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are you aware of a copter simulator for win95 low mhz?

Hi there!

I had a look at coco RPM building "process". I'd like to sugest some
changes to the Makefile (I attached a diff to the 1.8 release).

If the spec file is build an included in the tar file, a RPM (and SRPM)
can be easiely build with rpm -ta copter-commander*.tar.gz

Therefore I've added a "spec" directive and added it as dependency to
COCO_TAR_FILE. I also changed the included file in COCO_TAR_FILE  and
"clean" to delete the spec files.

At last I corrected a typo in the dedendencies of COCO_TAR_FILE
(oo-compiler.lib -> oo-compiler.lisp)

	cu

		Florian Festi

PS.: Cool game!

Michael Edwards wrote:
> I tried compiling copter-commander on my Macintosh G3 (PPC architecture)
> running Yellow Dog Linux.  I can get the game to start up and run ok,
> but when I try to play the tutorial, I can't see the copter or the men
> or other games sprites.  I can, however, see the top part of the screen
> with the fuel gauge, etc., and I can also see the tutorial instructions,
> the blue arrow, and the ground (the brown strip at the bottom).  Any
> ideas?
> 
> -Mike Edwards
> 
> 

Wow, congratulations, that I know of you're the only person to try it for ppc.

I'm not sure what's wrong.

When the game first comes up, do you see a semi-truck chug onto the screen 
and launch the logo?

If you could take a screenshot of the bad behavior, it might tell me 
something.  Control-c will write a file /tmp/screen001.tif that you can sent me.

I tried compiling copter-commander on my Macintosh G3 (PPC architecture)
running Yellow Dog Linux.  I can get the game to start up and run ok,
but when I try to play the tutorial, I can't see the copter or the men
or other games sprites.  I can, however, see the top part of the screen
with the fuel gauge, etc., and I can also see the tutorial instructions,
the blue arrow, and the ground (the brown strip at the bottom).  Any
ideas?

-Mike Edwards

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OFFICE Aquis Grana impex SRL. wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I have tryed make command in a terminal window on my linux machine and I 
> received :
> 
>  
> 
> glibconfig.h no such file or directory !
> 
>  
> 
> make: *** [gnome-window.o] error 1
> 
>  
> 
> Please help me !

Hi,
Have you got gnome installed?

Hi
I have tryed make command in a terminal window on my linux machine and I =
received :

glibconfig.h no such file or directory !

make: *** [gnome-window.o] error 1

Please help me !

Best regards

sc Aquis Grana impex SRL.
ing. Petronel Laviniu Malutan
+40 94 637700
www.talente.ro
USER TEST wrote:

> I have made a step more but now I am receiving that :
> 
> gnome-window.c:110 gnome.h no such file or directory.
> 
> I have installed my linux as KDE

You'll have to install gnome as well, in order to run coco.

Thomas Klausner wrote:

> Oh, and patch-aa: The rpath has to be added manually. -L doesn't
> automatically add its argument to the binary's rpath, because the -L
> path is only for link-time, the -R path is for run-time.
> [Imagine you want to link against some libraries before installing
> them, then you don't want to embed the temporary path in the binary].

I don't quite follow.  Are you saying -R would be better than -L if you 
compiled (say) OpenAL, but didn't install it, then compiled and installed 
coco, then went back and installed OpenAL, then deleted the OpenAL source tree?

man ld says:
        -R filename
        --just-symbols=filename
            Read  symbol  names and their addresses from filename,
            but do not relocate it or include it  in  the  output.
            This  allows your output file to refer symbolically to
            absolute locations of memory  defined  in  other  pro
            grams.  You may use this option more than once.

            For  compatibility  with  other ELF linkers, if the -R
            option is followed by a directory name, rather than  a
            file name, it is treated as the -rpath option.

san...@ne... wrote:

> In Copter version : copter-commander-1.8
> This file is missing at the compilation :
> 
> tiffio.h

Hi,
Make sure you have libtiff, and libtiff-dev installed.  The names vary by 
installation.  I'll add libtiff to the requirements page.

