I'm trying to bring DOS interface code of Frotz up to date with the
multitudes of changes in the core. A signficant change is moving a bunch
of global variables into a structure. I'm using Turbo C 3.00. After
successfully compiling the DOS code, the build process moves to the core
of the Frotz engine. There, I get the following errors:
===begin quote===
src\common\fastmem.c
Error src\common\fastmem.c 160: Ambiguous member name 'flags' in function
restart_header
Error src\common\fastmem.c 435: Ambiguous member name 'flags' in function
init_memory
*** 2 errors in Compile ***
Available memory 4059444
** error 1 ** deleting src\common\fastmem.o
C:\FROTZ>
===end quote===
What's really strange about this is that the "flags" member is neither the
first member of the struct, nor does it appear first in the file
fastmem.c. The code in src/common compiles just fine for Linux, BSD, and
MacOS. Changing their line endings doesn't help. What's going on here?
I have in issue filed on this at
https://gitlab.com/DavidGriffith/frotz/issues/159. The dos-fixup branch
is where I'm working on the DOS interface.
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David Griffith
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