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Lite-c programming doesn't work!
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10/16/08 21:16
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Marc_Gagne
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Good day, my name is Marc. I have recently purchased the Commercial edition of the Gamestudio A7 engine. Shortly after I downloaded the workshops. I read them, opened the sample files, etc. All was well. I was truly amazed by the power of the Lite-c programming language. That's when I hit a little snag: when I tried to program my own files, it didn't work! I even copied and pasted the code from the lite-c sample files but that didn't work either!I tried saving my script under different file extensions but that didn't work either! I tried to open the sample files again. They worked, but the instant I copied the text id didn't work. Please help me!!!!!!!!!!! Marc 
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Re: Lite-c programming doesn't work!
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10/16/08 21:51
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your files must be .c files. if you dont add any extension while saving, sed will save it as .wdl file.
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Re: Lite-c programming doesn't work!
[Re: Quad]
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Re: Lite-c programming doesn't work!
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10/16/08 22:30
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Also have a look in the folder your script lives in and open the "acklog.txt"
file and have a read through. That may help.
If you cant make sense of it, or cant see anything important, post its contents here.
"There is no fate but what WE make." - CEO Cyberdyne Systems Corp.
A8.30.5 Commercial
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Re: Lite-c programming doesn't work!
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10/16/08 22:52
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do you see any error messages, or engine producing eny acklog.txt file?
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Re: Lite-c programming doesn't work!
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10/16/08 23:16
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Hi Marc  You will find an example of a main function in the Gstudio directory under templates6 Look at the codes for A7_project...short but it's a main it's a start. Salut Ottawa
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Re: Lite-c programming doesn't work!
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10/16/08 23:22
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Well this is the script I tried (you will notice that it's the same code from Workshop 2, except that it's been saved under another name):
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include <acknex.h>
#include <default.c>
var a = 0;
var b = 0;
var c = 0;
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
PANEL* panDisplay =
{
digits(35, 10, "a = %0.f", *, 1, a);
digits(35, 19, "b = %0.f", *, 1, b);
digits(35, 28, "c = %0.f", *, 1, c);
flags = VISIBLE;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
function main()
{
video_mode = 7; // create a program window of 800x600 pixels
screen_color.blue = 150; // and make its background dark blue
while (1)
{
c = a + b;
wait (1);
}
In the folder where this script lives there's a file called OUIETERR.txt, and this is what's written it (it's the same as the error message I get when I test the script):
< #include <acknex.h> #include <default.c> var a = 0;>
ATEST.WDL 5:0 (): Script error - no C code in .WDL scripts!
< PANEL* panDisplay = {>
ATEST.WDL 12:0 (): Parameter unknown PANEL* bad keyword in { }
< digits(35, 10, "a = %0.f", *, 1, a);>
ATEST.WDL 13:0 (): Parameter unknown digits bad keyword in { }
< digits(35, 19, "b = %0.f", *, 1, b);>
ATEST.WDL 14:0 (): Parameter unknown digits bad keyword in { }
< digits(35, 28, "c = %0.f", *, 1, c);>
ATEST.WDL 15:0 (): Parameter unknown digits bad keyword in { }
< flags = VISIBLE;>
ATEST.WDL 16:0 (): Parameter unknown flags bad keyword in { }
< function^main() {>
ATEST.WDL 22:1 (): Script error missing bracket
Could you please tell me what this means?
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