Is there a way to easily do this without a recompile? Is SEQ smart enough, or can be smart enough, to decide which set of offsets to use?
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Is there a way to easily do this without a recompile? Is SEQ smart enough, or can be smart enough, to decide which set of offsets to use?
I think you meant to post this in the MySEQ help section. ShowEQ doesn't use offsets and doesn't have a test server version.
My bad. I meant to post it here, but I suppose offsets are for the exe. I think I meant opcodes.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueAdept
It's not just opcodes that change when they patch. They deliberately shuffle around the position data in a few structs as well. It would be possibly to take that out of compiled code and have seq read an XML file or something to extract the position data properly, but that would take a bit of work.
Actually I was mistaken. There have been patches posted for test.
It does require recompiling. There is probably a way to have 2 different copies but I never tried.
This has been on the wishlist for quite some time (from Zaphod's early TODO document), but as Newby said, it's a bit complicated.
As for running multiple copies - I do this for testing purposes, and it's easy enough.
I have multiple separate copies of the source tree so I don't have to keep making/reverting changes. So, for example
~/src/showeq-live
~/src/showeq-test
Then each one, I patch/configure as needed, specifying a unique prefix for each:
./configure --prefix=/opt/showeq-live
./configure --prefix=/opt/showeq-test
Then the rest of the build/install goes normally., and each version will get installed in its own tree under /opt.
Checking for maps, prefs, etc., checks the install dir first, then falls back to /root/.showeq. So if you have instance specific config/maps, you can put them under their respective tree, but anything under /root/.showeq will be shared between instances unless otherwise overridden.
Thanks cn187!
I thought you should be able to do it, I just never tried. I wish I had the free time to mess with things.