linux compile fix for 0.3.4

[Yodason]

under #include <pthread.h> in mutex.h
add this line

#include "../common/unix.h"

make SURE it is in the else section of the #ifdef

[spellcaster]

Woot compiled! Now to finally see what EQEMU looks like!!

[steve]

I can just overwrite my old files I used to compile, and then recompile and use the same database? I don't see a new database sql in the source zip.

[spellcaster]

You dont, just like you dont get the cfg files

[steve]

Yeah, found them in the Win32 zip.

Someone with linux programming knowledge needs to go through and fix all of the compile warnings. They still successfully compile, but all of those warnings were not good. Things like 'warning: data comparison will always be false due to limited range' etc..

ShowEQ does not have compile issues nor warnings when I compile it, perhaps we should ask Zaphod (the head honcho for ShowEQ) to take a look at the code and fix the obvious things.

[spellcaster]

Sadly, I still cant get in coz it mumbles about sumfin.. grr.. EQEmu will just have to wait more..

[steve]

I can't get in either. When I connect to my own server, I can make a character, but when I try to log it in, EQ crashes.

[Zaphod]

Originally Posted by steve

Yeah, found them in the Win32 zip.

Someone with linux programming knowledge needs to go through and fix all of the compile warnings. They still successfully compile, but all of those warnings were not good. Things like 'warning: data comparison will always be false due to limited range' etc..

ShowEQ does not have compile issues nor warnings when I compile it, perhaps we should ask Zaphod (the head honcho for ShowEQ) to take a look at the code and fix the obvious things.

Did I hear someone mention my name... heh...

At some point in the future I might just, although I am rather preoccupied with ShowEQ.

One thing people have to realize is many of the warnings are actually indicative of problems that cause bugs. Unfortunately Visual C++ will chew on absolute garbage and not give a warning, despite it generating bad behavior, and yet will also give you warnings about absolutely irrelevant nonsense. In a former life I had way too much experience with this. In some cases Visual C++ compiles code where all the C++ standards (current and former) and Microsoft's own docs say shouldn't compile and whose behavior is literally undefined without so much as a single warning.

Enjoy,
Zaphod (dohpaZ)

[Yodason]

dont worry about warnings

[Trumpcard]

Uhhhmm... That's why 9/11 happened...

[Shawn319]

rofl... sounds like something someone said to me the other day in chat... "No one is going to attack the USA" (btw he was a canadian)