00:38:48 Kilobyte, re: the wall tiles. 1) the walls in the latest dev build are brightened up quite a bit, 2) the small screenshots in the tiles news update show the first dev release of the wall tiles, prior to that update, and 3) the bright white background of the webpage behind the screenshots make them look much, much darker than they look against the black background of the crawl client. 01:08:36 -!- eith has quit [Ping timeout: 260 seconds] 01:14:31 -!- ogaz has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 01:59:16 -!- Zaba has quit [Ping timeout: 248 seconds] 02:01:47 -!- Zaba has joined ##crawl-dev 02:08:15 -!- Siber has quit [Ping timeout: 258 seconds] 02:13:03 -!- Kil2 has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 02:18:25 -!- MarvinPA_ has joined ##crawl-dev 02:21:45 -!- MarvinPA has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 02:21:49 -!- MarvinPA_ is now known as MarvinPA 02:32:28 Demonspawn sharp spines lvl 1 are useless (https://crawl.develz.org/mantis/view.php?id=1985) by serg271 02:36:39 Moin! 02:36:39 Napkin: You have 5 messages. Use !messages to read them. 03:45:57 Napkin <3 03:46:02 !coffee Napkin 03:46:02 * Henzell hands Napkin a mug of irish coffee, brewed by the Serpent of Hell. 03:46:07 hey, moin greensnark :) 03:46:11 how's it going? 03:46:13 !coffee greensnark 03:46:14 * Henzell hands greensnark a mug of irish coffee, brewed by Crazy Yiuf. 03:46:14 Good, good 03:46:33 I'm way ahead of schedule and essentially have three days off :) 03:46:41 Also I finally have a gratis iPad 03:46:48 Talk about overrated hardware :P 03:47:22 woah! 03:47:29 it's evil ;> 03:48:12 I should jailbreak it :P 03:49:38 gratis? How did you get it? 03:50:10 and, things you have to jailbreak are good for nothing 03:50:41 overrated or overheated? 03:50:44 I have a htc desire. 03:50:53 just got my N900, and I'm installing Crawl's build-depends as we speak 03:51:09 I don't think I can build crawl for Android. 03:51:12 That would be cool though :) 03:51:29 KiloByte: It's a customer's device 03:51:37 I do freelance iPhone dev 03:51:55 ! 03:51:59 * due makes the sign of the cross at ge. 03:51:59 so, when can we expect iDCSS? 03:52:01 ... greensnark. 03:52:09 bhaak: someone is alreayd working on an ipad port 03:52:22 bhaak: Too much work :) 03:52:24 I wouldn't be surprised if greensnark is faster :D 03:52:37 I like Crawl just fine on laptop and desktop 03:52:42 This thing is a pain to use 03:52:43 Well, their's is tiles port 03:53:30 You want to hold it in one hand you better have a grip of IRON, because it's pretty heavy and the gripping surfaces have been coated with teflon 03:53:51 So then you hold it in both hands and have to stretch your fingers to use the screen :P 03:53:54 the default terminal on Maemo is horizontal on a wide (800x480) display, and it has a fat menu on the top and a fat toolbar on the bottom 03:54:25 do you have the wifi or 3g version? 03:54:35 the 3g version feels pretty heavy 03:54:35 bhaak: The customer is a cheapskate, guess which version :P 03:54:39 lol 03:54:52 I still need to figure out how to make it sane, to get a console without 353479572398x2 window 03:55:13 KiloByte: What's the default term size ? 03:55:34 KiloByte: Also, there was a printf format issue with the turncount display, if you want to fix that quick :) 03:56:05 ixtli is working on an iPad port 03:56:27 bhaak: got both UMTS (and lesser crap) and Wifi 03:56:42 Also generalizing a lot of he code to make it easier to port to other platforms too, if I understand correctly 03:57:43 didn't put a SIM card into it yet so I didn't test phone capabilities (and internet access costs a fortune here), but wifi works just fine 03:57:46 Keskitalo: Yes, he did a lot of tiles refactoring 03:59:09 Tiles + touchscreen interface is an interesting thing.. the input/interface