RE: [hlcoders] Linux Class table problem

2007-08-20 Thread Chris Janes
Indeed - just this last week, I had an issue with SVN conflicts on the .so
file from a remote test server. After a couple of full rebuilds, I finally
thought to take a look at the bin directory, cleared out all the files and
got them all down again via SVN, fixed it up nicely.

Otherwise, make sure that your project files are up to date on the linux
system so that everything is being included properly.

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Subject: [hlcoders] Linux Class table problem

Do you use any version control software?

If yes and it's SVN make sure you don't have some lingering .r*'s
somewhere... we had some hidden conflicted files in some stats directory for
a while and I kept wondering why gdb was showing crashes in code that
shouldn't have been compiled in the first place.

Another problem we had at one time was the server.so being compiled wasn't
the same one we were copying (somewhere a copy had been introduced into our
scripts).

Anyway.



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RE: [hlcoders] Linux Class table problem

2007-08-20 Thread Mark Chandler
I was getting this on golden eye source as well.

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Subject: [hlcoders] Linux Class table problem

Well, I have no idea where to look on this one.

When we run our test server on Windoze, it runs fine.

When we compile it under Loonix, I get the "server class tables" problem
when a client tries to connect.  I use the same code for both compilations,
so it isn't different code.  Is there a way to debug which class table is
messed up?  I've looked and looked and don't see any problems.

TIA,
Keeper




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RE: [hlcoders] Linux Class table problem

2007-08-21 Thread Keeper
Well, we are using SVN, but I don't think that's the problem.

Here's what I have:  A virtual PC running Slackware 11.  I have the latest
XERCES-C installed.  I have a folder on my desktop with the linux-sdk files
copied there.  I have modified the paths in the Makefile and created a hard
link to the folder on my C:\ in windows where the files are located.

Both Visual Studio 2005 and gcc/g++ 3.4.6 are pointed at the exact same
files.  I have cleared out the bin directory and recompiled everything and
get the same result.

As far as scripts go, I have no scripts that copy over the .so file.  I do
that manually.  I ensured all the timestamps on the files were the most
recent.  I get the same issue.  This really has me perplexed.

Thanks,
Keeper




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RE: [hlcoders] Linux Class table problem

2007-08-21 Thread Keeper
And why does Visual Studio change the first line in the project file to this
everytime I update it?



This causes a segmentation fault in vcpm.

It should be:



Is it a setting in my IDE?

Thanks,
Keeper



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RE: [hlcoders] Linux Class table problem

2007-08-21 Thread Keeper
Ok, found the problem.  We had some files that were included in the project
but were not included in the build.  Evidently the linux setup doesn't test
for this and they were included anyway.  I was just looking around the .o
files and saw some that souldn't have been in there.

I removed those files from the project, recompiled and it tested fine.

Thanks for the info tho.  Still wish I knew why VS 2005 changed the encoding
on the project file everytime I make a change to the project.

Keeper

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Subject: [hlcoders] Linux Class table problem

Well, I have no idea where to look on this one.

When we run our test server on Windoze, it runs fine.

When we compile it under Loonix, I get the "server class tables" problem
when a client tries to connect.  I use the same code for both compilations,
so it isn't different code.  Is there a way to debug which class table is
messed up?  I've looked and looked and don't see any problems.

TIA,
Keeper




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