00:02:04 It's compiling, at least. 00:05:02 Luca__: is it just a light cclient for CAO, etc, or does it include a full build of crawl as well? 00:05:13 it includes a full build of crawl 00:05:33 but of course the game engine is not used if you select online play in the main menu 00:05:39 Ahh. 00:08:35 ... 00:08:40 I should be compiles TILES=y, yeah. 00:11:10 NETTILES=1 00:11:24 that should set TILES=1 automatically 00:16:26 Excellent 00:19:40 * sorear gives up on waiting for Cryp71c 00:21:57 Argh 00:22:12 He apparently rewrote a large portion of this 00:22:39 Of? 00:23:19 the demonspawn mutation selection code 00:23:22 he's ruined it 00:23:25 Ah. 00:23:31 no wonder people are getting executioners by lair 00:23:44 completely... wrecked... 00:24:09 :) 00:26:17 That is a bit broken. 00:26:31 !seen Cryptic 00:26:32 I last saw Cryptic at Thu Apr 1 14:46:51 2010 UTC (5w 1d 14h 39m 41s ago) joining the channel. 00:26:36 !seen Cryp71c 00:26:37 I last saw Cryp71c at Fri May 7 22:03:23 2010 UTC (7h 23m 14s ago) quitting with message Quit: Leaving. 00:27:36 Luca__: It crashed :( 00:27:43 at start? 00:27:43 const monster_type mt = static_cast( 00:27:43 MONS_WHITE_IMP + (mutlevel-1)*5 + random2(5)); 00:27:47 Luca__: I'll pastebin 00:27:49 CRYP71C!!! 00:27:59 dude. *enum arithmetic* 00:28:13 Delightful! 00:29:03 Luca__: 00:29:04 http://pastebin.com/eDJZ4CdW 00:29:20 ah it did not compile 00:29:31 Yeah. 00:29:39 Sorry, should've clarified. 00:30:08 what gcc version are you using? 00:30:19 4.3.3 00:30:30 -!- Spads has quit [Ping timeout: 276 seconds] 00:31:38 I'm not much of an expert on C++, to be honest. 00:31:41 This is a bit beyond me. 00:33:41 pushed a commit that should fix that 00:36:39 Hooray 00:36:47 It reckons already up to date :( 00:38:34 sorry, didn't actually push it; done now 00:38:53 (forgot to specified the repository to "git push"...) 00:39:01 specify* 00:39:02 !tell Cryp71c Would you explain the purpose of _select_monsterous_mutations? 00:39:02 sorear: OK, I'll let Cryp71c know. 00:39:36 Still crashing on anonymous structs. 00:39:55 Pastebinning. 00:39:58 just saw that 00:40:00 http://pastebin.com/56cEL3yu 00:44:41 not sure whether to turn on GNU extensions or change the source code 00:44:45 This lab is getting an award for most annoying 00:50:00 Luca__: do not turn on GNU extensions, neunon will eat you 00:50:25 microsoft compilers and never gccs seem to accept anonymous structs without issue though 00:51:04 Why does it need to be an anonymous struct? 00:52:27 makes the code prettier 00:52:35 anyway, changing it 00:56:11 If _select_monsterous_mutations does what I think it does, I can rip out the entire function and replace it with 3 lines in the main selector, while fixing bugs 01:02:56 due: ok, pushed a fix, now compiles and works for me with g++ 4.3.4 on ubuntu lucid 01:27:53 -!- baturinsky has quit [Ping timeout: 252 seconds] 01:35:58 due, ping? 01:39:22 hi! 01:39:36 Luca__: Excellent, got distracted with my book. 01:39:46 Napkin: someone was asking for a translation of a german word... I forget what, though. 01:39:49 does it work? 01:39:55 hehe 01:40:12 Luca__: compiling... 01:40:31 Warning spam, but it seems to compile. 01:41:55 moin 01:43:55 heya zaba 01:44:32 Luca__: What package are you requiring for ssh? libssh-2-dev didnd't seem to work. 01:44:38 Moin Zaba 01:44:52 libssh-dev 01:44:54 Luca - is it running live somewhere? 01:45:07 Hm, it installed libssh-2-dev instead. 01:45:20 But it's still spitting out chaannel, etc, errors. Anything else I might be missing? 