side of Crawl could overall benefit from a little generalization too :) 03:59:10 greensnark: I fixed it at 3am yesterday, but went to sleep. I replaced all %ld/lu with either %d or PRId64, and it seems to work. 03:59:19 greensnark: except for some fsim stuff 03:59:37 fsim was born for a life of pain, we can let it fulfil that destiny for a little longer 03:59:43 the ipad is surely a nice device but currently I just don't have a usecase for it. I wouldn't want to take it with me, watching videos I do at home or on the road on a psp. so what's left? 03:59:46 greensnark: do you know if it indeed needs longs there? How many testing turns can one expect at the most? 03:59:50 how about we just stop using printf 04:00:10 KiloByte: It used to be 40k, but Crawl combat has become about 10x slower since 0.1 04:00:34 Keskitalo: Hey there. 04:00:37 ah, I thought you may set it to hundreds of millions of turns 04:00:40 stdargs = suck 04:00:45 KiloByte: I'm excited about Maemo support too, which feels a little silly as I dont' have a Maemo device 04:00:49 It's actually on hold until there is a 4.0 sdk 04:00:50 The Pentium M I tested on in the 0.1 days was able to do 40k fsim turns about 5x faster than my current Core 2 quad 04:00:55 Cause its gonna change the architecture. 04:00:59 I do have DS though :) (but no homebrew kit) 04:01:07 this is one of the few places where I support using C++ features 04:01:08 But I contributed most of the relevant changes back to master already, anyway :) 04:01:08 sorear: why? C++'s overloading sucks, but stdargs works just fine. 04:01:29 KiloByte: quick, what's the portable format modifier for ssize_t 04:01:32 ixtli: Ah, good to know! Yeah, I saw that there was a lot of work done already. 04:01:46 I haven't actually looked at the code though :) 04:01:46 if you get it wrong, you pay with a runtime crash on some obscure platform 04:01:54 sorear: there's none, just as for most types. 04:02:12 sorear: I want those obscure platforms named! :) 04:02:17 bhaak: The iPad screen also looks disastrously grainly compard to iphone 4 04:02:33 bhaak: win32 with msvc libc 04:02:50 greensnark: lol. yeah, I heard that, too. haven't seen a live iphone4, though 04:03:04 i have a trove asking me for a scroll of vorpalize weapon 04:03:14 and it won't let me in because all i have is a scoll of vorpalise weapon :( 04:03:37 MarvinPA: argh, bug 04:03:41 MarvinPA: unfixable too, sorry 04:03:48 damn :( 04:03:51 bhaak: but usually it just junks the upper half of %ld unless the compiler has it always zeroed. gcc-4.0 and gcc-4.4 -O0 have it always 0, gcc-4.4 with -O2 does not. 04:04:33 Blame dpeg 04:04:59 -!- JamezQ has quit [Quit: Leaving.] 04:05:00 KiloByte: what happens if you cast it first? (long)ssize_t 04:05:11 that's why I'd want Napkin to build the official Windows binaries, even though with this commit I'll remove all traces of %ld 04:05:38 greensnark: Can you cherry-pick 5696672dd57be7a9c0cf into 0.7? Thanks. 04:05:47 (Still pushing0 04:06:11 03due * rca75baaf1934 10/crawl-ref/source/dat/des/portals/trove.des: Fix bad ize/ise on vorpalise with Troves. 04:06:28 bhaak: it's still (long). And apparently it somehow doesn't work on win32 in some cases. 04:06:37 ah, no need for me to mantis it at least then :P 04:06:49 KiloByte: should probably be (unsigned long). i'd have to check the standard on that. c sucks 04:07:11 bhaak: signed for %d, unsigned for %u 04:07:53 bhaak: but the bug lies in the standard declaring that "%ld" means long, and msvc's libc having it mean "long long". 04:08:33 bhaak: but fortunately C99's types do work as they are supposed to, and all of our C++ compilers do support them 04:08:43 hmm, and how do you format 'long long' variables? %lld? 04:09:01 oh, wait 04:09:07 bhaak: so printf(PRIu64, (uint64_t)foo) works even there 04:09:14 %ld means 'long long' ? 