Problems with compiling zone cvs rev 1828

[Fulcrum]

Originally Posted by Overlord_Manny

Here's what I'm working with:

I have an up-to-date Arch linux install on a headless file server.

gcc = 4.5.2
Perl = 5.12.2
mysql = 14.14

I had no problems compiling world and libEMuShareMem.so

But I come up with many issues compiling zone here is my error log...

I have no clue about programming so I don't know what other info I can give... I'd be perfectly fine with precompiled binaries but haven't found any.

Might have changed since I compiled my last server, but the Perl version I used was 5.10.*
Once I got it, everything went smoothly.

Be sure when you uninstall 5.12.*, you go through the whole deal, remove everything... and even delete the old perl folder manually before trying a reinstall.
This should be enough for most people, but there have been a few that might have had problems with leftovers from the 5.12.* installation.

[Derision]

From a quick 'google' this appears to be due to some changes in G++ 4.5. You need to remove ::pair from lines 1404 and 1427, i.e.

Index: tradeskills.cpp
===================================================================
--- tradeskills.cpp     (revision 1832)
+++ tradeskills.cpp     (working copy)
@@ -1401,7 +1401,7 @@
                }*/
                uint32 item = (uint32)atoi(row[0]);
                uint8 num = (uint8) atoi(row[1]);
-               spec->onsuccess.push_back(pair<uint32,uint8>::pair(item, num));
+               spec->onsuccess.push_back(pair<uint32,uint8>(item, num));
        }
        mysql_free_result(result);

@@ -1424,7 +1424,7 @@
                        }*/
                        uint32 item = (uint32)atoi(row[0]);
                        uint8 num = (uint8) atoi(row[1]);
-                       spec->onfail.push_back(pair<uint32,uint8>::pair(item, num));
+                       spec->onfail.push_back(pair<uint32,uint8>(item, num));
                }
                mysql_free_result(result);
        }

That is a 'diff', but essentially, open tradeskills.cpp with an editor, go to lines 1404, remove ::pair, and then do the same on line 1427.

All the other 'warnings' can be safely ignored.