01:45:22 Napkin: it is client only, works on unmodified servers 01:45:26 libssh and libssh2 are two big differences 01:45:42 ah, ic 01:45:44 !coffee 01:45:44 * Henzell hands Napkin a pot of caf� au lait, brewed by Nikola. 01:45:48 Zaba: Note, selecting libssh-2-dev instead of libssh-dev 01:46:03 uhm should not do that 01:46:10 That's what I thought. 01:46:14 Package: libssh-dev 01:46:18 Description: A tiny C SSH library. Development files 01:46:23 Conflicts: libssh-2-dev, libssh-3-dev 01:46:26 Hm, there's only libssh-2-dev in apt-cache search libssh. 01:46:43 lenny, yes 01:46:49 on Jaunty. 01:46:58 same shit? ;) 01:47:17 On jaunty, libssh-dev is a virtual package provided by libssh-2-dev. 01:47:18 libssh-4 available? 01:47:33 because that's what it actually was, after the rename 01:47:49 hm. 01:47:58 I guess you might need to compile from source 01:48:23 yay 01:48:41 Unless they provide a .deb 01:49:33 seems it's the correct library, but an old version (0.2) 01:49:44 -!- baturinsky has joined ##crawl-dev 01:49:58 -!- Spads has joined ##crawl-dev 01:50:10 or maybe try to build the lucid debian source 01:50:15 (or upgrade to lucid :) ) 01:50:55 what glibc has your jaunty, due? 01:51:03 I'm not sure 01:51:19 I'm fetching the .debs for libssh-3 etc from ubuntu.com so we'll see soon 01:51:23 2.7? 01:51:31 what version are they? 01:51:38 should be libssh-4 01:51:58 heh. 01:52:24 btw, not sure whether libssh or libssh2 is a better choice 01:52:41 i could compile those packages for you, due 01:52:43 just picked libssh because kde uses it and thus seems more likely to be available 01:52:46 I've got tthem :) 01:52:53 I hope 01:53:01 Hm, nope. 01:53:19 Oh, I was getting the mfrom the karmic package, beh 01:53:43 Luca__: Last time I updated my netbook, it died and I had to regress. 01:53:57 uh poulsbo chipset? 01:54:12 I don't know what that means :) 01:54:42 intel gma500 01:55:04 it is known to be quite messy to get working with linux due to badly maintained binary drivers 01:55:04 oh 01:55:12 It's an Asus EEE PC 1000ha 01:55:25 Not sure what chip that uses. 01:55:53 I guess lspci can give a clue 01:56:07 945GME... 01:56:11 oh.. that netbook is 32bit? 01:56:16 Napkin: si 01:56:18 due? 01:56:20 945GME is a graphics chip 01:56:22 Yes 01:56:24 sorear: Yes, I know 01:56:26 damn.. amd64 would be ready ;) 01:56:30 (why do I have this memorized) 01:56:57 -!- baturinsky has quit [Ping timeout: 276 seconds] 01:57:51 Can't use the package for lucid due to a mismatch in versions for libssl, blech. 01:58:02 yes, give me 1s 01:58:08 i started the 32bit vserver 01:58:14 that reminds me of why I tend to prefer rolling releases in distros.. 01:58:29 "rolling"? 01:59:05 * due rolls around on top of the distro disco. 01:59:08 well, more or less.. 01:59:31 I'd like a popular binary distro with continuous releases of _stable_ upstream versions too 01:59:54 oh, d.brodale on c-r-d 02:00:17 * sorear will reply if noone else does 02:00:43 -!- baturinsky has joined ##crawl-dev 02:01:30 try those, due: http://crawl.develz.org/nettiles/ 02:02:54 perhaps I should add support for disabling ssh support 02:03:04 Napkin: danke 02:03:45 * due tries compiling again. 02:03:58 It seems to be realtively happy, hooray :) 02:04:51 No Git, and util/release_ver doesn't exist. 02:04:52 make: *** [build.h] Error 2 02:04:54 appart fro mthat 02:05:08 hehe, isn't that crawl related? 02:05:12 yes 02:05:47 I think 02:06:57 does the "git describe --tags --long" command work? 02:07:22 should give 0.6.0.1-32-g49fa872 02:07:36 I was just checking it, got nothing 02:07:54 hmm 02:08:11 I suppose that might be because my repository doesn't have the tag 02:08:19 I cheated. :) 02:08:30 Okay, linking! 