Smong - Tue Sep 02, 2003 2:55 pm
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You probably need a prototype for main()
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Although I would just get rid of that function.
Also I would compile with "-shared" (although I don't know what it means, lol).
Edit: and put "local" infront of all functions except the MM_func()
Grelminar - Tue Sep 02, 2003 7:43 pm
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Um, how about you get rid of main entirely? You're not building an executable, you're building a shared library.
Yes, you do need "-shared" to build a shared library. It might make more sense to you if you compile into a .o file and then link that into a .so.
AlphaBoB - Wed Sep 03, 2003 4:53 pm
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Grelminar, how would I compile to a .o and then link? I'm used to MS VC++ doing it for me and I don't know all the GCC commands. --help doesn't give them all, such as -shared isn't listed and some others.
Edit: and I had the main() function because GCC gave an error, guess I need to do -shared for it to shut up :
Edit (x2): What should my whole GCC command line be?
AlphaBoB - Wed Sep 03, 2003 5:04 pm
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Ahhh okay I got it compiled and loaded correctly. Now how do you make it so if someone types a command it calls a function, and doesn't show it on the chat to everyone else?
Edit: according to help.c I'm guessing that defining a function as C<cmdname> and calling AddCommand() is the way to do it.
Smong - Wed Sep 03, 2003 5:51 pm
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You can use chat->SendMessage() to make the response appear as an arena message, but only for a specific player.
Don't forget to add your new commands to the capabilities.
AlphaBoB - Wed Sep 03, 2003 6:55 pm
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I also made it play %104 (goal sound) when you make a goal. Dunno why it wasn't already; it wasn't even saying "Team Goal!" or "Enemy Goal!" Is there a module I need to load?
