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You're not the only one to have this problem. It seems to have something to do with the hardware detection in Ultima 9. My Dad bought himself a big honkin' Dell PC with 512MB RAM, a new P 4 with hyperthreading, and some superfast ATI card(don't remember which one). Ultima 9 wouldn't detect the graph...

I've use pow before, as I've done some playing around with numerical integration and trying to benchmark my systems with it, so I know that works. The powf function doesn't work, so again, I'm suspecting this package. I've tried two different package versions, and they both cause the same problem. 3...

>> 'extern "c"' so the linker will find it How do I do that? Anyways, I think I found the problem in the cmath library. It seems that cmath is set up to turn a pow() call to a powf() call. Here's the sample out of the cmath library: using ::pow; inline float pow(float __x, float __y) { ret...

Okay, so I managed to get the compile to work with gcc2.95. I suspect that this is an issue with the builtin compiler functions. These math functions are part of the C99 Spec and aren't included in default Solaris 8, at least i didn't found a system patch for it. This isn't just a problem when compi...

pow is in the math.h library, just where is should be. I grepped math.h just to make sure it's there. I've also read that libm.so is important, so I made sure that's present and in my path, and that's all there too. I've also found powf, which is in a file called cmath. All the stuff is present, and...

Hi! Here's my setup. Solaris 8, Ultra 10, Elite3d m3, 384Mb RAM, gcc 3.4.0, SDL v. 1.2.7. I've compiled Exult on Solaris before, without any problems. Recently, I was forced to rebuilt my system. Having installed the same packages as before I've been trying to install exult-1.2, which, as I've said,...