Cargo Distribution

[fonso]

Roujin: No, the savegames aren't compatible. There has been a savegame version bump in trunk, I'm sorry.

I'll give you a hotfix for the crash. It can be applied on top of earlier versions so that you can continue playing your old saves. Don't forget to tell me if you have applied the fix when you post further bug reports.

[Yexo]

If you're using mingw or msys it's much easier to use the makefile:

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make -f Makefile.msvc bundle PLATFORM=WIN32

Replace WIN32 with WIN64 if you've compiled a 64 bits build. Replace "bundle" with "bundle_zip" to create a zip file.

[huldu]

No crashes in this one so far, lovely!

[petert]

If you're using mingw or msys it's much easier to use the makefile:

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make -f Makefile.msvc bundle PLATFORM=WIN32

Replace WIN32 with WIN64 if you've compiled a 64 bits build. Replace "bundle" with "bundle_zip" to create a zip file.

What's the difference between using that and

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make bundle

or

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make bundle_zip

?

[fabca2]

I have found the crash.

Congrats ! it's so nice to know you finaly got it !!!!!!!
now development can continue on normal way.

[Yexo]

The only difference is that both "make bundle" and "make bundle_zip" don't work on an msvc generated build.

[petert]

Ahhh, I see. That means you need MSYS/MinGW and MSVC installed. Sorry for that, my mistake.

[neuron]

Anyone doing automated builds? Like http://www.openttd.org/en/download-cargodest for example?

[Zaphod882]

maybe off topic, but want to say thank you for the developer of cargodist, petert gave me the idea to use it, and it really upgrades the game.

cheers

[petert]

Anyone doing automated builds? Like http://www.openttd.org/en/download-cargodest for example?

The link that you just described there and Cargo Distribution are two different things. One difference is that hasn't been updated for, a year maybe?

[neuron]

Anyone doing automated builds? Like http://www.openttd.org/en/download-cargodest for example?

The link that you just described there and Cargo Distribution are two different things. One difference is that hasn't been updated for, a year maybe?

I'm fully aware of that, I'm looking for something like it for CargoDist.

[NekoMaster]

Anyone doing automated builds? Like http://www.openttd.org/en/download-cargodest for example?

The link that you just described there and Cargo Distribution are two different things. One difference is that hasn't been updated for, a year maybe?

I'm fully aware of that, I'm looking for something like it for CargoDist.

For a automated build, wouldn't both the nightlies and cargodist need to be updated at the same time for it to work?

[fonso]

Technically it would be possible to build automated nightlies of cargodist on the compile farm, but they won't do that. I have asked about it before. I can, however, ask them for single builds and see if Ammler can host them. Unfortunately I can't let the compile farm push the binaries to fickzoo.com as I don't have admin rights there and can't create additional accounts.
I have requested a build on June 3rd and one on June 19th and both times about 1 day later a fatal bug showed up in that version - that was quite frustrating. I also don't like to request a build too often as I have to talk to Ammler and TrueBrain every time and TrueBrain needs to manually start it then.

[petert]

Are you talking about your #openttdcoop repository? (http://bundles.openttdcoop.org/cargodist/) If so, I noticed that they haven't been updated for a while.

I'm fully aware of that, I'm looking for something like it for CargoDist.

Nothing like it right now, you'll just have to grab the binaries posted here (if you're using Windows). If you use Debian Ubuntu, I can compile for you, but that's all I can do.

[Rubidium]

If you use Debian Ubuntu, I can compile for you, but that's all I can do.

How often do I have to say that Debian isn't Ubuntu and Ubuntu isn't Debian and that Debian Ubuntu doesn't exist? And that *if* you make *proper* Debian (or Ubuntu for that matter) packages that they won't work on eachother's stable releases?

[petert]

How often do I have to say that Debian isn't Ubuntu and Ubuntu isn't Debian and that Debian Ubuntu doesn't exist? And that *if* you make *proper* Debian (or Ubuntu for that matter) packages that they won't work on eachother's stable releases?

Sorry. Please don't tell me you have said it "many" times, because I only recall you saying it once, and it was confusing. So, when I compiled a binary, then run some command I learned from the wiki and it makes a .deb, that will not work on other peoples' Ubuntu releases?

[NekoMaster]

How often do I have to say that Debian isn't Ubuntu and Ubuntu isn't Debian and that Debian Ubuntu doesn't exist? And that *if* you make *proper* Debian (or Ubuntu for that matter) packages that they won't work on eachother's stable releases?

Sorry. Please don't tell me you have said it "many" times, because I only recall you saying it once, and it was confusing. So, when I compiled a binary, then run some command I learned from the wiki and it makes a .deb, that will not work on other peoples' Ubuntu releases?

no a .deb built in Ubuntu for Ubuntu will run like a MSI installer

[petert]

But Rubidium mentioned something about other stable releases of Ubuntu...

[NekoMaster]

But Rubidium mentioned something about other stable releases of Ubuntu...

Stable Releases?

[Rubidium]

that will not work on other peoples' Ubuntu releases?

If you build a proper binary, that is with all the libraries, with Ubuntu Karmic Koala it won't work on Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope nor in Ubuntu Lucid Lynx unless people start installing libraries from Karmic Koala.

For added confusion: a binary built for Ubuntu Lucid Lynx would likely work in Debian Squeeze as will a binary built for Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope likely work in Debian Lenny. And likely a binary built for Ubuntu Hardy Heron will work in Ubuntu Inteprid Ibex, Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope and Debian Lenny but not in Ubuntu Karmic Koala, Ubuntu Lucid Lynx or Debian Squeeze.