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Cloud bot answered

Feb 21, 1999, 2:27am
Perhaps the one avatar should include many clouds over a large space? I don't know the pieces-parts of avatars too well, but I don't think there are size or distance restrictions, right?
Remember the giant CY? heh heh
- Ædificator

[View Quote] > Here are exact steps for creating a cloudbot system to create clouds over
> worlds.
>
> 1) Modify a blimp bot source to spawn about 50 bots in a general vacinty of
> the head creator of the bots.
> 2) Create a cloud avatar or set of cloud avatars to provide more detailed
> weather system.
> 3) Set the modified blimp bot source to command all the bots to do one of
> the weather actions that the the cloud av. has. after x amount of minutes or
> hours which ever.
> 4) After these steps are complete develop an algorithm for creating the
> spawned bots in certain areas of a world.
> E.g.: For each bot add x meters to spread distance of the bots from the head
> bot, If bots are spread to thin in area of world subtract x amount of meters
> from head bot. If spread is to heavy on world remove x amount of bots from
> total (do not remove head bot). If not enough bots available to cover area
> specified add x amount of bots needed to fill area. Also establish a
> standard form for spreading bots like for each bot based on number of bots
> is spreading so far away from head bot. If user count reaches x high with x
> amount of bots force bots to go to less populated area or spread more by x
> amount of meters.
> 5) Fire up the bots in a world such as AW ask AWLD about this first if they
> can add the av. and try out the formula to see if it works properly make
> adjustments as nessacary.
>
> Sorry I not have source code but I am not an avid programmer.
>
> Your Welcome,
> Horizons
> #288611
> BuildW

Getting Started with SDK

Jan 12, 1999, 1:50am
hi - Æd here...
I have tried doing just what Ed and Walter said with Implib.exe and get
a nasty error:

>implib.exe aw.lib aw.dll

Turbo Implib Version 2.0 Copyright (c) 1991, 1994 Borland International

Exception C0000005: Access violation
Module: IMPLIB.EXE Start address: 00410000
EAX=72AC3500 EBX=006A1358 ECX=FFFFFFFF EDX=006A2704 ESI=006A151C
EDI=72AC3561 EIP=00416757 EBP=0068FC84 ESP=0068FC80 EFL=00010246

I've tried this in DOS mode and same results, so it's not Windows 95 -
if the 2nd to last field in the error is correct - you need ESP to
figure this out! heh heh
Anyhow - if anyone has an idea on this one, or knows where to get the
Borland capable .lib file, please post!
(I've looked pretty hard through the threads, and saw some references to
these problems - but NO SOLUTIONS! why me?)

Thanks
- Ædificator


[View Quote] > Fungus, so now you understand that you can not use the aw.lib file
> supplied by COF because they use VC++. Instead have to use the aw.dll
> file file they release which any linker can use. Walter is referring
> to a tool supplied with the Borland compiler that generates a .lib
> file that you can link into your bot that will automatically load the
> aw.dll file.
>
> aw.dll + impdef = Funguses.lib
> Funguses.lib + bot.o = bot.exe
> bot.exe + aw.dll = running robot. /* The aw.dll will
> have to be in your PATH for it to run */
>
> There are a lot of posts in the past abount using Borland C++ with the
> aw.dll. I think someone actually released the new borland aw.lib file
> for the latest sdk. Can't remember the author. Take a look at the
> history.
>
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Getting Started with SDK

Jan 13, 1999, 2:25am
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Well, sadly enough, Impdef causes the same Access Violation error
message. Perhaps my programs are just too old to handle the newest form
of VC++ DLL. (I am using Borland C++ 4.52) Most likely the problem.

Although there is better news! Using the aw.def file from you in the
form:

EXPORTS
aw_init
aw_term
aw_create
aw_destroy
etc...

I modified it to have the following redefinition's:

EXPORTS
_aw_init=aw_init
_aw_term=aw_term
_aw_create=aw_create
_aw_destroy=aw_destroy
etc...

I took this aw.def and implib'd it to aw.lib. Adding this lib to my
project allowed a successful compile and a program that runs! The only
bad thing is, I'm sure this will change with every revision of the sdk!
:(

Perhaps (if Roland is reading this post) a copy of the aw.def be
included in any future releases of the SDK? purdy-please?

