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Using std::array to store blocks in cChunkDef #5487
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- Using std::array to store Blocks - accompanying casts - replace typedef with using - copy constructor instead of memcpy
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- Replaced some more casts with an inline method - less calls to std::copy (or derivates)
Another frozen build, this time on the generation process of the Cuberite startup:
So it somehow froze halfway through the debug log beginning with cXXX there, and then I manually killed it. |
Well... it was just a simple '&' But now cPlayer doesn't have its world x( |
Is there a way to set a timeout for this? Like in Appveyor? |
Yep, just needs a timeout step putting in the jenkinsfile. I was meaning to do it but didn't get around, I'll do it tonight.
On 17 April 2023 11:50:34 BST, x12xx12x ***@***.***> wrote:
> Another frozen build, this time on the generation process of the Cuberite startup:
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Is there a way to set a timeout for this? Like in Appveyor?
I thought about moving the deadlock detector. But this makes little sense, since slow machines might take some time in the generation process. And if we survey this. This might result in false positives.
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Aaaaahhhh - why does it crash in the build server. I tried multiple compilers and all work on my machine (tm) |
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