02:09:04 I should have fixed it now by pushing the 0.6.0.1 tag 02:12:50 I don't seem to be able to login 02:13:05 Pressing "l" just gets me a prompt. 02:13:23 (As in,a normal character start prompt.) 02:13:26 "l" is local tiles 02:13:36 use 'a', 'd' or 'f' for the servers 02:13:41 'w' to watch crawl tv 02:13:44 Ah 02:14:04 ooh, i will try too :) 02:14:20 Ah, the menu isn't long enough 02:14:22 I get more prompts :) 02:14:31 it doesn't fit on the screen? 02:15:37 No 02:15:40 I only got l and a 02:15:56 right, it looks like more prompts on that main menu are broken 02:16:04 Luca? 02:16:04 chojin@sunshade:~/Source> git clone http://repo.or.cz/w/crawl/crawl-nettiles.git 02:16:08 Initialized empty Git repository in /home/chojin/Source/crawl-nettiles/.git/ 02:16:10 warning: remote HEAD refers to nonexistent ref, unable to checkout. 02:16:13 --- 02:16:46 uh? odd 02:16:54 Hm, looking not too bad so far 02:16:58 right 02:17:00 will do it manually 02:17:02 Hover is completely broken 02:17:16 but my character is centered on the wrong half of the screen 02:17:35 Do I need a specific size on CAO? 02:17:41 the default one 02:18:03 Which is what I have 02:18:04 well 02:18:12 it might not work well on small screens 02:18:16 but my character is pushed up against the side of the screen, and I only get half LOS... 02:18:22 I'm running it on a 1920x1200 screen 02:18:25 Ah 02:18:28 800x600 here :) 02:18:45 is that the native resolution? 02:18:50 maybe try a lower viewport size on cao 02:19:00 hmm.. weird... is says, there is no branch at all on your repo, Luca__ 02:19:13 Resetting viewport bounds to 17 -> 17 02:19:46 git version 1.7.1 02:20:57 That's pretty cool, Luca! 02:20:58 yes, there is something strange with the repo 02:20:58 <3 02:21:04 http 02:21:07 Because of the tag you pushed? 02:21:08 trying git:// 02:21:10 how do I reset the remote HEAD? 02:21:18 no, because of http, i believe 02:21:45 it also doesn't work for me 02:21:52 ah right 02:22:25 git:// seems to work (it's receiving objects) 02:23:03 yes, same here 02:23:06 yes it worked 02:23:39 making it available via http usually needs some extra commands 02:23:48 maybe they are run during the night? 02:24:09 no idea 02:24:16 who needs to clone over http, anyway? 02:24:39 reply to your mail to crd and add the git url, Luca? 02:27:18 done 02:27:29 thank you :) 02:27:50 ooooh hydra 02:28:22 Okay, hydra v. spammals is no longe rfun 02:29:18 didn't work? 02:30:02 yes, you will need a 1600x900 resolution at least for the standard viewport size 02:30:02 oooh :( 02:30:08 tilesdl.cc: In member function ‘int TilesFramework::getch_ck()’: 02:30:08 tilesdl.cc:928: error: cast from ‘void*’ to ‘int’ loses precision 02:30:15 -- 02:30:17 64-bit? 02:30:18 was that mentioned yet? 02:30:20 yes 02:30:44 how does that line look like? 02:31:42 pushed fix 02:31:59 what do I need to specify as parameter to make to have crawl run from within the source folder? 02:32:03 great, luca :) 02:32:56 shouldn't it just work? (with default settings) 02:33:19 -!- ortoslon has joined ##crawl-dev 02:33:41 could be made to work on 1280xH resolution as well, but needs to fit the stats in a 100 pixels wide column 02:34:28 but note that nethack needs a 2560x1600 resolution, so we are lucky 02:34:31 compiled fine - thank you, luca :) 02:34:57 Why does it need such a large resolution? 02:35:03 to play with 32x32 tiles 02:35:05 I can play normal tiles at a low resolution. 02:35:08 80 * 32 = 2560 02:35:16 No scale factor? 