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
Do you mean superset or subset by supset?
It should be 'subset', i.e. some basic functions.
You can hardly call ai/ code generic. It's specific to way
default ai is coded, actually it is default ai.
Yes, but I think that parts of it
Follow-up Comment #2, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
what du you think about an AI which is called via a lua interface (see patch
#2143)?
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Follow-up Comment #3, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
Lua scriptable AI should be implemented as (one of the) loadable AI
module(s).
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Follow-up Comment #4, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
Lua scriptable AI should be implemented as (one of the) loadable AI
module(s).
OK; but this also means that we have to think about the dependencies within
the code. I propose the following (it is [mostly] the current status):
* level 0 all
Follow-up Comment #5, patch #1819 (project freeciv):
1) I have nothing particularly for or against lua. Personally, i'm aware it
exists but know nothing about its pros and cons. Has there been [on IRC or
elsewhere] a conversation comparing high level languages that might be
suitable for this
URL:
http://gna.org/patch/?1819
Summary: Default ai as loadable module
Project: Freeciv
Submitted by: cazfi
Submitted on: Friday 08/06/2010 at 10:54
Category: ai
Priority: 5 - Normal
Update of patch #1819 (project freeciv):
Depends on: = patch #1814
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