04:09:18 in msvc 04:09:38 bhaak: it appears to do so, at least 04:10:10 why o why? 04:10:13 bhaak: but if we remove all uses of "%ld", it won't matter the slightest what it means 04:10:52 bhaak: remind me, what company does msvc libc come from? What is their stance on portability and standards support? 04:10:55 but you get compilation warnings 04:11:20 I don't answer rhetorical questions : 04:11:41 I don't claim I fully understand this issue... 04:12:02 and it eludes me why it worked with very old gcc. 04:13:54 when it was first mentioned here, I tested it in cygwin and mingw32. cygwin worked correctly, but mingw32 not. the old gcc probably linked to another lib 04:17:42 due: Real soonish now 04:18:19 hrm, what's up with @#$%^&* sourceforge? pulls keep failing all the time 04:20:05 hehe, I have never problems pulling :) 04:23:22 -!- purge has joined ##crawl-dev 04:23:59 I don't have problems pulling 04:24:05 instead, I have problems pushing 04:24:24 so I spend 4 hours working on a patch, then it gets delayed 3 days, and duplicate work! 04:24:51 greensnark: That's fun, just a rather annoying bug 04:28:02 'x>' shouldn't consider current square when multiple > are on the screen (https://crawl.develz.org/mantis/view.php?id=1986) by Nexos 04:33:47 -!- Mu_ has joined ##crawl-dev 04:34:56 DCSS definitely needs an Android port 04:35:28 Maemo/Meego will die sooner or later.. 04:35:38 -!- syllogism has joined ##crawl-dev 04:35:50 Napkin: when I was young, we thought the same about DOS :) 04:35:57 Yeah, I'd actually be interested in an Android port 04:36:22 too few provider do Maemo/Meego - while Android is growing like crazy 04:36:45 bhaak: It would be nice if livelog could record game start time 04:37:15 To make it easier to match back to the corresponding game, I mean 04:37:49 Also recording the place would be nice 04:38:18 How about recording things like gender and alignment as well; max information possible per livelog entry? :) 04:38:19 KiloByte, i switched my motorola milestone with an n900 - solely because of the solid OS below 04:39:09 greensnark: wrong channel 04:39:17 bhaak: You worried about that? :P 04:39:30 yes :) 04:39:37 !coffee bhaak 04:39:37 * Henzell hands bhaak a cup of black coffee, brewed by Ijyb. 04:39:38 Ok, let's take it to #Unnethack 04:39:50 03by * r4bde4b17c7e2 10/crawl-ref/source/effects.cc: Remove random staff ID over time. 04:46:53 with n900's keyboard, playing console crawl sucks :( 04:47:52 I don't even 8have* a keyboard. 04:50:24 it has only up, left, down, right arrows, so I'd have to use vi keys 04:50:39 but laptops suck exactly the same way too 04:50:44 and that's why I don't use laptops 04:54:47 hehe 04:54:52 true 04:55:18 but, the longer you try the better it works 04:55:27 The numberpad is a ploy to make you waste a whole hand on the wilderness to the east of the Real Keyboard 04:55:42 I have a numberpad on my desktop and I never use it 04:55:53 It's meant for Satan worshippers, obviously 04:56:05 Possibly for people allergic to cats too 04:56:17 like blinkers in cars ;> 04:56:18 Cat lovers should avoid the numpad at all costs 04:57:39 -!- MarvinPA_ has joined ##crawl-dev 04:58:15 the true abomination is the old "grey" set of keys that duplicate most of proper arrow keys 04:58:29 s/old/new/ 04:58:53 good old keyboard didn't have that crap 04:59:21 it appeared in IBM AT only because some bozos insisted on having numlock _on_ 04:59:36 numlock is another abomination that should be ripped from all keyboards 04:59:46 Just saw off that entire section of keys, I say :) 05:00:12 And make sure you wash your hands thoroughly if you accidentally touched the numpad :P 05:00:15 does anyone play crawl with a joystick? 