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KWo · **Re: code to get the illumination at any point on the map -** 18-03-2012

I'm having troubles with compiling under cygwin with that function
void *GetModuleHandle(const char *name)
After adding it to botglobals.h the compiler says it is defined twice (which really isn't). When I'm compiling it under mingw it also says about some problems:
obj.win32/bot.o:bot.cpp

.text+0x1a822): undefined reference to `bool const Light::RecursiveLightPoint<mnode_s, msurface_s>(mnode_s const*, Vector const&, Vector const&)'
obj.win32/bot.o:bot.cpp

.text+0x1b08b): undefined reference to `bool const Light::RecursiveLightPoint<GL_mnode_t, GL_msurface_t>(GL_mnode_t const*, Vector const&, Vector const&)'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [obj.win32/podbot_mm.dll] Error 1

What does it mean that kind of messages like (.text+0x1a822)?

About GetModuleHandle ("sw.dll") - what exactly is this check for?

Isn't just the same as a check (!FNullEnt (pHostEdict))?
Another thing - there is no listenserver for a linux...

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KWo Developer of PODBot mm Status: Offline Posts: 3,425 Join Date: Apr 2004	Re: code to get the illumination at any point on the map - 18-03-2012 I'm having troubles with compiling under cygwin with that function void GetModuleHandle(const char name) After adding it to botglobals.h the compiler says it is defined twice (which really isn't). When I'm compiling it under mingw it also says about some problems: obj.win32/bot.o:bot.cpp.text+0x1a822): undefined reference to `bool const Light::RecursiveLightPoint<mnode_s, msurface_s>(mnode_s const, Vector const&, Vector const&)' obj.win32/bot.o:bot.cpp.text+0x1b08b): undefined reference to `bool const Light::RecursiveLightPoint<GL_mnode_t, GL_msurface_t>(GL_mnode_t const, Vector const&, Vector const&)' collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make: *** [obj.win32/podbot_mm.dll] Error 1 What does it mean that kind of messages like (.text+0x1a822)? About GetModuleHandle ("sw.dll") - what exactly is this check for? Isn't just the same as a check (!FNullEnt (pHostEdict))? Another thing - there is no listenserver for a linux...