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by Skylar Kelty · in Technical Issues · 04/11/2005 (3:06 am) · 17 replies

Terrain/terrData.cc:254: warning: assignment to 'unsigned char' from 'F32'
terrain/terrData.cc:254: warning: argument to 'unsigned char' from 'F32'
terrain/terrData.cc: At global scope:
terrain/terrData.cc:269: parse error before 'if'
terrain/terrData.cc:274: parse error before 'for'
terrain/terrData.cc:274: parse error before ';' token
terrain/terrData.cc:274: syntax error before '++' token
terrain/terrData.cc:277: parse error before ';' token
terrain/terrData.cc:277: syntax error before '+=' token
terrain/terrData.cc:280: 'random' was not declared in this scope
terrain/terrData.cc:281: 'random' was not declared in this scope
terrain/terrData.cc:283: 'i' was not declared in this scope
terrain/terrData.cc:284: 'invBlockSize' was not declared in this scope
terrain/terrData.cc:286: parse error before 'for'
terrain/terrData.cc:286: parse error before ';' token
terrain/terrData.cc:286: syntax error before '++' token
terrain/terrData.cc:289: parse error before ';' token
terrain/terrData.cc:289: syntax error before '++' token
terrain/terrData.cc:292: 'x' was not declared in this scope
terrain/terrData.cc:292: 'y' was not declared in this scope
terrain/terrData.cc:293: syntax error before '+=' token
terrain/terrData.cc:300: parse error before 'for'
terrain/terrData.cc:300: parse error before ';' token
terrain/terrData.cc:300: syntax error before '++' token
terrain/terrData.cc:306: 'sinHeight' was not declared in this scope
terrain/terrData.cc:307: parse error before 'for'
terrain/terrData.cc:307: parse error before ';' token
terrain/terrData.cc:307: syntax error before '++' token
terrain/terrData.cc:316: parse error before 'for'
terrain/terrData.cc:316: parse error before ';' token
terrain/terrData.cc:316: syntax error before '++' token
terrain/terrData.cc:322: syntax error before '->' token
terrain/terrData.cc:328: syntax error before '->' token
terrain/terrData.cc:331: syntax error before '->' token
terrain/terrData.cc:338: 'F32 fmin' redeclared as different kind of symbol

make[1]: Target 'all' not remade because of errors.
make: *** [tools] Error 2
make: Target 'all' not remade because of errors.


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Torque Owner Skylar Kelty
SkylarK
#1
04/11/2005 (3:08 am)
Sorry I dont know what any of the above means there are actually 25000+ error that were displayed but I could not fit them all in. Why am I getting so many errors even in files I have not edited?

Torque Owner Ed Johnson
#2
04/11/2005 (3:59 pm)
You probably are missing a semicolon ; or bracket } somewhere right before the errors

Torque Owner Skylar Kelty
SkylarK
#3
04/20/2005 (11:05 am)
I have not even edited these files though, these are the original ones which came with torque

Torque 3D Owner Matthew Langley
Torque
#4
04/20/2005 (11:07 am)
Stock torque ?

try redownloading it maybe ?

Also what compiler are you using ?

Torque Owner Dreamer
Default Studio Name
#5
04/20/2005 (11:11 am)
If what you have posted above is the begginging of where the errors start then take a look at lines 260-269 in terrdata.cc, somewhere in there have lost a closing brace } or a semicolon ; and your compiler can no longer make sense of what the file is all about.

If you can't find the error, try deleting the whole directory and re-installing the SDK then do a fresh recompile of the source.

Torque Owner Chris Labombard
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#6
04/20/2005 (11:11 am)
Looks like Eclipse... TBE

If it is then you havent followed the install directions to the letter...

Torque Owner Dreamer
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#7
04/20/2005 (11:14 am)
Also looks like plain ol' GCC, he could just be using linux ya know :)
*Update*
nm I just saw his features request link in a different forum, he's obviously a windoze user, seeing as how he has about a billion wants, that are pretty much all M$ specific.

Torque Owner Chris Labombard
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#8
04/20/2005 (11:17 am)
I didnt remember what the name ofthe compiler was for the eclipse IDE... GCC compiles Eclipse.

Torque Owner Dreamer
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#9
04/20/2005 (11:19 am)
@Chris we can debate semantics later, I'ld just like to see him fix this bug, I know how it is to forget a semi-colon in the middle of some critical file and have the whole make process explode in my face :)

Torque Owner Chris Labombard
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#10
04/20/2005 (11:23 am)
I was just agreeing with you that it is GCC... I doubt he forgot a semicolon, seeing as he stated it to be stock torque with no changes.. However, accidents hapen and maybe he accidnetly changed something.

Torque Owner Dreamer
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#11
04/20/2005 (11:34 am)
/me Opens mouth to change feet :)

Torque Owner Chris Labombard
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#12
04/20/2005 (11:55 am)
He is using TBE...

Associate Chris Calef
BrokeAss Games
#13
04/20/2005 (12:03 pm)
@james: have you tried a fresh install yet? TBE & Eclipse can be temperamental, but it should work before you've touched anything.

As has been pointed out, don't panic, you don't really have 25 million errors you just have one break in syntax somewhere. It sounds like one of your files got corrupted somehow. Probably terrData.cc. Make sure you're using the 1.3 SDK installer with NO additional packs installed.

Torque Owner Skylar Kelty
SkylarK
#14
04/20/2005 (12:08 pm)
I have reinstalled the sdk and Im still getting the errors but there are no problems in the engine itself, that is I cant see anything wrong. Should I just leave it?

Just to clear up some stuff:
I use windows and eclipse I have the latest version of torque and no additional packs.

Torque Owner Skylar Kelty
SkylarK
#15
04/20/2005 (12:11 pm)
Ok what I did was deleted the file, installed torque in a different place and coppied over the file and it now works, so does the ai guard, thanks chris :)
Maybe the torque installer skips files already in the directory and the original install was some how corrupted?

Torque Owner Chris Labombard
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#16
04/20/2005 (1:01 pm)
I dont think he has erros.. Just a wack of warnings (which seems to be the norm)

Torque 3D Owner Stephen Zepp
#17
04/20/2005 (1:08 pm)
Yes, TGE has a LOT of "warnings", which to the new developer look bad (well, they are, but not in a show-stopping kind of way). Your best bet is to make sure that your executable (which will show up in your /example dir I would expect) is timestamped after you compile--otherwise you may still be using the stock installer executable.

Now, if he's still getting the same output as he got originally, it's probably an error with the TBE install, not the TGE install--certain unusual link conditions may also give the same type of output he's seeing. Not saying this is guaranteed, but it may be the problem.