Once set up, a project simply needs a 'make' to compile. This is a standard for C development.

So... You do the setup stuff first, and after you've done that and you modify the program, just do "make" to compile again?

So, I hear Wikipedia is going to be taking part on the 18th.  Are any other big sites doing the same?

Doing what on the 18th?

Whoa... It works now!

But blocks appear right back again after mining them
edit: Never mind

Thats good for minecraft servers?

Does anyone here know how to make a minecraft server?

I used this:
http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Linksys/E3000/Minecraft_Server.htm
to help.

I think I've succesfully set up a static ip adress, and I copied exactly what it said to do in the port forwarding menu.

But when I checked here, it said the port was closed

I tried to use my external ip anyways to connect to minecraft, but of course, it failed.

(minecraft_server says "Disconnecting Epic07 [/192.168.1.1:61252]: Outdated server!")


Is there anyone with experience with this?

Cool!

How much has to happen in order to get a stack overflow?
Its in an area where some functions call each other, so it kinda makes sense

Oh, is on create called once oclua opens up, not the pasted code?

Quote from: Nick on January 11, 2012, 01:36:23 pm

UPDATE!!!

include external .lua files by using #, followed by the name of the file (without the .lua)

example main file:

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function on.create()
#varsinit
end


What ??

#varsinit returns the number of elements in the "varsinit" table ...
You've overriden the metatables ?

Does that mean
table={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}
x=#table
And x would equal 9?
That would be useful to use