Bug? Inventory window show equipment

[protopulse]

Hi, new player here.

Was just trudging my way through early dungeon floors when I encountered this bug. Instead of two windows, one showing inventory and the other equipment, both of them just show my current equipment. They also flicker unnaturally when I move.

It seems like this bug is attached to my save file. If I start a new game, it goes away and I get normal equipment and inventory windows.

I included my save file in this post in the hopes that someone can figure out the issue with it.

P.S. I've seen the term mpa-sil thrown around. Where can I find more about this version of sil? I found https://github.com/MarvinPA/mpa-sil/tree/sil-1.3.0, downloaded it, but wasn't sure how to compile it using Cygwin on Windows.

P.S #2: When I press M, some walls don't show up, so I pretty much just use L to look around the map instead of using the map. Don't know if it only occurs on windows version or not.

[protopulse]

This is the error I encounter when I try to compile mpa-sil.

[protopulse]

And here is an example of what M command shows versus what is actually there.

[Pete Mack]

No windres means your build environment is missing a command, or you are building for the wrong target.

[protopulse]

I just followed the compile.txt instructions that came with Sil, so my guess would be I didn't include some critical components of Cygwin when I installed it. Will mess around with it some more later.

[Pete Mack]

I always use MinGW. It's a lot more convenient than giant cygwin, and it has most of the useful UNIX commands.

[protopulse]

I see. In that case, I should be able to compile it using this?

https://msys2.github.io/

It's what I used to compile DCSS a few months back. All I needed was to type make because there was a Makefile and a Makefile.obj in the source folder.

But for Sil, I see a number of different makefiles in the src folder. Which one did you use?

I don't think Makefile.cyg will work since that's for Cygwin only. The one that almost worked for me was Makefile.std, but I received a "fatal error: curses.h: No such file or directory."

[Pete Mack]

MINGW=yes make -f Makefile.cyg
is likely to work. Otherwise, it will only take minor obvious edits of the makefile to work.

[protopulse]

Uhh, minor obvious edits. Right. I'll just wait until Christmas to figure out how to compile it then since I opened up the makefile and have no idea what I should be looking for. Not all that familiar with Linux, although I do plan to learn it from the ground up eventually.

[Pete Mack]

If you're on Linux, you shouldn't be using makefile.cyg anyway--that's entirely intended for Windows!

[protopulse]

Oh no no no, I just meant Linux-esque syntax. I'm not actually on Linux. I'm not that lost.

Edit: Got it to compile (both on ming64 and cygwin), but only if I take out the 2 instances of "-mno-cygwin." However, the resulting sil.exe does not seem to be functional.

If I do not take out the -mno-cygwin bits, then I get "gcc: error: unrecognized command line option '-mno-cygwin' make: *** [Makefile.cyg:126: birth.o] Error 1"

Any other windows users get mpa-sil to work?