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curriegrad2004:
--- Quote from: AoRF on July 18, 2009, 12:00:47 pm ---About running scripts, run them as perl name.pl, not name.pl; perl doesn't care about newlines or hashbangs.
--- End quote ---
That is true in the Windows versions of perl. But if a experienced *nix user attempted to execute the script like a shell script, I think he might be pulling his hair why there wasn't a hashbang to begin with.
AoRF:
The very moment ``Experienced unix user'' whould have seen the error about ^M not being a correct interpreter, he'd have run the script with perl.
curriegrad2004:
He could have done that, but sometimes it's more convenient just to enter the script without adding perl right in front of it.
That's just my 2 cents on the scripts.
Update: And about the imas-patcher program, did you try compiling it with MSVC8 or ICL? I find that MSYS's GCC isn't really performing to what I am used to seeing from my AMD Box. If I do sucessfully compile imas-patcher using VC8 or ICL, I will share my builds for everyone to use. (Of course I will flip on -O3 and -Oi during compilation...)
Even more updates: To simplify distribution, I might want to link the Qt libraries statically into the patcher so we only need to distribute only one file, two directories.
curriegrad2004:
Sorry for the double post, but the imas-patcher 1.2SVN has been compiled under MSVC8 with PGO and statically linked Qt libraries. Compared to the original version, this version has been modified for the following changes:
- __attribute__((__packed__)) has been replaced by pragma pack() due to the incompatibility between GCC and M$VC or ICL
- A manifest file has been embedded to remove the annoying UAC prompt that Vista users get when running the patcher
- Source code is pulled from SVN revision 20
- Statically linked Qt libraries to reduce the size of the patcher from 11MB (including external dlls) to 7MB
I haven't really tested this patcher much, but it should work without too much problems. I've only tested it against my copy of Perfect Sun and it does seem to run fine.
You may download the updated version here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=2721821531c7683dd1014a7a667fa2b4e04e75f6e8ebb871
AoRF:
Cool, thanks for that. I wanted to release static version myself but didn't want to bother with building it, since it apparently takes more than just adding few lines to project.
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