Hi all, I worked on an IF game waaaay back in 2005 or so, and I’m dusting it off now, trying to get it to compile using inform.exe - I’m sure this is something I’m doing wrong, but I’m just not sure what as I’ve been out of the game for basically a decade now. I have all the same libraries etc. as I did then, so it’s possible that I’m just using the wrong switches, etc. Here is the command line command I’m using to do the compile:
C:\AYSF2>inform aysf c:\AYSF2\aysf.ulx $huge $MAX_CLASSES=100 $MAX_PROP_TABLE_SIZE=800000 $MAX_OBJECTS=3000 $MAX_VERBS=1000 $MAX_DICT_ENTRIES=2400 -F1 -dexs -v8
However, it ends up choking on one particular class (the one that keeps track of the player’s state):
Linux Inform 6.21(G0.36) (11th May 2000)
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“YOU.h”, line 49: Error: Limit of CONSTRAINT_NUM_PROPS property entries exceeded for this object
daemon
“YOU.h”, line 49: Error: Expected ‘with’, ‘has’ or ‘class’ in object/class definition but found “[”
daemon [
“YOU.h”, line 115: Error: Expected directive, ‘[’ or class name but found warn
daemon [ warn
“YOU.h”, line 119: Error: Expected directive, ‘[’ or class name but found if
if
“YOU.h”, line 119: Error: Expected directive, ‘[’ or class name but found memory
if (self_remembers_face == 1 && self.srf == 0) { print "^You look …etc
“YOU.h”, line 119: Error: Expected directive, ‘[’ or class name but found self
if (self_remembers_face == 1 && self.srf == 0) { print "^You look …etc
“YOU.h”, line 119: Error: Expected directive, ‘[’ or class name but found }
if (self_remembers_face == 1 && self.srf == 0) { print "^You look …etc
“YOU.h”, line 120: Error: Expected directive, ‘[’ or class name but found memory
this goes on for a bit, then:
if (ship_remembered == 1 && self.shr == 0) { print "^You remember …etc
“YOU.h”, line 157: Fatal error: Too many errors: giving up
…does anyone have any idea what I might be doing wrong?
Thanks!
James