[Release] Rappelz RDB Tool with tabs

04/04/2015 18:13 mohamad512#166
for what ?
04/04/2015 18:35 Sherock#167
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04/04/2015 20:56 Anothers#168
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04/04/2015 21:28 ismokedrow#169
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Summon91Database.dll
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Since I'm positive you didn't make that you should give credit to the releaser aka c1ph3r. :(
04/04/2015 21:35 Anothers#170
the error I was getting was giving to me the most correct thing in c1ph3r load sql error when I posted so I'll write about anything I want to say something to something else that basically credit to the author who istersede

now, if you want I raised
04/04/2015 22:00 TheSuperKiller#171
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Do you use the version 2.6.0 (available in the previous page) ?
I compiled your code and loaded a db_monster.rdb from official client and then saved it to a new file and it didn't crashed.

But the data was not correctly read (columns contain garbage data). That means the DLL does not describe db_monster.rdb correctly (it seems there is too many columns, you read 4 bytes more than the db_monster's record size).
I'm using codeblocks ... maybe this is the reason behind corrupted dll ?
I noticed that the compiler is ignoring #pragma comments, does that effect compilation ?
04/04/2015 22:13 glandu2#172
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I'm using codeblocks ... maybe this is the reason behind corrupted dll ?
I noticed that the compiler is ignoring #pragma comments, does that effect compilation ?
No, it shouldn't make your dll wrong. Can you send your dll that cause a crash ?
04/04/2015 22:14 Sherock#173
can you make anew item91.dll ?
04/04/2015 22:22 TheSuperKiller#174
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No, it shouldn't make your dll wrong. Can you send your dll that cause a crash ?
here you are,

I noticed that VS2013 compile larger file but gives error:126 in the tool.

I edited last column description, it shouldn't cause a problem.

edit :
maybe useful:
defines :
BUILD_DLL
BUILDING_DATABASE
_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS

Linker options:
-Wl,--kill-at -static-libgcc -static-libstdc++
and linked "RpzRdbBase.lib"

using 2.7.0 files .
04/04/2015 23:00 glandu2#175
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Originally Posted by TheSuperKiller View Post
here you are,

I noticed that VS2013 compile larger file but gives error:126 in the tool.

I edited last column description, it shouldn't cause a problem.

edit :
maybe useful:
defines :
BUILD_DLL
BUILDING_DATABASE
_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS

Linker options:
-Wl,--kill-at -static-libgcc -static-libstdc++
and linked "RpzRdbBase.lib"

using 2.7.0 files .
I found the issue, it's because there is a incompatibility with mingw in rare cases.
You should be able to compile it with VS 2013, but be sure to compile as a 32 bits DLL (not 64 bits). I will fix that
04/04/2015 23:40 TheSuperKiller#176
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I found the issue, it's because there is a incompatibility with mingw in rare cases.
You should be able to compile it with VS 2013, but be sure to compile as a 32 bits DLL (not 64 bits). I will fix that
there is nothing that points to 64bit in the project, (32bit platform, 32 target machine.)
this is really weird, I will try to sort it out and find the reason behind that :\
04/05/2015 00:33 glandu2#177
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there is nothing that points to 64bit in the project, (32bit platform, 32 target machine.)
this is really weird, I will try to sort it out and find the reason behind that :\
Check that you have installed [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] (32 bits) on the machine you use to execute the RDB tool
04/05/2015 05:18 Sherock#178
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04/05/2015 05:52 ThunderNikk#179
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there is no item 9.1 without any errors ?
Please either be patient for it or write one yourself.

There are people hard at work on this stuff and spamming the thread is not going to allow any work to get done any faster.
04/05/2015 07:20 TheSuperKiller#180
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Check that you have installed [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] (32 bits) on the machine you use to execute the RDB tool
I managed to solve the problem, it was matter of making sure of the correct structure.
I found that running rdb loader on same compiling machine did the trick.