05:00:17 the problem is, it's between two usable sections: the main part and the numpad 05:00:30 Haha, by 05:00:34 No, it's very useful to have around 05:00:41 i use a flightstick 05:00:47 The numpad holds my keyboard up 05:01:00 If I sawed it off, it would be too narrow to hold comfortably 05:01:28 by: I still have two 1980 joysticks, although one is in parts that are probably incomplete after I tried to repair it ~10 years ago, and the other one was never ever used 05:01:49 -!- MarvinPA has quit [Ping timeout: 276 seconds] 05:01:49 -!- MarvinPA_ is now known as MarvinPA 05:01:49 I never touched any of newer stuff, though 05:02:14 which may indeed be better, who knows... perhaps the technology advanced a bit? 05:02:57 I wish I still had a tac-2 05:03:08 I wonder what genius came up with the name "joystick" 05:03:13 It's right up there with "Wii" 05:03:22 KiloByte: there's newer stuff that is still good: http://www.speedlink.com/?p=2&cat=314&pid=21424&paus=1 05:03:38 "The name "joystick" is thought to originate with early 20th century French pilot Robert Esnault-Pelterie" 05:03:45 :P 05:03:52 what a surprise 05:03:58 -!- casmith789 has joined ##crawl-dev 05:04:03 a french coined the name *joy*stick 05:05:10 bhaak: unlike keyboards, I don't have a preference for old joysticks, I simply never had an urge to use one for ~25 years 05:06:00 the last time I used one was for Freespace 2 05:14:43 -!- dpeg has joined ##crawl-dev 05:14:48 hey ploog 05:15:06 Good day Mr Brown 05:17:28 FR: "Something about spiny scales isn't perfect. I suggest to remove them." 05:17:38 I suggest to remove players. 05:19:01 Close it and ignore, basically. 05:19:24 I replied once, so that Cryp71c can see it. 05:19:43 Close and ignore == fire and forget? :) 05:20:15 make it like ubuntu does: mark as "opinion" and close :) 05:21:01 bhaak: <3 05:21:12 "Ill-conceived, misguided opinion." 05:22:00 Can we have a "Smoking Crack" resolution in Mantis 05:22:22 Hey lobsterman :) 05:22:41 scrollback should be cleaned, when you start a new tiles char 05:22:58 Napkin: Old game messages linger? 05:23:04 yeah 05:23:13 There's always one more game-restart bug :) 05:23:14 I see the "you sure want to quit?" and everything else 05:23:27 The game doesn't like people who quit :P 05:23:32 hehe 05:23:33 not in ctrl+p though, only on screen 05:24:22 dpeg: I hear you've been fireballing my javelineers? 05:24:28 rc1 tiles do look a bit dark - but apart that awesome! 05:24:38 love the new water and walls! 05:24:43 "Do you really want to quit? (y/n)" User: y. "Y or n, please." User: Y. "Are you sure? (yes/n)" User: yes. "I don't think you should quit. Quitters never win. Surrender denied." 05:24:56 greensnark: yes, but they retaliate with crashes! 05:25:13 That javelineer had nuclear javelins. 05:25:22 does autoinscribe = scrolls? of identify:@r1 05:25:23 autoinscribe = scrolls? of remove curse:@r2 05:25:23 autoinscribe = potions? of healing:@q1 05:25:23 autoinscribe = potions? of heal wounds:@q2 05:25:29 omg! sorry for spam 05:25:35 aggh! an angband player! 05:25:35 damn windows copy & paste 05:25:49 does tile_better_transparency still do anything? 05:26:11 It activates the placebo effect to make you think the tiles look better 05:26:37 lol 05:26:58 no more in use then? mystery option :D 05:27:27 You should ask Enne 05:27:40 03pointless_ 07stone_soup-0.7 * rd5f161ac7dda 10/crawl-ref/source/mon-abil.cc: [1951] Fix enchantment duration averaging during slime merges 05:27:42 03pointless_ 07stone_soup-0.7 * r8697e83b9222 10/crawl-ref/source/ (abl-show.cc godabil.cc): [1971] Fix canceling sunlight at the prompt still costing 05:27:46 03pointless_ 07stone_soup-0.7 * r5960ff90692f 10/crawl-ref/source/ (beam.cc mon-stuff.cc): Actually fix death messages for giant spore/ball lightning kills 05:27:47 03due 07stone_soup-0.7 * rce848880e30a 10/crawl-ref/source/dat/des/portals/trove.des: Fix bad ize/ise on vorpalise with Troves. 05:28:27 -!