Re: [Arianne-general] Key Code questions

[Mike H. <ar...@pe...>]

I'll grab a copy of your new libs and have a look at it.  I'll come back to
you when I'm ready to start doing some work.  In the mean time could you
think about which bits would be sensible for me to start fixing (ie get it
compiling).  That's obviously the crucial thing to do first.

----- Original Message -----
From: "SkyFlash" <web...@ha...>
To: <ari...@li...>
Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 6:30 AM
Subject: AW: [Arianne-general] Key Code questions


> > Having recently come out of Lurker Mode, I'd gladly give you
> > a hand.  Sounds like your version is the way to go.  It would
> > be interesting to see what Miguel has to say about /his/
> > re-write though before we go charging off into the sunset.
>
> Miguel wanted to take my code and kinda make it into different libs...
> I dont know how far he did it though...
>
> > A couple of observations.  Firstly, I agree completely about
> > only having one set of mainstream code on the go.  I'm one of
> > those who would disagree about having duplicated common code
> > though.  Couldn't this be put into some sensible common lib code?
>
> Yes I didnt mean that, the common code is inside the common lib thus
> being
> used commonly by server and client. I meant more like single source
> files
> get used across project files... I dont have an example handy right now
> but I think worldgen did some of that... thus worldgen depended on the
> src
> files of other folders being present... it should then either use
> common.lib
> or copy the single cpp file into its own folder.
>
> > My C++ is pretty good so I can give you a hand refactoring
> > whatever version we go with once you/Miguel have got it
> > reasonably stable.
>
> Its not stable at all, thats the problem. Its not compiling.
> I even know that once it compiles it wont work, cause while fixing
> compiler bugs I disabled / deleted some code that I knew was bad
> but I didnt know how to redo in that moment, telling Miguel that
> he needs to do it cause he knows the insides of it. But he didnt
> do it yet, so those parts will cause the server to not work...
>
> But I can fix that once I got a version I can debug. I just wasnt
> able to code that in midair without a version I can run and debug.
> Did you ever code like that? Its like the least wanted situation you
> want to have.... :P
>
> SkyFlash
>
>
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