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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 31-Oct-2006 19:35:41
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| Cool, thanks...
Hmm, "cannot connect to server" - on behalf of downloading Add-Ons
Game si stuck when entering the actual game screen should appear |
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 31-Oct-2006 20:53:38
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| I've tried previous versions on my uA1@800, but the game was a bit slow. Needs some performance improvements. Hope it's solved in this version... _________________ AmigaScene.nl
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 31-Oct-2006 21:41:40
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| are you sure it's stuck? the loading system is REALLY slow, tried waiting for a bit?
i get these error msg's:
error display: could not open image '' error display: could not open image 'attacks/.png'
but the game keeps going. no crashes. i just played 4 levels. great game! commercial quality!
did you use -lunix? maybe it would cure some probs? _________________ AOS4 Betatester, Peg2, G4@1ghz, Radeon 9250 256mb, 1gb RAM.
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 31-Oct-2006 22:00:46
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| @spotUP
Oh well, you are right, it just takes ages to load
iirc it was way faster in the previous build, hmm
thanks for the hint |
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 1-Nov-2006 0:17:29
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| This is my favourite Amiga game of recent years, maybe ever,but...
...it's too slow. Until v1.1.1 it was alright, but it's been downhill from then.
Not sure if there are still bugs or memory leaks (it's not a "final" version), but I guess this game is becoming too demanding of CPU power. Maybe the original developers are going crazy in the eye candy department, I don't know. This new version took almost 10 minutes (!!) just to load a saved game. Time between turns in relatively small scenarios can range from a few minutes to almost half an hour.
I'm resorting to v1.1.1, the only sane version to play on my A1... :( |
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 1-Nov-2006 0:44:00
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| The load times of Battle for Wesnoth are faster on my pc than the load/save times for Crusader Kings, EU2, and HOI2, which are the games I currently play on my pc. With those 3, a save can sometimes take 3-4 minutes. Compared with BfW that can load/save within 30 seconds most of the time. So what I referring to is that the problem with long load/save times isn't specific for Battle of Wesnoth, but a more general trend for strategy games of today.
Of course a 10 minute wait for loading a game is too slow...
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 1-Nov-2006 8:01:35
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did you use -lunix? maybe it would cure some probs? |
Yes, I did. |
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 1-Nov-2006 11:43:13
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| Hi salass00,
have u changed some other things in the code or u make a simply configure & make? have you used gcc4 or 3? _________________ http://www.amigasoft.net
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 1-Nov-2006 11:56:23
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| @afxgroup
No source code changes. Just configure & make mostly. I used gcc version 4.0.2 (the one used in the latest SDK). |
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 1-Nov-2006 12:01:35
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| ok, so lunix is not needeed since my old patches use PROGDIR:
by the way. take a look at sdl libs version. and newlib should be a little faster _________________ http://www.amigasoft.net
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 1-Nov-2006 12:23:48
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| With those 3, a save can sometimes take 3-4 minutes. Compared with BfW that can load/save within 30 seconds most of the time. So what I referring to is that the problem with long load/save times isn't specific for Battle of Wesnoth, but a more general trend for strategy games of today.
Of course a 10 minute wait for loading a game is too slow...
I can understand games needing more time to load/save, but 10, even 5 minutes is way too much. More serious than that, and something that I strongly feel is fixable, are the huge waiting times between CPU turns. There are times when play is locked for a couple of seconds with no apparent reason. Wesnoth is a complex game, but it's not that complex. The slowdown between similar versions points to something ugly behind the scenes. My guess is they (the original developers) are throwing everything there, un-optimized, and hoping the ultra-fast processors take care of it. Unfortunately, this means we are left out of the picture, since Wesnoth, in this current incarnation, is almost useless to us... |
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 1-Nov-2006 17:45:52
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| @afxgroup
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and newlib should be a little faster |
Compiling with newlib ('sh configure "CC=gcc -mcrt=newlib" "CXX=g++ -mcrt=newlib"' then "gmake") produces an error in map.cpp ("snprintf not defined in scope"). Any idea how to solve this? As far as I can tell it should be working (it includes the cstdio file which then includes stdio.h where snprintf() is defined)...Last edited by salass00 on 01-Nov-2006 at 05:47 PM.
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 1-Nov-2006 21:42:08
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| someone said on irc that loading speed could be faster if the compiler disabled all the various dir parts /paths, that is why it reports errors on not finding stuff but it find it anyway. (3 locations + the Amiga specific one).
so maybe salass could put in some code to ignore all the path scanning.? _________________ "I don't know whether nice people tend to grow roses or growing roses makes people nice"
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 2-Nov-2006 10:41:21
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| when i set the language german i become follow error:
WARNING: setlocale() failed for de_DE.
have anyone a idea? _________________ Andreas Magerl APC&TCP - Home of Amiga Future Publisher for Amiga Software, Merchandising and many more. http://www.apc-tcp.de - https://www.amigafuture.de - https://www.amigashop.org
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 2-Nov-2006 11:41:53
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Re: Battle for Wesnoth 1.1.11 now on OS4Depot Posted on 3-Nov-2006 6:54:41
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you must remove -ansi from makefile |
Thanks. That fixed it. I now have a newlib compile here of the exe. Haven't yet tested how well it works...
[edit] Have tested it a little and it is a little and it is a **lot** faster than the clib2 build... Now everything seems to be working at reasonable speeds again. Tried starting a campaign and now it didn't take forever to start like before (it did take a while though, but not too much).
I guess I'll have to upload a replacement exe to OS4Depot.
The different languages support seems to be broken as in the clib2 build though...Last edited by salass00 on 03-Nov-2006 at 07:07 AM.
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