Blide-like app for linux? Debug out of memory
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| Hey guys. So Windows XP bluescreens for me, even if I try to reinstall it (in the setup), so I'm "stuck" with the new ubuntu this weekend. Two questions :) 1) Is there a blide-like IDE for linux? I simply can't stand the standard IDE now that I'm used to blide and multi-pane editing etc. 2) When I compile my game the error is "out of memory", it's only happening in Debug mode. I read the recent thread about it, and the fix for him was lowercase all files and no spaces, and I tried this too. The game works fine in normal compile mode, but debug just gets the error. Any ideas? |
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| When I compile my game the error is "out of memory", Most likely a problem with FASM running out of memory. See http://blitzmax.com/Community/posts.php?topic=67478 for details, and what you need to change to sort it out. Basically it is down to Blitz trying to compile a "very large" .bmx file - tends to happen when one uses Include instead of Import ;-) |
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| I tried replacing includes with imports, but now I get some new errors, for instance scope-related variable issues and other weird stuff. Is there a difference between import and include I'm not noticing? |
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| Import compiles the imported file in its own scope. Include sticks the included file into the code body where it is included and it gets the scope of that location. |
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| So if I have a type tmytype and in another file type tmyothertype extends tmytype I'm screwed. Which I do. Great. |
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| I can't get that fix working btw, I add the ?linux stuff to the proper file and compile it + rebuilding all modules, but it still says 16mb or so when I compile anything. What gives? :) |
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| No, the file with tmyothertype has to import the file with tmytype. |
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| Thanks for your help taskmaster :) I have 60+ included files, and I've tried my best to replace the includes with imports, but no matter what order I try, there's always some conflict.. I need to go with the more memory to fasm approach, but seems I can't get it working. I added the required lines to the required sourcefile and compiled it in the maxide, also rebuilt all modules, but it still says it's only using 16mb when I compile.. Anyone ideas? |
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| did you replace blitzmax/bin/bmk with your new version (which is most likely to be found as blitzmax/src/bmk/bmk where it was built)? A release mode console (non gui) build should drop straight in. |
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Ahh, well that worked, but not for building my game. I tried upping the fasm memory parameter to something extreme, and it's still giving me the same cruddy error, both in debug and release :/Building main Compiling:main.bmx flat assembler version 1.67.21 (832000 kilobytes memory) error: source file not found. Build Error: Failed to assemble /home/pezz/buzzblaster/.bmx/main.bmx.console.debug.linux.x86.s Process complete |
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