Hi

I am a total newby to Esenthel and Ineisis and have run into a slight problem.
A few weeks ago i installed Esenthel on a fresh Ubuntu 15.04 machine.
Imported Ineisis and everything was fine.
Today Esenthel poped a window saying there was an update,- "Do you want to update ?".
And i clicked Yes.

And now i cant compile neither "Ineisis" nor "Bloody massacre".
The later only imported to test.

After this i have downloaded and installed both Esenthel and Ineisis from scratch with the same result.

I have attached the output from the latest build attempt.

Could anyone help me out please ?

Thanks a lot!

seems your problem is coming from
Source/World.cpp:46:20: error: 'final' is not a class, namespace, or enumeration
Image final; final::createSoft(delta.w(), delta.h(), 1, IMAGE_I8);
^
Source/World.cpp:68:16: error: 'final' is not a class, namespace, or enumeration
final::pixel(ix, iy, data->heightmap.getHeight(lx, ly));
^

Hi Zervox

As it turned out "final" is a keyword.
I just changed it to something else and the server compiled

Thanks for your speedy reply and have a nice one!

Many thanks for reporting the issue, I've reuploaded adjusted source code for both Ineisis Online and Bloody Massacre.
'final' became a keyword in C++11

Thank you very much!
I will try it as soon as i get home
Meantime i got another problem with Ineisis.
I temporarily got around it just by changing "final" to "finalimage".
After login and character selection i press "play" to get in, and Ineisis just closes down.
No messages whatsoever.
Do you have a hint for getting some kind of crash report out of it ?
For starters i will download the newest code for Ineisis and try that out, but anyway it could be nice to get some report on a crash.

UPDATE

Downloaded the new code and tried again.
Compile works as a charm, but i still have the problem with the client crashing when selecting "Play".
There are no messages at all.

Is there means build into Esenthel to see what happens ?

http://www.esenthel.com/?id=doc#Debugging

Hi,

You could try using Windows for the moment, it works fine there.
I'm testing this on Linux right now..
Sorry for the issue.

Hi,

After long debugging session I was able to find what's the problem.

This is caused by a bug in the Linux GCC compiler.
I'll add a workaround for this ASAP, thank you for your patience.

Hi,
The update will be available today.

Sounds great

Hi,

I've updated the engine just now, and it now works ok on Linux as well.

Works like a charm
You are the man!
Thank you for your efforts