- ortoslon has joined ##crawl-dev 05:30:01 -!- Celentes has joined ##crawl-dev 05:32:11 * KiloByte types "time make debug" on the phone. Now we'll see the truth. 05:41:45 03kilobyte * r956b740cff3b 10/crawl-ref/source/ (29 files in 2 dirs): Get rid of more longs and all "%ld"s, new gcc + Windows + them = bad mojo. 05:54:34 So this weird turn count thing is only on Windows? 05:54:37 I can't get a repro here 05:56:19 windows _and_ semi-modern gcc 05:56:21 Yeah, bad format for num_turns 05:57:09 Let me pick that fix 05:57:11 in non-optimized builds the top part tends to be zeroed, so it doesn't show up there as well 05:57:11 Yes, but should be fixed anywayz 05:57:13 I'd prefer Napkin to build the official binary using the ancient version of gcc he uses for Windows builds, since the msvc libraries it links again seem to don't have it problems 06:01:07 actually, not that ancient, KiloByte: 06:01:08 root@ipx14623:~> i686-pc-mingw32-gcc --version 06:01:08 i686-pc-mingw32-gcc (GCC) 4.4.0 06:01:18 -!- Pseudonut has quit [Remote host closed the connection] 06:01:32 been using that for quite a long time already 06:01:53 since I switched from etch to lenny 06:05:56 i686-pc? 06:06:53 03kilobyte 07stone_soup-0.7 * rd1a87e761c23 10/crawl-ref/source/ (29 files in 2 dirs): Get rid of more longs and all "%ld"s, new gcc + Windows + them = bad mojo. 06:06:53 Napkin: Can you add a build for the new Windows installer to the update scripts on CDO? :) 06:08:19 Napkin: there are two mingw32 packages: mingw32 (4.2.1.dfsg-2) and gcc-mingw32 (4.4.4-0.1), and both exhibit that problem for me 06:08:29 Napkin: Also would you mind greatly if I tossed some of those "press RETURN to continues"? :) 06:09:02 the prefix is i586-mingw32msvc in both cases 06:09:48 KiloByte: I know, that why I had to dump the debian packages and install manually, guided by these instructions: http://www.nongnu.org/mingw-cross-env/ 06:10:22 greensnark: why don't you just add a useless parameter to not be asked to press any key? ;) 06:10:34 Napkin: Ok! 06:10:43 I was actually considering an expect script to press Return :P 06:10:50 hehe 06:10:51 Been a long time since I messed with expect :P 06:11:06 if test -n "$1" 06:11:06 then 06:11:06 WAIT_KEY=0 06:11:08 fi 06:11:12 :D 06:11:22 Eino complained quite a while back 06:12:17 Süßkraaaam! \o/ 06:12:25 :P 06:15:12 Napkin: that explains the issue, your toolchain is different from mine 06:16:19 "rotting rotting hulk corpse" -- how would you name it? "rapidly rotting ..."? 06:16:41 rotting^2 hulk corpse 06:19:14 Why is dpeg filing bugs with a Jun 30 build? 06:19:31 Erm 06:19:35 old people like old things? 06:19:39 I was cursing and trying to replicate the zombie beam bug and then I look at the date and realise it's all dpeg's fault :P 06:20:04 Erm^2 06:20:07 damn, no süßkram! 06:20:24 btw, have you decided on a codename for the next release yet, greensnark? :> 06:20:38 "This space intentionally left blank" 06:20:41 Too wordy? :) 06:20:59 Some long term from the ayurvedas? 06:21:11 How about "m00se bites are very painful, you know" 06:21:25 Sorry, I feel in a very flippant mood today :) 06:21:26 one of those cool long parts vimanas are made of? 06:21:48 "Amazing Avocado" 06:21:55 "Next Release". wait 06:21:55 We need to parody Ubuntu release names 06:22:45 isn't "Stone Soup" enough? 06:22:54 Obviously not 06:23:25 The treads are worn right off "Stone Soup". You drive it at high speed, you're begging for a blowout 06:26:03 "Amazing Avocado" is awesome! ;D 06:26:15 :) 06:26:33 hrm, "rapidly rotting hulk corpse" is hard to parse 06:26:45 "decaying rotting hulk corpse"? 06:26:54 "decomposing rotting hulk corpse" 06:27:15 I still like rotting^2 :P 06:27:23 "amazing rotting hulk corpse" 06:27:28 :P 06:27:48 Hey, we have exploding darts that explode, a little tautology never hurt anyone 06:28:08 sooo.. what do I need to add to get these new high-tech windows installer built? 