02:35:16 but you don't see the whole level at once 02:35:24 the console version shows the whole level 02:35:31 is there some special way to run it? 02:35:34 no 02:35:36 Hm. 02:35:36 wait, aren't 32x32 tiles kind of huge? 02:35:45 crawl uses 32x32 02:35:55 because my window is about 3000px wide 02:35:56 Zaba: no, that's standard. 02:36:04 I don't play tiles so I wouldn't know 02:36:07 damn nvidia... 02:36:29 I could center the server viewport though, that would improve things 02:36:46 Napkin: you mean that it starts with a 3000px wide window? 02:37:15 -!- Spads has quit [Ping timeout: 276 seconds] 02:37:21 yeah - but that's probably my problem with this closed-source driver and crawl's autodetection 02:37:35 but.. to me it looks like every other crawl tiles 02:37:37 fwiw, it works for me with the nvidia driver 02:37:48 you don't have 2 monitors then, I believe? 02:37:52 no 02:37:57 nvidia is cheating in that matter 02:38:02 ah yes 02:38:16 but I think you can configure it to use xrandr instead of twinview 02:38:20 pretending to have 1 huge display.. instead of xrandr 02:38:39 no, that didn't work out well 02:38:46 been there :) 02:39:02 anyways - what do i need to do to get that extra prompt to play online? 02:39:19 did you compile with make NETTILES=1 ? 02:39:26 where we go :D 02:39:28 thanks :) 02:39:29 if so, it should present a new main menu 02:39:42 Zaba: no 32x32 tiles are not huge, the Absurd NetHack Tileset with its 128x128 tiles is absurdly huge :) 02:39:45 TILES=y is not necessary then, right? 02:39:51 it is set automatically 02:40:05 bhaak, _that_ seems highly pointless :P 02:40:22 chojin@sunshade:~/Source/crawl-nettiles/crawl-ref/source> make -j 9 NETTILES=1 02:40:25 make: Nothing to be done for `nettiles/putty/be_none.c'. 02:40:28 --- 02:40:33 make clean :) 02:40:39 ah wait 02:40:41 i even distcleaned ;) 02:40:43 oops 02:40:45 make all 02:40:47 make all NETTILES=1 02:40:50 roger 02:40:52 will fix that 02:41:20 compiling now, thanks 02:41:41 -!- ogaz has joined ##crawl-dev 02:42:06 pushed fix, now just "make" should work 02:42:20 meaning, "make NETTILES=1" without "all" 02:42:24 arg.. errors 02:42:46 which? 02:42:59 2 more loses precision: 02:42:59 nettiles/main_ui.cc: In member function ‘void MainUI::handle_forget()’: 02:43:00 nettiles/main_ui.cc:598: error: cast from ‘void*’ to ‘unsigned int’ loses precision 02:43:03 nettiles/main_ui.cc: In member function ‘bool MainUI::run()’: 02:43:05 nettiles/main_ui.cc:619: error: cast from ‘void*’ to ‘unsigned int’ loses precision 02:44:01 pushed fix 02:44:10 <3 git! 02:44:12 thank you :) 02:45:24 that "make all" fix didn't work 02:45:41 it tries to link and run depend on the stuff in nettiles/ 02:45:52 but it doesn't compile the objects 02:46:09 make NETTILES=1 ? 02:46:12 yes 02:46:48 trying without -j 02:47:17 yeah - it doesn't compile stuff in in nettiles/ - yet tries to use it later on 02:48:06 erm... same with make all now :-O 02:48:11 will do a fresh start 02:48:57 you mean it tries to link nonexistent objects? 02:49:13 it DEPEND nettiles/ssh.d 02:49:17 x86_64-linux-gnu-g++: nettiles/ssh.o: No such file or directory 02:49:30 DEPEND nettiles/screen.d 02:49:33 x86_64-linux-gnu-g++: nettiles/screen.o: linker input file unused because linking not done 02:52:39 i think that was left-over from previous tries, luca 02:52:52 and make clean just didn't clean nettiles/ ? 02:53:59 uh right, the makefile patch has stuff that shouldn't be there 02:54:36 (was an attempt to make it work with clang) 02:54:44 :) 02:54:49 got it running here now :) 02:54:58 just need resize the screen ;) 02:55:40 nice - crawl reads ../settings/ 02:56:18 should have fixed that 02:57:23 hihi, watching someone :) 02:57:30 funny :) 03:00:57 many mistakes though, when I play on CDO 0.6.0 03:01:10 does 0.6 need an update? 