erict@flatline.UUCP (j eric townsend) (06/14/88)
Ok, this compiled, but I haven't got to the link stage, so...
In play.c around line 930 or so...:
/* put torpedo into the universe */
pcrft->cr_dir[0] = 1.0;
sptort(pcrft->cr_dir,tmpvec);
for (i=0;i<3;++i) {
* ptorp->tp_pstn[i] = ADD(pcrft->cr_pstn[i],
* ptorp->tp_thr[i]=MUL(tmpvec[i],50.));
ptorp->tp_vel[i] = ADD(pcrft->cr_vel[i],MUL(tmpvec[i],10.));
}
etc.etc.
The *'d lines cause a compiler error, of course. I'm not sure what
the author wanted to do, so I replaced the two *'d lines with:
ptorp->tp_pstn[i]=ADD(pcrft->cr_pstn[i],MUL(tmpvec[i],50.));
I know that this ignores ptorp->tp_thr[i]. Maybe it doesn't matter? :-)
What did you do to fix this?
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..!bellcore!tness1!/allan@didsgn.UUCP (didsgn) (06/15/88)
In article <870@flatline.UUCP>, erict@flatline.UUCP (j eric townsend) writes: > In play.c around line 930 or so...: > for (i=0;i<3;++i) { > * ptorp->tp_pstn[i] = ADD(pcrft->cr_pstn[i], > * ptorp->tp_thr[i]=MUL(tmpvec[i],50.)); > ptorp->tp_vel[i] = ADD(pcrft->cr_vel[i],MUL(tmpvec[i],10.)); > } > etc.etc. > > The *'d lines cause a compiler error, of course. I'm not sure what > the author wanted to do, so I replaced the two *'d lines with: > > ptorp->tp_pstn[i]=ADD(pcrft->cr_pstn[i],MUL(tmpvec[i],50.)); > > I know that this ignores ptorp->tp_thr[i]. Maybe it doesn't matter? :-) > > What did you do to fix this? While I still can't link (I don't have the "dbm" routines), the play.c module does compile (I'm using Greenhills 1.8.0 Compiler on a CRDS UNOS (SYSV) machine). Your change above removes the assignment ptorp->tp_thr[i]=MUL(tmpvec[i],50.) If you change the *'d lines to the following, maybe your compiler will work. ptorp->tp_thr[i]=MUL(tmpvec[i],50.); ptorp->tp_pstn[i] = ADD(pcrft->cr_pstn[i], ptorp->tp_thr[i]); -Allan G. Schrum P.S. Does somebody have a SYSV module for the DBM stuff?
ignatz@chinet.UUCP (Dave Ihnat) (06/18/88)
Your problem is the line just following those asterisked ones; those two macros result in an ugly assignment statement. Break them apart, and all should be OK.