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...box to frick around with at the moment. So, windows only at this point, a Linux version will be forthcoming! ...OPAN and his crew helping to maintain and update it! Hats off to all! Ok so now onto the file gathering! First thing is first we need to goto Metamod:

Because the footprints of the VM and JIT are so small, Pawn is ideal inside games which need a simple and highly fast event ...e numbers. To declare a new integer variable, use the "new" operator like so:

...lay in sigscanning is where you will be taking the server module (.dll or .so file) from memory and scanning it in its machine-code form for those functi ...sigscan_dllfunc is a pointer of something that resides inside the gamedll so we can get

...copied. Compiler objects (described later on) are always cloned this way, so nested build scripts do not interfere with parent ones. ...e given named feature is available. This is not currently used, but exists so we can extend the API in a backwards-compatible way in the future.

...string. By convention, SourceMod uses the four set build number notation, so build 1.2.3.4 means: ...ourceMod logging. By convention, try to keep this under ten characters or so, and to make it all caps.

...s for many languages. Plugins are encouraged to provide translation files, so you might need to copy some files in here when installing a plugin. ...the smart developer gives you a zip with the correct folder layout anyway, so you just need to copy everything to the sourcemod folder.

...iteral strings and stringizing a parameter in macro substitution ''only'' (so possible breakage is very limited). : A platform-dependent value (windows, linux or mac)

...tionParser</tt>. Note that AMBuild can run on either Python 2 or Python 3, so it is best to use the subset which is common to both versions. ...is a string constructed out of the platform and architecture, such as "obj-linux-i386". This property can be set to change the default. It can be a string,

...ld a static library called <tt>egg.a</tt>, a shared library called <tt>egg.so</tt>, and an executable called <tt>egg</tt> all in the same folder, AMBuild * <tt>egg.so/egg.so</tt>

** Fixed binary logging building wrong on Linux. * Fixed armoury entity natives on Linux (thanks AndraX2000).

...ple, <tt>METAMOD_PLAPI_VERSION</tt> exists in Metamod:Source 1.6 or later, so it is used to decide between <tt>GetEngineFactory</tt> (1.6) or <tt>engineF ==Linux==

...e. AMBuild always computes minimal rebuilds accurately - any failure to do so is considered a bug. *'''Flexibility'''. Build scripts are written in Python, so they're very easy to write and provide full programmatic control.

...d all future contexts. Each context gets a clone of its parent's compiler, so it is safe to modify compilers in inner scripts. * <tt>"linux"</tt>

However, a lot of legacy AMX Mod (no X) code has been removed, so we no longer guarantee backward compatibility for AMX Mod plugins. AMX Mod X contains a host of new features for developers, so plugins and modules compiled against AMX Mod X 1.9 will not run on an earli

...de> is made, most compilers will optimize the virtual function lookup out, so that <code>CBot::TakeDamage</code> would then directly call <code>CBot::Kil ...d it will never change, so if you want to check it, there is no need to do so before every execute.

<tt>''W = Windows'' |</tt><tt> ''L = Linux''</tt> | m_rgbTimeBasedDamage is made with 8 BYTES, so it take the same place as 2 int (integer is 4 BYTES).

# On Linux, ## Grab <tt>metamod.so</tt> from [http://www.amxmodx.org/dl.php?filename=metamod-1.21-am.zip Metam

<tt>''W = Windows'' |</tt><tt> ''L = Linux''</tt> | EHANDLE takes place of 2 int, so nothing else here than previous data

...ide any function not explicitly marked as one of its callbacks. It can do so by using low-level hacks, or by embedding SourceHook, but this sets up a co ...unctionality provided by <tt>IServerPluginCallbacks</tt>, and this is done so in the [[Sample Plugins (Metamod:Source)|Sample Plugins]].

...s article briefly overviews the essentials of SVN, as well as using SVN on Linux and on Windows (through TortoiseSVN). =Linux/Command Line SVN=

* Do not enable sv_cheats, do not run any plugins that do so. == Linux General Hardening ==

*Upgrade all <tt>.so</tt>/<tt>.dll</tt> binaries in the following folders: ...es to see if there were any configuration files that got new features. If so, you should look and see if you want to tweak those new settings. You may

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...ies will not end in ".dll", they will usually end in "_i386.so" or "_amd64.so" for [[AMD64]] machines. |--modules - Where modules are stored (_amxx.dll or _amxx_i386.so etc)

==Linux== ...ild, Metamod, the Half-Life SDK, and optionally MySQL 5.5. If you're using Linux, OS X, or Windows with MozillaBuild, you download and run the following scr

#Figure out what operating system your server is: Windows, Linux, or Linux using AMD64 (64bit). ...o your OS. It will end in .dll for Windows, _i386.so for Linux, or _amd64.so for AMD64.

...may be created. If there is a passphrase set, then <tt>ssh-agent</tt> on Linux or <tt>Pageant</tt> on Windows can be used for logging in without needing t ...amed <tt>.ssh</tt>. If you do not have this directory, then create it like so:

The author of this article uses command line Mercurial (on both Linux and Windows). You can download both the command line tools at the [http:// On Linux, the main configuration file is <tt>~/.hgrc</tt>. On Windows 2003/XP and p

...peration system (Windows on a Windows server, Linux on a Linux server, and so on).

Okay, so you've read the [[Introduction to SourcePawn]] and [[Introduction to Source Linux: Depending on your Linux flavour you need to install the libc6 and libstdc++6 32bit libraries before

This is the list of offsets I've been using. These are the <b>Linux</b> offsets. <b>Windows offsets are 1 less.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types...or guess for the CSS spec

...list of offsets I've been using. These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types...or guess for the CSS spec

These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

These are the <b>Linux</b> offsets. <b>Windows offsets are ''usually'' 1 less.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

These are the <b>Linux</b> offsets. <b>Windows offsets are 1 smaller.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

...s a list of CBaseGrenade Offsets. These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types...or guess for the CSS spec

This is a list of CDEagle Offsets. These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types...or guess for the CSS spec

** Unknown as of this point. So far, only 255, 255, 255 works. * Linux Signature:

These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets for Obsidian Conflict 1.35. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

<tt>W = Windows |</tt><tt> L = Linux</tt> ...its pitch will rise from 'start pitch' to 'pitch' by this many increments. So, a setting of '3' means that the pitch of the ambient will rise from 'start

...various items. Its function was replaced by the individual item_ entities, so it's not normally used. <br /> <tt>''W = Windows'' |</tt><tt> ''L = Linux''</tt>

These are the '''Windows''' offsets. '''Linux offsets are 1 greater'''. This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

These are the <b>Windows</b> offsets. <b>Linux offsets are 1 greater.</b> This comes from the symbol tables, so you'll have to look in the SDK for return types.

When using a Linux server, you may see the following messages: ...version `GCC_7.0.0` not found (required by /some_system_path_to/libstdc++.so.6". This is because Valve ships their own copies of those libraries. As m