Help with Crazy's Mod source code

[kumpy1]

So I recently downloaded Crazy's latest source code intending to play around with some very minor tweaks (text editing is about all I'm good for LOL). I used Microsoft Visual Studio Express to create a new build but I keep getting this error "only static const integral data members can be initialized within a class". I get hundreds of those errors seemingly in every Cpp and .h file. Can anybody help me with this? I get these errors before I even edit any files.

Thanks

[aevojoey]

So I recently downloaded Crazy's latest source code intending to play around with some very minor tweaks (text editing is about all I'm good for LOL). I used Microsoft Visual Studio Express to create a new build but I keep getting this error "only static const integral data members can be initialized within a class". I get hundreds of those errors seemingly in every Cpp and .h file. Can anybody help me with this? I get these errors before I even edit any files.

Thanks

The game was originally written in c# and c++ was added later.
Depending on what version of VSE you are using, things load differently, I use VSE2013.
Try opening BrothelMaster-vse2013.vcxproj or BrothelMaster-vse2013.sln

[kumpy1]

Yeah I tried to get VSE 2013 but unfortunately it won' t work on my older version of Windows. Stupid Microsoft not supporting their older products.

[aevojoey]

Yeah I tried to get VSE 2013 but unfortunately it won' t work on my older version of Windows. Stupid Microsoft not supporting their older products.

I have been trying to learn code::blocks to get away from microsoft but I keep getting linker errors and may need to rewrite the base code of the game to work around it.
If I ever finish converting it to SDL2, it will be written with code::blocks so anyone will be able to load, edit and compile the game no matter their os.

[bigbillyjohn]

When I open BrothelMaster-vse2013.sln with VSE2013, it says it is incompatible, what could cause this?
I can open it fine in VS Professional 2013, but I get several potentially uninitialized local pointer errors when I try to compile it.

[aevojoey]

When I open BrothelMaster-vse2013.sln with VSE2013, it says it is incompatible, what could cause this?
I can open it fine in VS Professional 2013, but I get several potentially uninitialized local pointer errors when I try to compile it.

Are you running the 32bit or 64bit VSE? I use 32bit.
Try opening BrothelMaster-vse2013.vcproj instead of BrothelMaster-vse2013.sln

[bigbillyjohn]

I am running the 32 bit version, I don't think a 64 bit version exists. I can compile the sln or vcxproj after putting /wd4703 into the command line compile options to disable the warning. When I try to open the vcproj file, it says it needs to perform a one way upgrade. My current issue is that when I try to clean or rebuild the project, it says "1>Access to the path 'C:\...\BrothelMaster-vse2013.vcxproj.user' is denied."
EDIT: Deleting BrothelMaster-vse2013.vcxproj.user allowed me to clean/compile.

[Aharon]

I got the same error some time ago, and researched a bit about it.


There's a simple fix, but it's handmade. I did it once some versions ago, and it did work.


If you change all definitions inside a class that look like this:


class item {
(Whatever)
durability=0;
}

To something like this:

class item {
(Whatever)
}
item::durability=0;

It compiled.

I think the fix was like that. You can try with only one line and test if it drops another error there.

Good luck.

PD: I use code::blocks. If you make it compile there, I'll be grateful. Last versions of Visual C++ are too heavy for my poor netbook, which I use to program.

[aevojoey]

I got the same error some time ago, and researched a bit about it.
There's a simple fix, but it's handmade. I did it once some versions ago, and it did work.
If you change all definitions inside a class that look like this:

I don't really know C# that well, more detail and examples would help.

[Wirbelwind]

When I open BrothelMaster-vse2013.sln with VSE2013, it says it is incompatible, what could cause this?
I can open it fine in VS Professional 2013, but I get several potentially uninitialized local pointer errors when I try to compile it.

Don't know why it says it's incompatible.

As for those compile errors, you can use " /wd4703" parameter to make compiler ignore those errors. Or add nullpointer initializations to the classes.
cGirls.cpp Line 12953:

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    sGirl* sprog;Change to:

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    sGirl* sprog = nullptr; Also for me the debug environment compiles fine, but release version gets stuck on the pointer initializations.

I've attached patchfile to fix compile and runtime errors that I ran into. (svn revision 155)
You may ignore the cJobManager patches, I changed those because the debugger got caught at that type conversion. It seems that without debugging it runs fine.