On 17/07/2013 14:22, Tim Angus wrote:
> On 17/07/13 12:05, Dominic Fandrey wrote:
>> On 17/07/2013 07:46, Zachary wrote:
>>> This is how much I care that a closed source mod, that is moving to a 
>>> closed source licensed version of quake 3, doesn't work with ioquake3:
>>>
>>> Not at all.
>>
>> I agree that their decisions are at least alienating. Their "no modding"
>> policy is ridiculous to the point of being offensive.
>>
>> There remains the issue that ioq3 1.36 release runs UT 4.2 just fine,
>> whereas current ioq3 doesn't. So there must be a change in ioq3 that
>> causes it and I'd consider it worth investigating, despite the questionable
>> origin.
> 
> If you could do a git bisect you'll be able to find the offending revision.

I'm getting a bit frustrated here. The earliest GIT revision I got to
build on my system at all is 681. I figure that's looong before 1.36
release, yet I already encounter the error there.

However when I run ioq3 built from the 1.36 source release, I don't
run into the issue.

I tried eliminating compiler flags like --ffast-math, but even the
plain debug build with -g -pipe still generates the error with the GIT
sources.

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