03:02:01 it should work on 0.6 03:02:06 it's not perfect though 03:02:14 what problems are you seeing? 03:02:14 -!- Zaba has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 03:02:23 ahh, maybe because of my unicode config? 03:02:33 on the server, I mean 03:02:36 actually unicode should work best 03:02:47 but i have some glyphs changed 03:02:56 ah yes that breaks everything 03:02:59 not many, but walls 03:03:13 perhaps if you use the same config locally it might work 03:03:17 but not sure 03:03:33 (and if it works for you, it won't work when watching others) 03:03:46 yeah, I understand 03:03:48 just don't redefine things :) 03:04:03 when exploring, my char changes into a mage with 3x ??? on his head 03:05:07 uhm yes 03:05:19 need to remember the player position better 03:06:14 currently it does not save it 03:06:37 I think the problem was that saving it did lead to other worse problems 03:06:55 hehe 03:07:01 looks quite nice already though :) 03:07:04 good job! 03:07:07 though perhaps a better solution can be done 03:10:04 uuuh, you save login data! 03:10:57 yes it does that automagically 03:10:58 -!- Zaba has joined ##crawl-dev 03:11:15 I'm happy to see it apparently worked :) 03:12:08 only problem is that you can't paste the password the first time 03:12:35 well... 03:12:39 but that's probably non-trivial to fix 03:12:49 I think it would require clipboard code for each platform 03:12:51 if crawl would use a different environment variable than USER 03:13:03 i could enable that variable 03:13:08 to pass through ssh 03:13:20 hmm? 03:13:35 what do you mean? 03:13:40 oh, sorry, dgl! 03:13:54 dgl reads the USER environment variable for authentication 03:14:17 Luca__: are you still not working on master? 03:14:25 I could change that to DGLUSER and then allow SSH to accept those 03:14:58 export USER="Napkin:password"; dgl -> automatically logged in 03:15:05 that's the way I play on CDO 03:15:41 my interface just sends the keystrokes 03:15:55 but it could send the environment variable too 03:16:06 yes 03:16:20 not sure if it is a great win though 03:16:39 true 03:16:40 also won't work with telnet and may not work on rl.heh.fi 03:17:01 it does work with telnet 03:17:21 telnet allows those environment stuff by default 03:17:24 ssh doesn't 03:17:36 ah right I suppose there is an authentication option in the telnet protocol 03:17:53 nono, just environment variables 03:17:58 but the current autologin works for you right? 03:18:13 but yes, to be compatibly the current form is better 03:18:19 yes, it did - on CAO & CDO 03:19:27 ixtli: haven't ported to trunk yet 03:19:58 does crawl-ref-discuss allow posting by subscribers? 03:20:08 or is there a separate whitelist? 03:20:20 I keep getting messages held for approval 03:21:00 only subscribers, I think 03:21:05 Once your first few are approved, you'll be fine. 03:21:19 -!- ortoslon has quit [Quit: Leaving.] 03:21:19 ah, so subscribing isn't enough? 03:21:51 it should! 03:21:59 did you use the same email address? 03:22:12 could be, that subscribers need to be approved? 03:22:14 no clue, sorry 03:22:16 the first time I didn't, but this second time I thought I did 03:22:58 luca@luca-barbieri.com <- used for your first message 03:23:03 yeah 03:23:12 should have used luca.barbieri@gmail.com for the second 03:23:18 which should be subscribed to the list 03:23:35 but maybe I mistakenly didn't? 03:24:07