I most certainly hope so, although I don't have much say in it. When the boss decides he has time to do the paperwork required to sell old company computers, then I can upgrade. Also,
uses VS2008, too, so we'll need to wait for him to upgrade, too
I'm using windows xp still in my second computer, will I be able to compile MCS with gcc?
You could either use the precompiled binaries, which will still be compatible with WinXP, or compile yourself using MinGW.
As far as I know has VS2013, he just prefers VS2008. SO its just a matter of giving him reasons to use the new one.
I used to have VS2012 and I hated it, but VS2013 was a huge improvement. I have no problem in using VS2013 over VS2008.
After spending a bit of time on tonibm19's survival server, I have to say that MCS is currently incapable of providing any real survival gameplay experience. There's an issue with hunger, which seems to sometimes grow one drumstick per block walked. There's an issue with mob AI mostly missing. There's an issue with mobs making no noises and thus sneaking up on players, creepy little bummers. There's an issue with mobs teleporting randomly as the AI changes direction. There's an issue with being unable to reload permissions, the server has to be restarted if a player gets or loses a permission.
Unfortunately we don't have the resources to fix most of these soon enough. We're still fighting with the basics on keeping the multithreaded server deadlock-free and still running and not crashing every now and then.
(07-16-2014, 08:58 PM)xoft Wrote: [ -> ]Unfortunately we don't have the resources to fix most of these soon enough. We're still fighting with the basics on keeping the multithreaded server deadlock-free and still running and not crashing every now and then.
Then let's provide core dumps
. I'm uploading now the player join/left crash.
I will post the link in the github issue.
EDIT: Done
Linux ftw! So much faster
I've pushed a huge change to the sources with (hopefully) minimal functional changes. I've written a small script that checks for some common violations of our coding style, and then tried fixing some of the errors it reported. There are still 400 more issues reported, I'll get those sorted out eventually.
I'd like everyone to try it out, especially before committing changes, have the script report the issues for you, so that you can fix them before you even commit, and I won't have to put a hunder "spaces here" comments on your code
The script requires LuaFileSystem in order to run properly, so you'll most probably need to install something like LuaRocks in order to get it to work.