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Fix for bug introduced with code cleanup.
When deleting a dock it is possible for the game to crash.
These two patches fix that.
The two patches go on top of the previous ones.

HackaLittleBit wrote:Fix for bug introduced with code cleanup.
When deleting a dock it is possible for the game to crash.
These two patches fix that.
The two patches go on top of the previous ones.

The fixes are in and posted above here.

Enjoy,

Hi all,

As I've already posted in JGR's thread, I'm trying to compile this fork, but it seems I'm getting an error at the very beginning.

I'm running Mac OS 10.12.6 and my version of clang is the following: Here's the issue I'm running through. When I try to "configure" your fork, by typing this: it configures fine. However, when I run "make", I get this error message: I this the issue might be related to this issue? Any ideas about how to get past this?

Sorry for the late reply. My fork requires a shared pointer implementation in the compiling environment. All supported platforms provide it, but the challenge is to find the relevant header. In C++11, this is <memory>, but in pre-C++11 compilers (or compilers in pre-C++11 mode) it can be either <memory> or <tr1/memory>. My code uses a crude heuristic to determine which of them to try, and it seems to be failing in your particular setup. I guess that your clang is claiming compatibility with an old version of GCC for which <tr1/memory> was the right header without actually providing that header. If you just want the code to compile for yourself, the easiest way would be to hack src/core/pointer.h: within the __GNUC__ block, there is a test for GCC >= 4.4; try hardcoding that test to true.

By default, Clang builds C++ code according to the C++98 standard, with many C++11 features accepted as extensions. You can use Clang in C++11 mode with the -std=c++11 option. Clang's C++11 mode can be used with libc++ or with gcc's libstdc++.

Found that here

And flags that can be used with compiling here
at the end.
-std=<arg>, --std=<arg>, --std <arg>

I know what I'm going to say has nothing to do with NMF, but I figured this was one of the the more likely places for it to happen so here goes.

Would it be very difficult to add a "disable prototypes" button in the "vehicle" settings?
I never take up the "year's exclusive use" option, and with vehicle sets like 2cc, the constant pop-ups are worse than spam. I wouldn't mind if they weren't slap bang in the middle of the screen.
I know I'm not alone in being bothered by this.

If it can be done, here's a megawatt of thanks in advance.

notafrog wrote:I know what I'm going to say has nothing to do with NMF, but I figured this was one of the the more likely places for it to happen so here goes.

Would it be very difficult to add a "disable prototypes" button in the "vehicle" settings?
I never take up the "year's exclusive use" option, and with vehicle sets like 2cc, the constant pop-ups are worse than spam. I wouldn't mind if they weren't slap bang in the middle of the screen.
I know I'm not alone in being bothered by this.

If it can be done, here's a megawatt of thanks in advance.

I doesn't have anything to do with NMF. You may post that in the 2cc TrainsInNML thread.

acs121 wrote:I doesn't have anything to do with NMF. You may post that in the 2cc TrainsInNML thread.

It has nothing to do with 2cc TrainsInNML. What notafrog is referring to happens with ALL vehicle sets ... trains, RVs, ships and airplanes.

notafrog wrote:Would it be very difficult to add a "disable prototypes" button in the "vehicle" settings?

@ notafrog - In the settings window, did you try to set the New Vehicles announcements to off?
Note that at the top of the settings window you might have to set the Category to Advanced to see this option.

The announcement is the public news announcement that you can indeed disable.
The "prototype" window is one year before that, an "exclusive trial year". You cannot disable that, at least in vanilla OpenTTD.

The best you can do here is to accept the trial. After a year, a check is made that you indeed used the engine, and if you didn't, you're "punished" by not getting offers for new trials, for some time.
Edit: https://wiki.openttd.org/Vehicles claims you won't get new offers for 5 years. Unfortunately, no example picture.

In the original Transport Tycoon, you are punished for one year only.

But in any case, only the "best" (higher score) can have prototypes. If the user (or AI) refuses, then the prototype is proposed to the next player.

MagicBuzz wrote:In the original Transport Tycoon, you are punished for one year only.

But in any case, only the "best" (higher score) can have prototypes. If the user (or AI) refuses, then the prototype is proposed to the next player.

By default, it will be the one with the highest score. If he refuses, next year it's for the second best, if the second refuses it will be third etc.
I also remember that if you say "No" instead of "Yes" without trying it, you still will have prototypes.

Saying yes to the prototype offers without actually implementing them does indeed seem to be a fairly effective botch. It certainly cuts down on the number of pop-ups.
acs121: thanks for the invitation to post under 2cc, but as wallyweb was quick to spot, that was just an example of how extreme things can get.

*Poke* Is Cirdan still alive???
Hope he is well and busy with other things.
Would be nice to get a comment from him.
Maybe he did some stuff and hasn't had the time to
push it to github yet.

Cheers