I forget who it was.. but on their report of a typo/bug/whatever I went
through my db.c and found that indeed there was a SET_SKILL() without a
semicolon.. placing that semicolon there however made some very strange
errors pop up in gcc (-Wall) This hasn't happened anywhere else, so I
was hoping that someone here could provide some enlightenment.
Thanks, =)
Leeman
lstrout@integ.micrognosis.com
--------- error log and code segment ---------
db.c: In function `init_char':
db.c:2353: parse error before `else'
db.c: At top level:
db.c:2357: parse error before `->'
2350: for (i = 1; i <= MAX_SKILLS; i++) {
2351: if (GET_LEVEL(ch) < LVL_IMPL)
2352: SET_SKILL(ch, i, 0); <--- removing that semicolon fixes it
2353: else
2354: SET_SKILL(ch, i, 100);
2355: }
2357: ch->char_specials.saved.affected_by = 0;
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