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[PeridexisErrant]

Is there a plan for a stable, non-prerelease version of DFHack soon?  How much more work needs to be done, and how could we help?  What's the ETA?

For context, the prerelease nature of the DFHack build is the only thing holding me back from a stable Starter Pack

[Karater]

when trying to compile dfhack on osx 10.11.2 I get the following errors:

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[ 33%] Building CXX object library/CMakeFiles/dfhack.dir/DataStaticsFields.cpp.o
/var/folders/db/pp9mfd491gn92jzm1_1gltmm0000gn/T//ccy0du2C.s:9739:2: error: ambiguous instructions require an explicit suffix (could be 'filds', or 'fildl')
        fild    (%eax)
        ^
/var/folders/db/pp9mfd491gn92jzm1_1gltmm0000gn/T//ccy0du2C.s:9757:2: error: ambiguous instructions require an explicit suffix (could be 'fistps', or 'fistpl')
        fistp   (%eax)
        ^
/var/folders/db/pp9mfd491gn92jzm1_1gltmm0000gn/T//ccy0du2C.s:9774:2: error: ambiguous instructions require an explicit suffix (could be 'filds', or 'fildl')
        fild    (%esp)
        ^
/var/folders/db/pp9mfd491gn92jzm1_1gltmm0000gn/T//ccy0du2C.s:9793:2: error: ambiguous instructions require an explicit suffix (could be 'fistps', or 'fistpl')
        fistp   (%esp)
        ^
/var/folders/db/pp9mfd491gn92jzm1_1gltmm0000gn/T//ccy0du2C.s:9813:2: error: ambiguous instructions require an explicit suffix (could be 'filds', or 'fildl')
        fild    (%esp)
        ^
/var/folders/db/pp9mfd491gn92jzm1_1gltmm0000gn/T//ccy0du2C.s:9832:2: error: ambiguous instructions require an explicit suffix (could be 'fistps', or 'fistpl')
        fistp   (%esp)
        ^
/var/folders/db/pp9mfd491gn92jzm1_1gltmm0000gn/T//ccy0du2C.s:9852:2: error: ambiguous instructions require an explicit suffix (could be 'filds', or 'fildl')
        fild    (%esp)
        ^
/var/folders/db/pp9mfd491gn92jzm1_1gltmm0000gn/T//ccy0du2C.s:9871:2: error: ambiguous instructions require an explicit suffix (could be 'fistps', or 'fistpl')
        fistp   (%esp)
        ^
make[2]: *** [library/CMakeFiles/dfhack.dir/DataStaticsFields.cpp.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [library/CMakeFiles/dfhack.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2

i used these instructions but had to use gcc48 instead of gcc45, because:

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gcc45: This formula either does not compile or function as expected on OS X
versions newer than Yosemite due to an upstream incompatibility.
is there anything I can do to get it to compile?

[Grax]

Is there any possibility to change biome? (maybe just like "changelayer") ;-)

[lethosor]

Karater: I haven't tried it myself, but apparently installing XCode 6 and switching to it on the command line with xcode-select works.

[Karater]

Karater: I haven't tried it myself, but apparently installing XCode 6 and switching to it on the command line with xcode-select works.

got it 

• installed XCode 6.4 from https://developer.apple.com/downloads
• edited the formula for gcc45.rb and removed "depends_on MaximumMacOSRequirement => :yosemite"
• brewed gcc45 and follewed the rest of the instructions from the docs

perhaps someone can update the docs and add this as a note

[Roses]

Has anyone experimented much with diplomacy? Can you make enemy civs hostile/friendly with DFHack?

EDIT: Follow up question, has anyone done much work with changing a units allegiance? I have written a small script that changes a few basic things, but the changed units don't quite behave the way they should. I am wondering if there are flags and such I'm not properly switching. What all goes into determining if two units are hostile/neutral/friendly to eachother?

