[Spirit_12]

Originally Posted by maclarens Debian 10 log compile l4d2 -------------------------- mkdir -p l4d2_release ln -sf ../hl2sdk-l4d2/lib/linux/libvstdlib_srv.so ln -sf ../hl2sdk-l4d2/lib/linux/libtier0_srv.so gcc -I. -I../mmsource-1.10/core -I../mmsource-1.10/core/sourcehook -I../hl2sdk-l4d2/public -I../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/tier0 -I../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/tier1 -I../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/e ngine -I../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/mathlib -I../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/appframework -DSOURCE_ENGINE=9 -D__GIT_VERSION=\"1.1\" -DSE_EPISODEONE=1 -DSE_DARKMESSIAH=2 -DSE_ORANGEBOX=3 -DSE_ BLOODYGOODTIME=4 -DSE_EYE=5 -DSE_CSS=6 -DSE_ORANGEBOXVALVE=7 -DSE_LEFT4DEAD=8 -DSE_LEFT4DEAD2=9 -DSE_ALIENSWARM=10 -DSE_PORTAL2=11 -DSE_CSGO=12 -DPOSIX -Dstricmp=strcasecmp -D_ stricmp=strcasecmp -D_strnicmp=strncasecmp -Dstrnicmp=strncasecmp -D_snprintf=snprintf -D_vsnprintf=vsnprintf -D_alloca=alloca -Dstrcmpi=strcasecmp -DCOMPILER_GCC -Wno-overload ed-virtual -Wno-switch -Wno-unused -msse -DSOURCEMOD_BUILD -DHAVE_STDINT_H -m32 -DNDEBUG -O2 -funroll-loops -pipe -fno-strict-aliasing -D_LINUX -mfpmath=sse -fvisibility=hidden -Wno-non-virtual-dtor -fno-exceptions -fno-rtti -fvisibility-inlines-hidden -std=c++11 -Wall -Werror -o l4d2_release/l4dtoolz_mm.o -c l4dtoolz_mm.cpp In file included from ../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/tier1/utlvector.h:23, from ../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/tier1/convar.h:21, from ../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/eiface.h:16, from ../mmsource-1.10/core/ISmmAPI.h:46, from ../mmsource-1.10/core/ISmmPlugin.h9, from l4dtoolz_mm.h:4, from l4dtoolz_mm.cpp:1: ../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/tier1/utlmemory.h: In member function ‘void CUtlMemory<T, I>::Swap(CUtlMemory<T, I>&)’: ../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/tier1/utlmemory.h30:2: error: there are no arguments to ‘V_swap’ that depend on a template parameter, so a declaration of ‘V_swap’ must be available [-f permissive] V_swap( m_nGrowSize, mem.m_nGrowSize ); ^~~~~~ ../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/tier1/utlmemory.h30:2: note: (if you use ‘-fpermissive’, G++ will accept your code, but allowing the use of an undeclared name is deprecated) ../hl2sdk-l4d2/public/tier1/utlmemory.h32:2: error: there are no arguments to ‘V_swap’ that depend on a template parameter, so a declaration of ‘V_swap’ must be available [-f permissive] V_swap( m_nAllocationCount, mem.m_nAllocationCount ); ^~~~~~ make: *** [l4d2_make:95: all] Error 1

Use Clang. The new gcc is not compatible with the code.

[Accelerator]

Originally Posted by maclarens Debian 10 log compile l4d2 [...]

Add

#include "mathlib/mathlib.h"

in ./hl2sdk-l4d2/public/tier1/utlmemory.h

[maclarens]

Originally Posted by Accelerator74 Add #include "mathlib/mathlib.h" in ./hl2sdk-l4d2/public/tier1/utlmemory.h

it work it thx!

[maks]

I recommend using ubuntu 14.04 lts for the build. The build is adapted for GCC v4. New versions of GCC will have errors.

[Accelerator]

Originally Posted by maclarens it work it thx!

Updated for clang - https://github.com/Accelerator74/l4dtoolz

[Spirit_12]

Originally Posted by Accelerator74 Updated for clang - https://github.com/Accelerator74/l4dtoolz

Don't you think updating the whole project to Ambuilds is a better idea? That's what Sourcemod is using right now anyway and it avoids the cross compatibility issues.

[Accelerator]

I mostly always build for myself and use the latest versions of the sourcemod, metamod and sdk sources. I never experience any compatibility problems. And this is just a small extension, not some big project. I don't see the difference how to build it

[Spirit_12]

Originally Posted by Accelerator74 I mostly always build for myself and use the latest versions of the sourcemod, metamod and sdk sources. I never experience any compatibility problems. And this is just a small extension, not some big project. I don't see the difference how to build it

You say that and yet a lot of your projects are released here. I didn't mean in terms of compatibility, I meant in terms of maintaining it for the future. You are really updating 2-3 scripts, while with ambuilds you can use the same script for both platforms.

[Ocela]

Originally Posted by Accelerator74 I mostly always build for myself and use the latest versions of the sourcemod, metamod and sdk sources. I never experience any compatibility problems. And this is just a small extension, not some big project. I don't see the difference how to build it

Hi Accelerator, I know this may be a dumb question, but how do you compile your fork? I was reading some of the old posts and got a little lost, the version of l4dtoolz out right now is a little bit buggy and was wanting something more up to date of course. Thanks for your time and help!

[Accelerator]

You can use my build script. Just install git, clang and g++-multilib (apt-get install git clang g++-multilib) and run ./l4d2_build.sh.