ok, i was looking through the sysdep.h file and noticed a slight
difference between that and my comm.h file.
__GNU_C__ and __GNUC__
well, apparently the Second is right, not the first.
so i changed it (this was for the __attribute__ thing for send_to_char(), etc)
anyway,
I got this error
comm.h:24: format string arg not a string type
#ifdef __GNUC__
void char_data::printf(const char *messg, ...)
__attribute__ ((format (printf, 1, 2))); // <-- Line 24
#else
void char_data::printf(const char *messg, ...);
#endif
what does that mean?
that's the only error i got, it worked fine before,
when i had it as
#ifdef __GNU_C__
because it would automatically go to the #else section
(b/c it's supposed to be GNUC not GNU_C)
anyway, help on this would be appreciated.
Akuma the Raging Coder
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