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[notfood]

Thank you! Super fast release.

[splinterz]

[OSX] Dwarf Therapist 25.0 | DF 40.10

awesome, thanks again for the OSX packages. i've updated the main post with your DFFD link, as well as the repo's readme.

[int_ua]

[Linux] Dwarf Therapist 25.0 | 0.40.10 | amd64 deb

[khearn]

A zip of a bzip2 compressed tar file of a debian package.

Must go deeper.

[int_ua]

A zip of a bzip2 compressed tar file of a debian package.

Must go deeper.

Yeah, exactly. Are you familiar with a deb package structure?)

Can you just zip the thing?

zip an ar archive with two other archives inside of it archived?

[Unknown72]

Will this work with DF 40.08? I saw that you didn't have a link for the old versions (unless there isn't one for 40.08?) other than the really old link to the original post.

[PeridexisErrant]

Will this work with DF 40.08? I saw that you didn't have a link for the old versions (unless there isn't one for 40.08?) other than the really old link to the original post.

Yep, memory layouts for previous version are included so it should work fine.

[Unknown72]

Will this work with DF 40.08? I saw that you didn't have a link for the old versions (unless there isn't one for 40.08?) other than the really old link to the original post.

Yep, memory layouts for previous version are included so it should work fine.

Gotcha, thanks for the reply and info!

[Duck Slayer]

Is there a 32-bit deb package? Or has anyone attempted to compile the latest version in 32-bit Linux?

[Hello71]

Is there a 32-bit deb package? Or has anyone attempted to compile the latest version in 32-bit Linux?

that should work fine, just follow the instructions in BUILDING.txt.

also, if your cpu is so old that it is not amd64-compatible, how do you run DF?

[lethosor]

DF is 32-bit, if you're asking how it runs on non-64-bit machines.

[Hello71]

DF is 32-bit, if you're asking how it runs on non-64-bit machines.

i am referring to the half fps that I am sure is experienced on pentium 4 machines, seeing as DF is quite CPU-intensive.

[blue sam3]

DF is 32-bit, if you're asking how it runs on non-64-bit machines.

i am referring to the half fps that I am sure is experienced on pentium 4 machines, seeing as DF is quite CPU-intensive.

Nah, it actually runs pretty well on old machines. It doesn't gain that much from going to more modern processors since it's 32 bit and only runs on one core.

[khearn]

Running DT version 25.0.0 and DF v40.10 on Unbuntu Linux, I got a new wave of migrants, waited for them to all get on the map, then clicked 'Read Dwarves'. It started to read, the progress bar on the bottom got to 73% and both DT and DF froze up. I was running dfhack, and its console was still responsive. Well, it was until I typed 'quicksave' in a vain attempt to save this season's work.

In the system monitor, I see that DF is using 0% of the CPU, but DT is using 25%, despite being frozen. I'm on a 4 processor system, so it appears that DT is stuck in a loop, totally using one of my CPUs. Nothing else on the system (except gnome-system-monitor) is using any CPU time.

I'm not sure what other info I can give you that might help debug this. I'll wait 10 or 15 minutes, on the off chance that someone reads this and can tell me something I can do that might be helpful. Otherwise i'll go ahead and kill DT and hope that DF can keep going. But I suspect that if DT has managed to stop DF, then DF won't start going again after DT is killed.

   Keith

[Hello71]

Running DT version 25.0.0 and DF v40.10 on Unbuntu Linux, I got a new wave of migrants, waited for them to all get on the map, then clicked 'Read Dwarves'. It started to read, the progress bar on the bottom got to 73% and both DT and DF froze up. I was running dfhack, and its console was still responsive. Well, it was until I typed 'quicksave' in a vain attempt to save this season's work.

In the system monitor, I see that DF is using 0% of the CPU, but DT is using 25%, despite being frozen. I'm on a 4 processor system, so it appears that DT is stuck in a loop, totally using one of my CPUs. Nothing else on the system (except gnome-system-monitor) is using any CPU time.

I'm not sure what other info I can give you that might help debug this. I'll wait 10 or 15 minutes, on the off chance that someone reads this and can tell me something I can do that might be helpful. Otherwise i'll go ahead and kill DT and hope that DF can keep going. But I suspect that if DT has managed to stop DF, then DF won't start going again after DT is killed.

   Keith

DT can't crash DF unless it's in the middle of a syscall (only done when writing). gdb -p $(pgrep DwarfTherapist), bt. and if you could join #dwarftherapist on freenode, that would be great.