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tcsoccerman - Sun Jun 24, 2007 9:07 pm
Post subject: Getting as3 cleaned up

I've decided to make a topic for cleaning up as3 so it compiles. i realized that when i first dl it and tried to compile it, it didn't even work...so... here it is. Here is my error when itried to compile(after some usage of the program, but still, no editin of any core modules)

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process_begin C:\Documents and Settings\Scott\My Documents\aThe matrix\src\process_begin CreateProcess((null), uname -s, ...) failed.

anyone know what that means?

Cyan~Fire - Mon Jun 25, 2007 9:38 am
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Ohhh I got that error all the time too. I think it has to do with a wrong directory for Python or something. Try looking in either the makefile or system.mk to find where the Python dir is specified and correct it for your system.

Animate Dreams - Mon Jun 25, 2007 12:40 pm
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Actually, you should probably just go into system.mk and change have_python = to no, unless you need to compile pymod, for some reason.

tcsoccerman - Mon Jun 25, 2007 10:39 pm
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Smong has fixed the error by using this code:

SYS_NAME := $(shell uname -s)
ifeq ($(SYS_NAME),)
# if this fails, assume mingw. this is a hack to allow building in dev-c++.
SYS_NAME := MINGW-dev-c++
endif

and changing "SYS_NAME := $(shell uname -s)" to "SYS_NAME := MINGW-dev-c++"

Right now this is the only error i'm getting:

C:\Documents and Settings\Scott\My Documents\aThe matrix\src\Makefile [Build Error] virtual memory exhausted. Stop.

does it have to do w/ my RAM?

tcsoccerman - Mon Jun 25, 2007 11:24 pm
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According to my googling it has something to do w/ "swap partitions"

Solo Ace - Tue Jun 26, 2007 12:32 am
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Swap partitions are the virtual memory of the n*x families (Linux/UNIX/BSD).

Swap partitions (or swap files on Windows, but these are called pagefiles) are used by the operating system to allocate memory in when there's no more place left on the hardware memory.

I'm not sure if that error is really that accurate. But, read this guide to configure your system to make sure you have enough virtual memory.