--Dave

In Copter version : copter-commander-1.8
This file is missing at the compilation :

tiffio.h

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Joshua Priluck wrote:

> Well this was what I ended with after the last idea:
> 
> make
> cc -Wall -O3 -I/usr/include \
>   -o tiff-compile tiff-compile.c -L/usr/lib -ltiff
> tiff-compile.c: In function `coco_strup':
> tiff-compile.c:49: warning: implicit declaration of function `malloc'
> tiff-compile.c: In function `coco_write_raster_header':
> tiff-compile.c:108: warning: implicit declaration of function `free'
> /usr/bin/ld: table of contents for archive: /usr/local/lib/libtiff.a is 
> out of date; rerun ranlib(1) (can't load from it)
> make: *** [tiff-compile] Error 1

Sorry for the delay, I've been outta town.

We're going to need malloc.  I'm not sure why #include <stdlib.h> isn't 
bringing it in.  I suspect its that -ansi is being passed to gcc, and that 
mucks with it.  But... what does "man malloc" give you on your system?  On 
mine it tells me to #include <stdlib.h>.

Thomas,

Wow, great work!

I'll apply the patches and write you back.  That's the biggest set of 
changes I've seen from an outsider yet, by the way.  If you're interested, 
I'd like to add you as an admin to the sourceforge site.

Thomas Klausner wrote:

> Hi!
> 
> I just added copter-commander to NetBSD's pkgsrc, it will show up
> sometime next week at
> ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/packages/pkgsrc/games/copter-commander/README.html
> 
> I had to add some patches to make it work, they are attached.
> Some comments:
> NetBSD doesn't provide nor need alloca.h; if it's really needed on
> Linux, it should be properly #ifdef'd (my patches just remove it).
> 
> I had to initialize to variables because of gcc-2.95.3's complaining
> about them perhaps being used uninitialized (patch-ad, patch-ae).
> 
> NetBSD's sed doesn't support a '-' flag, since stdin is the default.
> I don't think it's really needed in the one place in
> string-literalize.sh, so I removed it (patch-ag).
> 
> Oh, and patch-aa: The rpath has to be added manually. -L doesn't
> automatically add its argument to the binary's rpath, because the -L
> path is only for link-time, the -R path is for run-time.
> [Imagine you want to link against some libraries before installing
> them, then you don't want to embed the temporary path in the binary].
> 
> Please add these patches to the copter-commander distribution.
> 
> Thanks,
>  Thomas Klausner

Hi!

I just added copter-commander to NetBSD's pkgsrc, it will show up
sometime next week at
ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/packages/pkgsrc/games/copter-commander/README.html

I had to add some patches to make it work, they are attached.
Some comments:
NetBSD doesn't provide nor need alloca.h; if it's really needed on
Linux, it should be properly #ifdef'd (my patches just remove it).

I had to initialize to variables because of gcc-2.95.3's complaining
about them perhaps being used uninitialized (patch-ad, patch-ae).

NetBSD's sed doesn't support a '-' flag, since stdin is the default.
I don't think it's really needed in the one place in
string-literalize.sh, so I removed it (patch-ag).

Oh, and patch-aa: The rpath has to be added manually. -L doesn't
automatically add its argument to the binary's rpath, because the -L
path is only for link-time, the -R path is for run-time.
[Imagine you want to link against some libraries before installing
them, then you don't want to embed the temporary path in the binary].

Please add these patches to the copter-commander distribution.

Thanks,
 Thomas Klausner

-- 
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Der Horizont vieler Menschen ist ein Kreis mit Radius Null -- und
das nennen sie ihren Standpunkt. (found on /.)

Hi

 I am using Linux Mandrake 7.2 Now is the second try to install your
programm. I am using KDE because my configuration is week.
  I received: 
make: *** [tiff compile] Error 1
no such file or directory

(how can I copy all the message from terminal into netscape ?) where I am composing mail ?

Please help me

I wanna play this game. I am sure that it worth all the effort.

