Compiling FUSS 1.6 Weapon code compilation errors

Posted by Dralnu on Thu 08 Sep 2005 06:38 PM — 8 posts, 29,390 views.

Dralnu USA Thu 08 Sep 2005 06:38 PM #0

make -s smaug
  Compiling o/skills.o....
skills.c: In function `ranged_got_target':
skills.c:4767: error: parameter `wtype' is initialized
skills.c:4767: error: parm types given both in parmlist and separately
skills.c:4848: error: `wtype' undeclared (first use in this function)
skills.c:4848: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
skills.c:4848: error: for each function it appears in.)
make[1]: *** [o/skills.o] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 2

OK, this is Samson's Weapons code. I don't see where to declare wtype for ranged_got_target. I did what the directions said to, but seem to be lacking a declaration. Where am I missing this declare? I don't see anything for it in mud.h (I'll try moving part of the code there to see how that works, but I don't think that will work).

Dralnu USA Thu 08 Sep 2005 06:44 PM #1

moved the declare to mud.h, and it didn't help (I added the code directly to the section after /*skills.c*/), Where else would it need to be declared?

David Haley USA Thu 08 Sep 2005 06:47 PM #2

What does the prototype for ranged_got_target look like in skills.c?

Zeno USA Thu 08 Sep 2005 06:57 PM #3

Hmm. I have the new system on my MUD and it's fine. It's in archery.c for me. I have this:

ch_ret ranged_got_target( CHAR_DATA * ch, CHAR_DATA * victim, OBJ_DATA * weapon, OBJ_DATA * projectile, short dist, short dt,
                          char *stxt, short color )
{
   /*
    * added wtype for check to determine skill used for ranged attacks - Grimm
    */
   short wtype = 0;

Dralnu USA Thu 08 Sep 2005 07:16 PM #4

/*
 * Perform the actual attack on a victim			-Thoric
 */
ch_ret ranged_got_target( CHAR_DATA * ch, CHAR_DATA * victim, OBJ_DATA * weapon,
                          OBJ_DATA * projectile, short dist, short dt, char *stxt, short color )
/* added wtype for check to determine skill used for ranged attacks - Grimm */
    short wtype = 0;
{

that is the code from the start of it. That what you needed?

Zeno USA Thu 08 Sep 2005 07:17 PM #5

That's your problem. wtype is before the opening bracket.

David Haley USA Thu 08 Sep 2005 07:17 PM #6

Well, there you go... look at where the 'short' is and look at where the { is...

EDIT: Heh, beat me to it by a few seconds! :-)

Dralnu USA Thu 08 Sep 2005 07:17 PM #7

lol. Fixed it. Looking at Zeno's bit, the { was in the wrong location. Changed it and it went up fine. I hate parenthese/brackets...

If only I had a dollar

I changed it before both of you posted, oddly enough. LOL