the embperl_XS.cpp files?

I added the files, and did combinations of the files, and commented out some lines that fathernitwit said to do. Nothing has worked and im still getting the same 83 errors.

Oh I see what your problem is, you need to add client_logs.cpp/.h to the project...and maybe client_packet.cpp, haven't checked to see if it's required as well.

kk thanks, should i remove the perlXS files?

It looks like it's not compiling with vs 6.0, i fthat's what you're using. I can't get perl to compile wit hit, but then again when I compile it without perl it goes nuts starting world/zone, and spams the screen forcing me to close the process.[/list]

yeah it wont compile no matter what im adding. Do you happen to have the 31'st source?

Don't think I have it.

Do you know who would?

Just upgraded to VS in the past couple days.. probably not a great time to do so but I needed to due to work.. it compiles 100% fine, unfortunately I absolutely cannot get it to execute right.. it starts to run then beeps and throws all kinds of nice ASCII characters until I end process.. on my laptop where I do all my compiles it tries using db.ini which it can't find obviously and keeps looping without a blatant crash.. Maybe going to try to concurrently reinstalling 2002 just to compile and see what happens.. will let you know. All I know at this point is.. current CVS + VS 2003 = No.

I guess I'll just wait a couple days and hope the CVS gets back on track

I'm working on getting the compile issues fixed.

Btw, until I get the compile issues worked out on VC 6, I would suggest running the precompile ones I'm uploading to cvs. I installed perl on my system finally so I will be compiling a perl version on a regular basis as well.

No problem running pre-compiled at all, if only I could open the zips. Winzip won't open them and hasn't been able to ever, afaik. Any suggestion for a winxp compatible decompressor for the zips in CVS? BTW LE, any plans on shifting to VS 2k3 anytime? I know 2k5 is still beta so no expectation on that.

Heh, I use WinZip to compress them, so I'm not sure why you cant decompress them using it. AFAIK I'm one of the few devs still using Windows to compile (most of them now work exclusively on *nix platforms). I got a legal copy of VS .net for free, so I dont plan on switching anytime soon :P