I was compiling fine with 5.6 as well. Obviously didn't try bots back then. There shouldn't be any difference. I'm thinking something got changed accidentally (gotta love vi ...).
EDIT: Did you recently try to upgrade perl or compile your own? |
I just yum update to make sure it was current
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I don't have CentOS, but I did test updating to the latest source code (2097) and compiling on my openSUSE server.
It's a 64-bit OS, so my makefiles force 32-bit compile mode for gcc, g++, etc. with the -m32 option. gcc is version 4.6.2 Bots is compiling fine against perl 5.10. I have modified the makefiles to use a path containing perl 5.10 32-bit. (Native perl in my OS is 5.14) The only thing in your makefile.common that differs from mine is that I added the bot.o and botspellsai.o to the last line after QuestParserCollection.o. I really don't think that should matter, but I mention it just in case. |
I fixed mine eventually. It was just the zones file that weren't compiling. The world files were fine. I had to install a separate higher version of my gcc compiler. I had to google a repo and add it to the yum repo file as well.
Code:
yum gcc44 gcc44-c++ I then had change the /zone/makefile to recognize the gcc44 version Code:
HCC=$(shell ccache -V 2>/dev/null) |
Actually this now seems to be the issue of my LD and zone disconnects so not really a fix.
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