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[jaked122]

the 31104 branch for LCS is riddled with bugs, not as in developmental things, but the code itself won't compile due to the fact that the syntax is screwed up. I am a self taught developer,and I have not worked on this code till now, it is irritating that some people don't attempt to compile their changed code before they upload.
If you are going to upload to SVN I'd like to urge you to please check your code for syntax mistakes, eg. missing semicolons after each statement.
if this sounds bitchy and unreasonable to you make your argument now.

[LiteralKa]

the 31104 branch for LCS is riddled with bugs, not as in developmental things, but the code itself won't compile due to the fact that the syntax is screwed up. I am a self taught developer,and I have not worked on this code till now, it is irritating that some people don't attempt to compile their changed code before they upload.
If you are going to upload to SVN I'd like to urge you to please check your code for syntax mistakes, eg. missing semicolons after each statement.

Works fine for me, with Wine and without.

if this sounds bitchy and unreasonable to you make your argument now.

Bitchy: Yes, Unreasonable: No.

[Rezan]

I think his point is that it doesn't take that long to check for syntax errors, and that if you're contributing, don't make things messier - which sounds fair to me.

[LiteralKa]

I think his point is that it doesn't take that long to check for syntax errors, and that if you're contributing, don't make things messier - which sounds fair to me.

Like I said:

Bitchy: Yes, Unreasonable: No.

[Jonathan S. Fox]

This was a mistake that should be rectified already. Have you tried the latest revision?

[jaked122]

I think his point is that it doesn't take that long to check for syntax errors, and that if you're contributing, don't make things messier - which sounds fair to me.

precisely my point, and for open source to work, people must ensure that their code works and take responsibility for their faulty additions.

This was a mistake that should be rectified already. Have you tried the latest revision?

yes I did, downloaded from the SVN today and used visual C++ to compile it, if you mean binary version, well I had that before.

[Servant Corps]

Gah! It seems that while using the Visual C++ thing, it seems the interface only compiled, erm, some of the code, not all of the code.

It's going to take some time to repair the synatx errors.

[jaked122]

Gah! It seems that while using the Visual C++ thing, it seems the interface only compiled, erm, some of the code, not all of the code.

It's going to take some time to repair the synatx errors.

thank you for stepping forward.

[LiteralKa]

Gah! It seems that while using the Visual C++ thing, it seems the interface only compiled, erm, some of the code, not all of the code.

It's going to take some time to repair the synatx errors.

thank you for stepping forward.

Oooh, Visual C++, well, *that* would be the problem then.

[Servant Corps]

Let me get this...erm...straight. So, it works on Linux/Wine, but not on Windows/Visual C++?

[LiteralKa]

Let me get this...erm...straight. So, it works on Linux/Wine, but not on Windows/Visual C++?

It works on Windows, just not Visual C++.

[Servant Corps]

Hm. So assuming you are still talking about my code, it means that it works, just that it can't really be editable in Visual C++ until the errors are fixed, right?

[LiteralKa]

Hm. So assuming you are still talking about my code, it means that it works, just that it can't really be editable in Visual C++ until the errors are fixed, right?

I think it's just because Visual C++ is messed up... But it might be something else...

[Servant Corps]

Help me out here:

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   if(endgamestate<ENDGAME_CCS_DEFEATED && LCSrandom(30)<endgamestate && canseethings)
   {
      newsstoryst *ns=new newsstoryst;

      // 10% chance of CCS squad wipe
      if(LCSrandom(10))ns->type=NEWSSTORY_CCS_SITE;
      else ns->type=NEWSSTORY_CCS_KILLED_SITE;

      // 20% chance of rampage
      ns->positive=LCSrandom(5);
      if(ns->positive)ns->positive=1;

      do
      {
         ns->loc=LCSrandom(location.size());
      } while(location[ns->loc]->renting!=-1);

      newsstory.push_back(ns);
   }

   //Stalinist Comrade Squad Strikes!
   if(stalinendgamestate<ENDGAME_STALIN_DEFEATED && LCSrandom(30)<stalinendgamestate && canseethings)
   {
      newsstoryst *ns=new newsstoryst;

      // 10% chance of Stalin squad wipe
      if(LCSrandom(10))ns->type=NEWSSTORY_STALIN_SITE;
      else ns->type=NEWSSTORY_STALIN_KILLED_SITE;

      // 20% chance of Stalin rampage
      ns->positive=LCSrandom(5);
      if(ns->positive)ns->positive=1;

      do
      {
         ns->loc=LCSrandom(LCSrandom(5))
         {
            case 0:SITE_INDUSTRY_SWEATSHOP
            case 1:SITE_CORPORATE_HOUSE
            case 2:SITE_INDUSTRY_POLLUTER
            case 3:SITE_RESIDENTIAL_APARTMENT_UPSCALE
            case 4:SITE_CORPORATE_HEADQUARTERS;
         };
     }
      newsstory.push_back(ns);
      }

The second block of quote gets me the error of "1>..\src\daily\news.cpp(1606) : error C2059: syntax error : '<'". There are other errors too, which I will be fixing, but I can't seem to fix the syntax error, despite the fact both blocks of quotes are similar.

[jaked122]

Let me get this...erm...straight. So, it works on Linux/Wine, but not on Windows/Visual C++?

you aren't trying to compile a program then.