06:28:38 sounds like a case of `make package-windows` 06:28:43 Napkin: you just used a self-contradiction 06:28:47 * KiloByte nods at greensnark. 06:28:55 just tack CROSSHOST= at the end 06:29:18 with the name of your compiler prefix 06:29:25 * Napkin looks suspiciously * 06:31:07 what will the filename be? 06:32:13 tiles or non-tiles? or does it expect both binaries? 06:32:27 Outfile "crawl-${VERSION}.setup.exe" 06:32:51 pardon? 06:32:53 it does the build twice, you don't need to specify anything 06:33:16 Napkin: if you want to change the filename, edit util/crawl.nsi and change that line. 06:33:40 i'm trying to prevent changing anything 06:33:40 it currently produces files like crawl-0.7.0rc1.setup.exe" 06:35:16 my command like is just: make package-windows CROSSHOST=i586-mingw32msvc 06:37:57 greater rotting hulk corpse 06:39:24 also, "rotting chunk of rotting hulk flesh" 06:40:49 could make rotting hulk corpses start in rotting state, and just drop the extra "rotting"? 06:41:06 I like by's idea 06:41:14 and rot away that much faster, right? 06:41:24 yes, why not 06:42:49 is there any important difference between rotting and non-rotting "red" corpses? 06:42:59 aside the time they have left 06:43:05 for ghouls, I guess 06:50:39 -!- Ekaterin has joined ##crawl-dev 06:58:57 -!- dpeg_ has joined ##crawl-dev 06:59:40 is -DSAVE_DIR_PATH=\"~/crawl\" ignored in windows, KiloByte? 06:59:59 Napkin: It saves in the user's home dir on Windows, I think 07:00:22 it's running right now 07:00:32 X:\Users\cowboy in the recent Windowses, some insanely complicated path on older Windows 07:00:38 seems to me, I can no longer sort, rename and add stuff - like the changelog. 07:01:02 Oh, hm 07:01:11 let's wait and see 07:01:14 Can you drop it into the directory structure at the right place before the build? 07:01:19 no 07:01:33 target does a rm -rf on the build directory first 07:01:45 No, in the Crawl source tree 07:02:04 I think all docs should be copied 07:02:40 well 07:03:36 admitted, it's not needed anymore - but where would I put crawl-sprint.bat? 07:03:59 Hmm 07:04:15 licence.txt should be renamed to LICENCE.txt, according to CREDITS.txt and README.txt 07:04:40 changelog is no problem 07:05:01 let's wait and see, what exactly is copied 07:05:04 next try... 07:05:08 Süßkram! ;) 07:05:18 (Very) ugly things no longer mutate due to proximity (https://crawl.develz.org/mantis/view.php?id=1987) by dolorous 07:05:19 but, one annoying thing 07:05:23 my -j2 was ignored 07:05:43 my 07:05:44 nice make -j2 -C source CROSSHOST=i686-pc-mingw32 CHOWN=true CHMOD=true USE_MERGE_BASE="${PRIMARY_BRANCH_REMOTE}" TILES=y WIZARD=y DESTDIR=${INSTALLDIR} package-windows 07:05:47 resulted in 07:05:52 make build-windows 07:05:52 rm -rf crawl-win 07:05:53 make TILES=y DESTDIR=crawl-win SAVEDIR='~/crawl' install 07:05:54 --- 07:07:49 That's weird $(MAKE) is supposed to pass MAKEFLAGS automatically 07:13:11 -!- dpeg has quit [Quit: Lost terminal] 07:15:01 trying to put TILES=y can have weird results. Same for DESTDIR. 07:15:38 actually, both TILES and DESTDIR get overridden 07:17:22 you can't redirect nsis' output file somewhere else; perhaps a hack with -Doutdir=XXX could work but it would produce errors when not specified 07:18:20 greensnark: you didn't pick my fix for ?/m gold yet, right? Good. 07:18:39 it causes crashes on reload due to the temp monster's item being unlinked 07:18:40 KiloByte: I didn't even notice that one :) 07:19:12 What was the commit? :P 07:19:16 ah, I didn't push it yet, good. You didn't heard that line, it was all your imagination. There is no such commit. 