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Modding, Mission Design, and Coding => FS2 Open Coding - The Source Code Project (SCP) => Topic started by: untouchable on April 27, 2002, 11:21:51 am
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The complied code that increaces the # of k that is allowed in a table......... please :nod:
Mabey increace it to 380mb instead of 380k :D
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141718090, // US - beta 1
-266420030, // demo 1
// 399297860, // 1.0 FULL
-553984927 // 1.2 FULL (german)
I think those are the file limitations.... I just don't know what to change them too :D
edit: spelling
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Add some zeroes, silly :p
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Originally posted by vadar_1
141718090, // US - beta 1
-266420030, // demo 1
// 399297860, // 1.0 FULL
-553984927 // 1.2 FULL (german)
I think those are the file limitations.... I just don't know what to change them too :D
edit: spelling
What file is that in?
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Originally posted by untouchable
What file is that in?
FreeSpace.cpp
Line 8434
Its the weapons table verification block... I think
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you want to increase them to about 1mb - apparently its all about effciency....no need to be rediculous increasing the available 3 fold is plenty
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One last question.. what do I use to compile the code and once it is compiled, where do I put it?
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Originally posted by CptWhite
you want to increase them to about 1mb - apparently its all about effciency....no need to be rediculous increasing the available 3 fold is plenty
That's what they said back in the day about 640 kb of RAM, too. :D Fortunately, in this case, we can just go back and make it bigger. :)
untouchable: You need Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, and it generates an executable you can put into your FS2 folder as if it was the original to run it. Newer versions of Visual C++ (are there any? I generally try to ignore MS's products when possible) MAY work, or they might not. Older probably won't, unless a miracle occurred and MS managed not to change any of the file formats between the two versions.
If you don't have Visual C++ and don't want to buy it, I recall that there's an "introductory" version of it that might work as well. I've only seen it on CDs that came with books, but it might be available for download. I don't know what the limitations are on it, either, but it may be worth a try.
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Originally posted by CptWhite
you want to increase them to about 1mb - apparently its all about effciency....no need to be rediculous increasing the available 3 fold is plenty
Well, like I said in another thread, contributing to a unified TBL would be... rather cool...
Anyway, what exactly is the price for ramping up the TBL limit? Is it great?
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there is an intro vertion that adds a little nag mesage to the start of any EXE you make,
if anyone knows how to disable this I'd like to know
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Originally posted by Bobboau
there is an intro vertion that adds a little nag mesage to the start of any EXE you make,
if anyone knows how to disable this I'd like to know
Ahhh, shoot... there was this cool little compiler that daveb once pointed us to, that was free, and apprently very good. If this is it, feel free to shoot me in a foot of your choice.
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Originally posted by Setekh
Ahhh, shoot... there was this cool little compiler that daveb once pointed us to, that was free, and apprently very good. If this is it, feel free to shoot me in a foot of your choice.
The best compiler... and workspace organizer IMO is MS Visual C++... but we all can't be as rich as I am :)
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Originally posted by vadar_1
The best compiler... and workspace organizer IMO is MS Visual C++... but we all can't be as rich as I am :)
:lol: :p
Thing is, I distinctly remembering it as free... maybe it's wishful memory... ;)
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Introduction isn't free, just cheaper. Normal C++ is around $100. Introductory is ~$50 w/ a big booklet on learning the MFC and C++ basics
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it was a comand line thing, you have to have a fairly good understanding of what you are doing to use it, unlike MSVC were any idiot (such as myself) can take some source and compile it
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Originally posted by Setekh
:lol: :p
Thing is, I distinctly remembering it as free... maybe it's wishful memory... ;)
A Microsoft development program? riiight... free...
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Originally posted by vadar_1
A Microsoft development program? riiight... free...
It's not MS... it's like, Borland, or something...
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ya it was Borland
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Ah. So, why not use that one? :)
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becase I would need to rewrite a bunch of the code in ways I cannot even begin to comprehend