Centos 7 compile guide

[pwesty]

Enjoy my long waited contribution to the toxic world of LC ?

 

 

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[pwesty]

since i can't edit the main post "fix this please"



the helper has an issue with the new gcc48.

It enters a infinite loop causing it to never start.

not even sure how the original code worked honestly without that issue.



 

void CServer::initTime()
{
// Get the current time
time_t now1;
time(&now1);

rankInitUpdateTime = *localtime(&now1);
rewardInitUpdateTime = *localtime(&now1);
rewardEndUpdateTime = *localtime(&now1);

// Increment the day until it is Tuesday (tm_wday = 2)
int daysToAdd = (2 - rankInitUpdateTime.tm_wday + 7) % 7;
rankInitUpdateTime.tm_mday += daysToAdd;
mktime(&rankInitUpdateTime);

// Set the time for rank initialization
rankInitUpdateTime.tm_hour = 8;
rankInitUpdateTime.tm_min = 0;
rankInitUpdateTime.tm_sec = 0;

// Set the time for reward initialization
rewardInitUpdateTime = rankInitUpdateTime;
rewardInitUpdateTime.tm_min = 20;

// Set the time for reward end update
rewardEndUpdateTime = rankInitUpdateTime;
rewardEndUpdateTime.tm_min = 10;

// Set the initial state flags
b_rankinitupdate = false;
b_rewardinitupdate = false;
b_rewardendupdate = false;
}

redo the entire function void CServer::initTime() to this.

inside ServerRun.cpp inside the helper

[RGT]

Whaat? LC is a toxic world? Noooooo, whatever do you mean? ? Good work man ?

[pwesty]

Until this dead board mods can actually moderate stuff and fix my editing powers / merge these into the main post.... here's this.



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Centos 7 compiler VM.

included a couple things to automate some things to make life easier.

Also included the ShareLib BNF modifications. so make sure to not overwrite this.

[Nikolee]

This thing here is the main issue:

static bnf __instance;
bnf* bnf::instance()
{

return &__instance;
}

 

It causes a fatal crash, because the Server tried to allocate memory from an object which does not exists because of the declaration outside of the function body.

This was a proper declaration back then but became obsolete.

[pwesty]

20 hours ago, Nikolee said:




This thing here is the main issue:


static bnf __instance;
bnf* bnf::instance()
{

return &__instance;
}


 



It causes a fatal crash, because the Server tried to allocate memory from an object which does not exists because of the declaration outside of the function body.



This was a proper declaration back then but became obsolete.




also each server needs to have a new bnf instance declared to work correctly even by fixing this, well that's at least my newer version of the fix has.

[Sutz]

Mirrors:

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[darklord]

thxxs

[Andrein95]

On 12/19/2023 at 5:37 PM, SutWick said:




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Can someone reupload: 

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missing file..

[Sutz]

I have fixed the archive link sadly the centos zip is missing i will try to restore it.