Petronel
Aquis Grana
www.talente.ro

Joshua Priluck wrote:

> I ran the install and it got rid of all the errors associated with 
> libtiff, but still won't go for the malloc.h for some reason:
> 
> ~/Desktop/copter-commander-1.7] jpriluck% make
> cc -Wall -O3 -I/usr/include \
>   -o tiff-compile tiff-compile.c -L/usr/lib -ltiff
> tiff-compile.c:29: header file 'malloc.h' not found
> cpp-precomp: warning: errors during smart preprocessing, retrying in 
> basic mode
> make: *** [tiff-compile] Error 1

I think I made a mistake here.  In that file I see I wrote "#include 
<malloc.h>".  The doc for malloc says its in stdlib.h.  So...try removing 
the line that says "#include <malloc.h>"...

Joshua Priluck wrote:

> Hm, close to money now:
> 
> I'm trying to figure out if I just need these libraries installed, but I 
> can't figure out why they wouldn't be.
> 
> Basically looks just like uint32 not being defined is the biggest 
> problem, TIFF looks to have been used on line 70 of the file without any 
> problem.
> 
> Any more thoughts?
> Current errors:
> cc -Wall -O3 -I/usr/include \
>   -o tiff-compile tiff-compile.c -L/usr/lib -ltiff
> tiff-compile.c:25: header file 'tiffio.h' not found
> tiff-compile.c:29: header file 'malloc.h' not found
> ...

Ah, okay, that's the first library dependancy then.  Libtiff is pretty 
common on unix.  I can remove the dependancy without too much trouble, but 
its probably easier, for now, to install libtiff. 
(http://freshmeat.net/projects/libtiff)

Hm, close to money now:

I'm trying to figure out if I just need these libraries installed, but I 
can't figure out why they wouldn't be.

Basically looks just like uint32 not being defined is the biggest 
problem, TIFF looks to have been used on line 70 of the file without any 
problem.

Any more thoughts?
Current errors:
cc -Wall -O3 -I/usr/include \
   -o tiff-compile tiff-compile.c -L/usr/lib -ltiff
tiff-compile.c:25: header file 'tiffio.h' not found
tiff-compile.c:29: header file 'malloc.h' not found
tiff-compile.c:63: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:64: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:64: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:67: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:68: undefined type, found `tsize_t'
tiff-compile.c:69: undefined type, found `tsize_t'
tiff-compile.c:70: undefined type, found `TIFF'
tiff-compile.c:80: illegal expression, found `)'
tiff-compile.c:80: illegal expression, found `)'
tiff-compile.c:84: illegal external declaration, found `if'
tiff-compile.c:95: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:95: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:95: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:112: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:112: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:112: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:183: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:207: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:267: undefined type, found `uint32'
tiff-compile.c:268: undefined type, found `uint32'
On Sunday, February 24, 2002, at 09:30  PM, David Morse wrote:

> Joshua Priluck wrote:
>
>> Hey I'm trying to install copter in an x environment now.
>> I keep getting this error though while running make:
>> ./string-literalize.sh < c-header.txt > c-header.strlit
>> sed: -: No such file or directory
>> sed: -: No such file or directory
>> make: *** [c-header.strlit] Error 1
>
>
>
> Hm, maybe OS X has no "sed" installed by default?  Its a classic unix 
> utility, there's even an OSX package listed here:
>
> http://freshmeat.net/projects/sed/
>
> Sincerly,
> Dave

Joshua Priluck wrote:

> Hey I'm trying to install copter in an x environment now.
> 
> I keep getting this error though while running make:
> ./string-literalize.sh < c-header.txt > c-header.strlit
> sed: -: No such file or directory
> sed: -: No such file or directory
> make: *** [c-header.strlit] Error 1

Hm, maybe OS X has no "sed" installed by default?  Its a classic unix 
utility, there's even an OSX package listed here:

http://freshmeat.net/projects/sed/

Sincerly,
Dave

hello great develloper of coco.

so my first computer was an apple 2e, and my favourite
game was rescue raider. after i have a Macintosh and i play
with armor alley. now i m under linux since 2 years. 

WHAT!! there is copter commander under linux!!!!!!! so
now i "yes | rm -r /windows/*" i can play under linux with my favourite games.

so THANK YOU, it 's really better than armor alley, VERY good idea men can 
shot copter or paratroupers, 3 type of copter and a mech unit, W O N D E R F 
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what i need more!!!! (a wife ....may be:-)), sorry i m not C devellopers. i' 
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