Spring RTS Engine

Developing 'Berit'
Wont release until über-super-kick-ass

check the sticky in this forum, it has the API

a button 'precalc all' would be nice

krogothe wrote: Im off to cambridge tomorrow and will only be back on thurs (wed if im lucky).

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Congrats. Hopfully. So she hasnt decided yet?
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and why is your destructor declared "virtual"? Well, there is a reason why all destructors should be virtual. Consider: class A { public: A() {} ~A() {} virtual void foo() =0; protected: int a; }; class B : public A { public: B() {} ~B() {} virtual void foo() { a=b=7; } private: int b; };...

the line #include "UnitDef.h" solves it this is not a problem with pointers, you just thought so because you think pointers are hard. The error message says: use of undefined type 'UnitDef' and it means just that, that UnitDef hasnt been defined (just declared) as in struct UnitDef; C++ (a...

Pointers are easy. When I first learned C, I believed that pointers were difficult, and as a result they were. When I stopped believing that pointers were difficult, they stopped being so. Memory is a contiguous sequence of bytes, with numerical addresses, starting from 0. A pointer is simply an int...

Still same problem...
Commander stands around and does nothing

Here is AILog, infolog and sfd
http://s11.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1G2V ... 17P9JTWOVQ
link valid one week

Also, have you included the right version for download?
File properties says 0.27, and so does AIlog

Well, it did try to d-gun me.
But it didnt lead the target, so it was quite ineffective. (But a start)
And it still didnt build anything...

in this latest build, the commander stand around doing nothing...

Targ Collective wrote:I'd argue that people who regard cussing as 'bad' constitute the majority...

Eh... really? I'd say that the majority regard cussing as immature...
But bad? Murder is bad. Cussing is silly. No?

learn to use the debugger...
stepping thru the code wold have revealed the problem

C++ started as "C with classes" It was basicly implemented as a preprocessor that generated C code. It used 'class' as a flag for including a VTBL. That difference between class and struct was later removed, and both 'class' and 'struct' where kept for backwards compabillity. Google 'bjarn...

Napalm, give up, I think Bjarne knows his own language...

No, the information in the FAQ is correct. Both structs and classes can contain both variables and methods. When you are dealing with a class, there is NOT an implied pointer, thats Objective-Pascal you're thinking of. Hoever, most programmers automaticly uses a struct for a POD (Plain Ole' Data) an...

yay. kroggies and boats and whatnot.
release please?

Yay! It works. Thanks a bunch!
Now if you only could... (just kiddin')

Yeah, the jcai bundled with 0.66 works for me to, unless I try to
use more than one. That is now fixed on the CVS.

It is? The jcai folder in the main CVS? Or is there a separate CVS
for jcai only. Couse I downloaded the latest source and compiled,
and I still get the freeze error when I beat one of the ai's. Im using
commander-death btw, if that makes a difference.

Yes, they were allies, not teammates with a shared commander.
If i run two emptyai it dosn't happen, but if I run two jcai's or
one jcai and one emptyai, I get the freeze error, so the problem
is probably with jcai. Note, this used to work before 0.66. Does
it work for you?