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Win32 -> Linux [message #241961]

Sun, 28 January 2007 19:27

QoQn00b
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I didn't know whether to post this in Win32 or Linux FDS...

I have an FDS that I've been running, and I've modded the scripts.dll. Thus far I've been running it from my local computer but that decreases SFPS and increases lag.

I finally have a separate unit to run it from. Only problem is, I'm running it from Windows now, and my server unit runs Linux. Now, I don't want to convert the server to Windows because of conversion problems and security issues.

How can I convert my modded FDS to Linux, and use the same DLLs?

[Updated on: Sun, 28 January 2007 19:47]

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Re: Win32 -> Linux [message #241987 is a reply to message #241961]

Sun, 28 January 2007 21:50

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Scripts.dll works on the LFDS, so you just need to recompile it on your linux box with your changes. Take a look at linux.txt in the scripts download, it explains what you need.

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Re: Win32 -> Linux [message #241993 is a reply to message #241961]

Sun, 28 January 2007 23:24

QoQn00b
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That all looks ok cept I don't have a linux.txt in any of my folders... could you paste a copy here?

Thanks for the prompt reply... Smile

PS: Does MS Vis C++ Studio '03 work on Linux? Or do I need a different DLL Compiler?

[Updated on: Sun, 28 January 2007 23:28]

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Re: Win32 -> Linux [message #241997 is a reply to message #241961]

Sun, 28 January 2007 23:53

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You'll need a certain version of GCC(linux compiler) which is specified in linux.txt. If you've never compiled anything on linux before you might have some trouble with this.