07:19:34 :P 07:19:45 I guess SF rejecting your push finally came in handy :P 07:20:37 KiloByte, the rm -rf on crawl-win at the beginning of the build is not so nice 07:20:51 that's what a make clean/distclean is for 07:21:47 except that I need to nuke that dir before the first build but not before the second 07:21:58 but yeah, I may put "make clean" there 07:22:21 did someone fix that turn count thing 07:23:05 syllogism: Yes 07:23:52 oh, don't see the commit for some reason 07:24:12 That's becaue KiloByte disguised his commit message 07:24:31 He's like the Voodoo lady from Monkey Island 07:24:43 I named it for the cause, not one of symptoms. 07:24:49 oh that one, hadn't pulled it yet 07:25:05 and couldn't reproduce it in 0.8 07:25:31 03kilobyte * r3a57810f6f89 10/crawl-ref/source/ (effects.cc itemname.cc itemprop.cc mon-stuff.cc mon-stuff.h): Make rotting hulk corpses pre-rotten. Drop rotting^2. [1984] 07:27:40 @?? hellephant 07:27:40 hellephant (04Y) | Speed: 10 | HD: 20 | Health: 140-200 | AC/EV: 13/10 | Damage: 45, 20, 15 | Flags: 05demonic, !sil | Res: 06magic(133) | XP: 3634 | Sp: fire breath (3d40), blink. 07:27:50 are they supposed to leave corpses 07:29:39 -!- dpeg has joined ##crawl-dev 07:29:55 other demonic animals do leave them, so I guess that yes 07:30:22 9 chunks of demigod flesh mmm 07:31:30 syllogism: you created multiple demigods, right? 07:31:53 was acquiring food as a ghoul 07:32:05 ... 07:32:07 heh 07:32:33 dummy monsters probably should be exempted :p 07:34:21 the N900 build took 69 freaking minutes :( The CPU is fast, but with all the memory filled by the crap that's running by default, it was a massive swapfest :( 07:36:13 Napkin: should I allow redirecting the nsis outfile somewhere? If we assume the .nsi is always called from the makefile, -Doutdir= being mandatory is not that bad. 07:36:43 well, I don't know 07:37:21 this is the file I got: crawl-0.7.0-rc1-16-geaae244.setup.exe 07:38:10 that name is fine - to be conform to the other stuff, i guess it would be good to include -win32 and .setup. is not necessary 07:38:32 Napkin: Players might confuse it with the game executable name otherwise? 07:38:47 Not that we use version in the game executable name 07:38:49 README.txt, LICENCE.txt, README.PDF and CREDITS.txt is missing, KiloByte 07:39:00 Bad KiloByte :) 07:39:12 -!- dpeg_ has quit [Quit: Lost terminal] 07:40:25 Napkin: I copy recursively the whole dir, so they must have been somehow skipped by "make install" 07:40:38 they always are, KiloByte 07:40:53 skipped, I mean 07:46:10 was the WIZARD=y parameter actually passed to child makefiles? 07:48:05 !tell Enne Minor issue -- When I start rc1 tiles client in Windows 7, a tiny amount of the bottom of the crawl window is hidden behind the task bar(just enough that i need to move it up a little) 07:48:06 purge: OK, I'll let Enne know. 07:48:40 no, KiloByte, it wasn't 07:49:05 -!- dpeg_ has joined ##crawl-dev 07:49:27 My connection is so damn unstable today, don't expect me to see me later :) 07:49:48 KiloByte: anyways, this missing of the textfiles from the main directory is the reason i'd like you to remove the rm -rf crawl-win, please? 07:51:04 -!- MarvinPA has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 07:51:09 Napkin: uhm, I ran it with WIZARD=y V=y and it does get there 07:51:34 -!- MarvinPA has joined ##crawl-dev 07:51:55 KiloByte: not for me, KiloByte :-O 07:52:11 i got 07:52:25 make TILES=y DESTDIR=crawl-win SAVEDIR='~/crawl' install 07:52:26 and 07:52:27 what clean does _is_ rm -f for all files, and -rf for all dirs 07:52:32 make TILES= DESTDIR=crawl-win SAVEDIR='~/crawl' install 07:52:51 yes, clean 07:53:01 but i didn't call target clean, i called windows-package 07:53:20 --- 07:53:22 make build-windows 07:53:22 make[1]: Entering directory `/home/services/crawl/source/mingw32/crawl/crawl-ref/source' 07:53:25 rm -rf crawl-win 07:53:28 make TILES=y DESTDIR=crawl-win SAVEDIR='~/crawl' install 07:53:30