As well as LM 8.0+
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Subject: Re: [hlcoders] Linux is the bane of my existence...
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> Doesn't RH 7.2 come with kgcc? If s
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> Doesn't RH 7.2 come with kgcc? If so, use that instead of gcc, since it
> actually is egcs 1.1.2.
Yes, RH 7.2 does come with kgcc. "kgcc -v" gives "gcc version 2.91.66,
egcs-1.1.2". Just replace the "gcc" in the makefile with "kgcc" and it will be
happy.
Jeffrey "botman" Broome
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> Or just install EGCS 1.2 and compile with that, it ignores these
> mistakes.
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> david
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> From: Commando [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Or just install EGCS 1.2 and compile with that, it ignores these
mistakes.
david
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From: Commando [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 12:27 AM
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Subject: Re: [hlcoders] Linux is the bane of my existence...
You are using a
You are using a newer version of gcc which is a bit stricter on enforcing
the rules. SetThink(DoThink) should actually be
SetThink(&CGenericMonster::DoThink); If you are starting from scratch,
then you should look at Botman's patches for the 2.2 SDK for Borland that
he announced a couple of days
> I was able to compile it "no problem" under Redhat 6.x, but now that
> that installation tanked and I'm forced on to Redhat 7.2, I have compile
> issues. Wish I knew the intricacies of Linux; took me an hour to get
> things like FTP or the HL Dedicated Server running...
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> gcc -Dstricmp=strca
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