[HOWTO] Compile locally with custom includes - Page 6

Preyas3 · 08-26-2011 , 20:14 Re: [HOWTO] Compile locally with custom includes

What does this error mean?
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fysiks · 08-26-2011 , 20:56 Re: [HOWTO] Compile locally with custom includes

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Originally Posted by Preyas3

What does this error mean?

It means an array is declared larger than the data that it was actually given.

Example:

Not fully initialized:

Code:

new array[5] = { 1, 2, 3, 4 }

Fully initialized:

Code:

new array[5] = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }

P.S. You don't need to post an image. Either copy and paste the error (in text) or write out the error in text manually.

drekes · 01-28-2012 , 08:41 Re: [HOWTO] Compile locally with custom includes

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Originally Posted by turt

I find the rule: "no .amxx uploads are allowed" annoying

is their a particular reason why this rule is in place?

Has nothing to do with this topic.
http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=66326

harohara · *Last edited by harohara; 03-22-2013 at 16:30.*

so we need .sma and .inc file(s) right? what if there are more of them? like .sma .inc and .txt and cfgs???
what should we do? copy all of them to the include folder?

and this is my 1st post

so Hello guyz

ANTICHRISTUS · *Last edited by ANTICHRISTUS; 03-22-2013 at 17:33.*

so..
this topic is about to compile some .sma files that request a specific .inc file, that the web compiler dosen't include.
the .txt, .cfg, .ini files aren't needed for the compilation process, you just need the .inc one. but which one ?!
open your .sma, and you'll find which non-official include (.inc file) do you need.

example of zp_zclasses40.sma:

Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <fakemeta>
#include <zombieplague>

harohara · 03-25-2013 , 02:54 Re: [HOWTO] Compile locally with custom includes

Quote:

Originally Posted by ANTICHRISTUS

so..
this topic is about to compile some .sma files that request a specific .inc file, that the web compiler dosen't include.
the .txt, .cfg, .ini files aren't needed for the compilation process, you just need the .inc one. but which one ?!
open your .sma, and you'll find which non-official include (.inc file) do you need.

example of zp_zclasses40.sma:

Code:

#include <amxmodx>
#include <fakemeta>
#include <zombieplague>

Thanks!

really appreciate ur help

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I have 1 more question from u guys. (I am new to amx and I think this is the place to get some experience).

My Question is:
Why do we always compiling the .sma file(s)? We can just download the .amxx file and put it to the server plugins folder and link it via the plugins.ini file right?

but sometimes when I compared file sizes of a plugin (.amxx)that we downloaded from alliedmodders approved plugins section, with a plugin that I compiled on my pc from the source file (.sma) (compiled by AMX Studio) they are different.
I meant the original amxx file (directly downloaded from AlliedModders amxx file) is larger than the plugin that I compiled on my own pc.
Why is that?

and why we use .sma? why dont download the .amxx file?

ANTICHRISTUS · 03-25-2013 , 17:55 Re: [HOWTO] Compile locally with custom includes

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Originally Posted by harohara

Why do we always compiling the .sma file(s)? We can just download the .amxx file and put it to the server plugins folder and link it via the plugins.ini file right?

not all the time, but you must do it in some cases (my previous post).
sometimes, some plugins should (and not must) br compiled locally, because the web compiler is making some little errors, I think like the Galileo plugin.
in other cases, there are some problems with files that are compiled locally, and you need to use the web compiler, can't remember which cases.

Quote:

but sometimes when I compared file sizes of a plugin (.amxx)that we downloaded from alliedmodders approved plugins section, with a plugin that I compiled on my pc from the source file (.sma) (compiled by AMX Studio) they are different.
...
I meant the original amxx file (directly downloaded from AlliedModders amxx file) is larger than the plugin that I compiled on my own pc.
Why is that?

if it's a small difference, just don't care (can't find the right post of YamiKaitou about it).
if it's a big difference then read my first post in this thread.

Quote:

and why we use .sma? why dont download the .amxx file?

when you upload a .sma file in your post, the "get plugin" link is instantaneously generated by the web compiler. but it only "contains" the default .inc files, the contrary of other web compilers (of other sites).

YamiKaitou · 07-18-2013 , 11:02 Re: [HOWTO] Compile locally with custom includes

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Originally Posted by LordOfNothing

I use amxxpc because the compile.exe Dont work good

compile.exe is just a wrapper for amxxpc.exe in where it will compile all plugins found in the same directory

newbie550 · 11-15-2013 , 05:05 Re: [HOWTO] Compile locally with custom includes

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Originally Posted by drekes

Can you verify that the .inc file is in the include folder?

How did you get an .amxx? i only .sma and whenever i try to Compile it, it become an error and also it say that i dont have .amx on the compiled folder .-. pls tell me how you get the .amxx

ANTICHRISTUS · *Last edited by ANTICHRISTUS; 11-15-2013 at 07:16.*

you can compile all the plugins locally, but it's necessary for those which are needing a non-official .inc file. like zombie plague plugins, xREDIRECT (R.I.P), Boxing Mod 2.0, etc.
read the main post again to understand it

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