[expwnent]

Has anyone experimented much with diplomacy? Can you make enemy civs hostile/friendly with DFHack?

EDIT: Follow up question, has anyone done much work with changing a units allegiance? I have written a small script that changes a few basic things, but the changed units don't quite behave the way they should. I am wondering if there are flags and such I'm not properly switching. What all goes into determining if two units are hostile/neutral/friendly to eachother?

There's a global "enemy" table that keeps track of sides in a fight but I have no idea how it works.

[Roses]

Has anyone experimented much with diplomacy? Can you make enemy civs hostile/friendly with DFHack?

EDIT: Follow up question, has anyone done much work with changing a units allegiance? I have written a small script that changes a few basic things, but the changed units don't quite behave the way they should. I am wondering if there are flags and such I'm not properly switching. What all goes into determining if two units are hostile/neutral/friendly to eachother?

There's a global "enemy" table that keeps track of sides in a fight but I have no idea how it works.

Hmm is this table available for research purposes?

[expwnent]

I think Warmist knows a bit about it but I could be remembering wrong. I'd ask him.

[Putnam]

if a new alpha or full release is done, will it have the structures for poetry etc. skills?

i would like those very much

[Karater]

Structures for art forms are already available. But all fields except name are labeled "unknown" and need some research what they do.

[Putnam]

I'm more worried about skills specifically.

[Warmist]

Has anyone experimented much with diplomacy? Can you make enemy civs hostile/friendly with DFHack?

EDIT: Follow up question, has anyone done much work with changing a units allegiance? I have written a small script that changes a few basic things, but the changed units don't quite behave the way they should. I am wondering if there are flags and such I'm not properly switching. What all goes into determining if two units are hostile/neutral/friendly to eachother?

There's a global "enemy" table that keeps track of sides in a fight but I have no idea how it works.

Hmm is this table available for research purposes?

Diplomacy not so much: probably just mess around with entity (i.e. current site entity vs other one) add appropriate hist-entity links etc...

As for allegiance: it's controlled by few factors: it's civ_id and there is also it's history (e.g. crimes etc...) that get recalculated ever so often into a cache table (which i guess Roses mentioned) I think it was called df.global.world.enemy_cache, but could be wrong... The research in that table entry values is here:
  gist Totally not finished and could be wrong. But the idea is that you might need to change them when you change civ_id so they would not attack wrong unit while it gets recalculated. Or you could change it to force unit to attack (and then the crimes and etc. system takes care of holding them as enemy).

[Roses]

Has anyone experimented much with diplomacy? Can you make enemy civs hostile/friendly with DFHack?

EDIT: Follow up question, has anyone done much work with changing a units allegiance? I have written a small script that changes a few basic things, but the changed units don't quite behave the way they should. I am wondering if there are flags and such I'm not properly switching. What all goes into determining if two units are hostile/neutral/friendly to eachother?

There's a global "enemy" table that keeps track of sides in a fight but I have no idea how it works.

Hmm is this table available for research purposes?

Diplomacy not so much: probably just mess around with entity (i.e. current site entity vs other one) add appropriate hist-entity links etc...

As for allegiance: it's controlled by few factors: it's civ_id and there is also it's history (e.g. crimes etc...) that get recalculated ever so often into a cache table (which i guess Roses mentioned) I think it was called df.global.world.enemy_cache, but could be wrong... The research in that table entry values is here:
  gist Totally not finished and could be wrong. But the idea is that you might need to change them when you change civ_id so they would not attack wrong unit while it gets recalculated. Or you could change it to force unit to attack (and then the crimes and etc. system takes care of holding them as enemy).

Hmm, this charm unit script is becoming troublesome. Does anyone have a save in 40.24 that has invaders in it? Preferably with merchants at the same time, although not necessary.

[Uzu Bash]

I'm more worried about skills specifically.

It would be great to cull out unwanted forms and examples and make the lists less spammy.