But, Edward, thanks very much for your help! It is much appreciated!
-Ædificator

(by the way - the link you included doesn't work for me...did this have
any mention of the Access Violation error? - I did find, however, a
reference of someone getting sent newer copies of implib and impdef. I
think I'll be sending an e-mail to Borland...)

[View Quote] > I searched the borland site ( http://forumsearch.inprise.com:88/ ) for
> implib and found this.
>
> http://forumsearch.inp
> ise.com:88/search?NS-search-page=document&NS-rel-doc-name=/public/cppbuilder/commandlinetools/860&NS-query=implib&NS-search-type=NS-boolean-query&NS-file-key=/var/spool/news/spool/borland/public/cppbuilder/commandlinetools/860&NS-collection=cppbuildernews&NS-docs-matched=20&NS-doc-number=4
>
> This is the relevant text. Seems the answer is a combination of impdef
> and create a def file and implib to create the lib from the def and
> the dll.
>
> One word of caution. When I did this for the GNU compiler I ended up
> putting the full path name of the dll into the new lib file. This is
> not a good thing from a portability perspective. So when you do the
> implib make sure that the aw.dll is in the PATH or the current dir so
> that you don't have to use a full path name.
>
> ===================================================
> you've
> see.
> calling
> lines to
> library
>
> ==============================================================
>
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Well, sadly enough, Impdef causes the same Access Violation error message.&nbsp;
Perhaps my programs are just too old to handle the newest form of VC++
DLL. (I am using Borland C++ 4.52)&nbsp; Most likely the problem.
<p>Although there is better news!&nbsp; Using the aw.def file from you
in the form:
<p>EXPORTS
<br>aw_init
<br>aw_term
<br>aw_create
<br>aw_destroy
<br>etc...
<p>I modified it to have the following redefinition's:
<p>EXPORTS
<br>_aw_init=aw_init
<br>_aw_term=aw_term
<br>_aw_create=aw_create
<br>_aw_destroy=aw_destroy
<br>etc...
<p>I took this aw.def and implib'd it to aw.lib.&nbsp; Adding this lib
to my project allowed a successful compile and a program that runs!&nbsp;
The only bad thing is, I'm sure this will change with every revision of
the sdk!&nbsp; :(
<p>Perhaps (if Roland is reading this post) a copy of the aw.def be included
in any future releases of the SDK?&nbsp; purdy-please?
<p>But, Edward, thanks very much for your help!&nbsp; It is much appreciated!
<br>-&AElig;dificator
<p>(by the way - the link you included doesn't work for me...did this have
any mention of the Access Violation error? - I did find, however, a reference
of someone getting sent newer copies of implib and impdef.&nbsp; I think
I'll be sending an e-mail to Borland...)
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Getting Started with SDK

Jan 14, 1999, 3:02am
That program will do magic! When I get a chance I'll code it to
redirect output to a file in the proper format for Borland and post
it...
Thanks again!
- Ædificator

[View Quote] > Well I am glad it worked for you.
>
> I attached the .cpp and .exe for my impdef so that you can recreate
> the .def file each time. It only runs under DOS and prints the output
> to the screen so you have to redirect the output to a file.
>
> impdef aw.dll > awsdk.def
>
> My apologies to the original author. I can't remember where I got it
> from. Somewhere under the free downloads at ww.cygnus.com.
>
> Good luck.

Build 13 now available

Feb 10, 1999, 3:10am
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Looks like the Borland version library does not need to change from the last
(v12), but attached is the lib anyhow in case anyone else needs it... This is
for Borland 4 & 5 only I believe. (Correct me if I'm wrong...)
- Ædificator
aedificator~nospam! at geocities.com (remove the ~nospam! - mmm spam, tasty
spam)

[View Quote] > Build 13 of the SDK is now available. Please upgrade at your earliest
> convenience

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aw_contact_...

Feb 10, 1999, 3:19am
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Roland, if you will...
<p>What is/will be the status on the contact list capability (aw_contact_stuff)?&nbsp;
I haven't noticed any talk about it.&nbsp; I'm making a tour guide, and
it would be really nice to have it inform me of visitors while I am away,
much less the other stuff I can do with it...&nbsp; Seeing it in the API
reference is like yummy candy in a locked glass case! heh heh
<p>- &AElig;dificator</html>

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