Nightlies embark on long journey towards 3.3

[d_m]

I don't remember the exact message, but my game froze with

A gruesome software bug leaps at you! panic save succeeded

Prior to this, my arrows inscribe f0 were being printed with some non-std characters. I think it was an 'h' that caused the crash.

Ugh!

I think there are some memory corruption issues that have been introduced with some of the big refactors going on. I also think similar refactors may have caused the bug where the message "You see a XYZ" occasionally gets printed N times instead of once.

[PowerDiver]

I don't remember the exact message, but my game froze with

A gruesome software bug leaps at you! panic save succeeded

Prior to this, my arrows inscribe f0 were being printed with some non-std characters. I think it was an 'h' that caused the crash. I got some output to my terminal:

08138000-0814c000 rw-p 00000000 00:00 0 
0a107000-0c256000 rw-p 00000000 00:00 0          [heap]
b7700000-b7721000 rw-p 00000000 00:00 0 
b7721000-b7800000 ---p 00000000 00:00 0 
b7833000-b785b000 rw-p 00000000 00:00 0 
b786a000-b786c000 rw-p 00000000 00:00 0 
bfc4c000-bfc61000 rw-p 00000000 00:00 0          [stack]

[ChodTheWacko]

What are you looking for? If you want to play 3.2, you can "git checkout v3.2.0" to get that exact version - or of course just download it straight from rephial.org.

If you want to play with e1812132 that's fine, it has a few of the changes since 3.2.

I just wanted something recent with working randarts that I can play and debug if necessary ( I have a couple of weird glitches that I'm not going to report yet )

Thanks for the reply!

- Frank

[Magnate]

After screwing around with git bisect, the last commit with 'old pvals' is apparently:
git checkout e1812132

- Frank

What are you looking for? If you want to play 3.2, you can "git checkout v3.2.0" to get that exact version - or of course just download it straight from rephial.org.

If you want to play with e1812132 that's fine, it has a few of the changes since 3.2.

[ChodTheWacko]

I'd like to poke around the source code, but I like randarts.
So how do I pull a revision level of the source at the 3.2 release level?

After screwing around with git bisect, the last commit with 'old pvals' is apparently:
git checkout e1812132

- Frank

[PowerDiver]

I have got somewhere around same against Tarrasque forgetting to put (back) on Narya and not having any other fire resist. Don't remember actual number, but IIRC it went like this: T breathes cold, I ignore, T breathes disenchantment, I resist but get hurt enough to need to drink potion of healing, T breathers fire. RIP -screen. Me: What?? (checking dead char equipment) Doh!

I had something similar removing Vilya *on purpose* [maybe to switch in Narya], getting hit by elec breath from Ancalagon who I confused with Glaurung [whichever I fought, I thought only the other could breathe elec]. I don't remember how negative I went. Maybe I never knew. I think I was too stunned to save the dump.

[Timo Pietilä]

Not that good. I am pretty sure I posted it to rgra, but I can't find the post.

Maybe around -1200? The funny thing is that I was deep and playing seriously, attempting to win at the time.

Hmm - maybe it was this one. A paltry -925.

I have got somewhere around same against Tarrasque forgetting to put (back) on Narya and not having any other fire resist. Don't remember actual number, but IIRC it went like this: T breathes cold, I ignore, T breathes disenchantment, I resist but get hurt enough to need to drink potion of healing, T breathers fire. RIP -screen. Me: What?? (checking dead char equipment) Doh!

[Timo Pietilä]

-1600 is possible, and highest I believe.

Actually -5000 was the highest possible (not anymore). That you got by drinking potion of death. I don't think I have done that, but I bet there has been someone who has.

[PowerDiver]

-1478. What you got?

Not that good. I am pretty sure I posted it to rgra, but I can't find the post.

Maybe around -1200? The funny thing is that I was deep and playing seriously, attempting to win at the time.

Hmm - maybe it was this one. A paltry -925.

[pampl]

The code for vulnerabilities exists in V, so if anything actually gives a vulnerability then -2400 would be possible. I'm not sure anything does though.

Someone posted a TOME char dump recently with -2300 HP. They had an extreme vulnerability which I guess means double damage.

[Sirridan]

-1478. What you got?

-1600 is possible, and highest I believe.

[ChodTheWacko]

So if you're playing nightlies you might want to stick with standarts until further notice.

Okay, this may be a dumb question but I can't figure it out.

I'd like to poke around the source code, but I like randarts.
So how do I pull a revision level of the source at the 3.2 release level?

With the old svn system this was pretty easy, I'd just pull the revision # that was one less than any change I wanted to yank out. I can't seem to figure out how to backtrace the trac issue list to source code files. (i.e. commited to master as 480b5ba) <-- how do I find that?

- Frank

[buzzkill]

Only if you are going for a personal record on negative hitpoints.

-1478. What you got?

(this was DaJ)

[PowerDiver]

That is, quite possibly, very, very awesome.

Only if you are going for a personal record on negative hitpoints.

[buzzkill]

I went down to DL10 just for silliness. Smaug, Shelob, and Kavlax in a vault and my only resistance was an amulet for acid.

That is, quite possibly, very, very awesome.