Thread: Release: OGC 3.0 for Security-Enhanced Linux (Fedora 12)

Attached, you find the sourcecode (compiles with the g++ C++ compiler) & compiled version of OGC 3.0 for ioUrbanTerror.i386 4.1 running on Fedora 12 with the security-enhanced Linux feature.

The INSTALL.txt says to luch the ./configure script, but there isn't a one in the zip archive.

Originally Posted by Aegidius

The INSTALL.txt says to luch the ./configure script, but there isn't a one in the zip archive.

That's because the install.txt is from the old version of OGC, which had syscalls in assembler and a Perl dependency in the make process. I've removed all assembly, since I love processor independence. Therefore Perl/asm is no longer required, and you only have to run make.

gcc -g -Wno-write-strings -c cg_ents.c
In file included from q3/cg_local.h:10,
from cg_ents.c:2:
q3/cg_public.h:221:8: warning: extra tokens at end of #endif directive
In file included from cg_ents.c:2:
q3/cg_local.h:1759:8: warning: extra tokens at end of #endif directive
In file included from cg_ents.c:3:
ogc.h:13:1: warning: "QDECL" redefined
In file included from q3/cg_local.h:7,
from cg_ents.c:2:
q3/q_shared.h:99:1: warning: this is the location of the previous definition
cg_ents.c:145: error: expected declaration specifiers or ‘...’ before ‘*’ token
cg_ents.c:145: error: ‘__cdecl’ declared as function returning a function
cg_ents.c:145: error: function ‘__cdecl’ is initialized like a variable
make: *** [cg_ents.o] Error 1


This is the output running make.
Running KUbuntu x64

Originally Posted by inthewarp

gcc -g

That's the error. gcc is the C compiler. You need the C++ compiler, which is called g++.
If you try to compile C++ with a C compiler, you're sure as hell get an error message.