[Plugin] - Fail to load

Yoh Asakura

Yoh Asakura

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I tried to add the "@afk" plugin...I use linux system, so I just put the afk.c at src/plugins and recompile...

But when I turn on the emulator I get the warning "HPM: fail to load plugin, skipping..."

 
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Yoh Asakura said:
I tried to add the "@afk" plugin...I use linux system, so I just put the afk.c at src/plugins and recompile...

But when I turn on the emulator I get the warning "HPM: fail to load plugin, skipping..."
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When you recompile the plugins did you receive any error?

Did you follow the guide on loading the Plugins? Read it in [WIKI]Building HPM Plugin for gcc.

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When I used the command "make plugins" I got some erros...

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Recompile only the plugins or the emulator? If only recompile the plugins, how to do it?

If you mean when I recompile the emulator I don't get any error.

 
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Ohh, i forgot that you are using linux... pleas disregard my question above.. anyways can you share your @afk ? put it in code box.. I want to check
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It should work.. Did you manage to check your RAM like what Dastgir mentioned?

 
Yoh Asakura said:
I have 1GB of RAM...

It's just a VPS server for testing...Soon I will get a better one.
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shutdown every service you have and use every ram for compiling in the old day i have face it, and rebooting the vps do me the favor befor compiling try it in that time i have 512 Ram for my vps

 
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Litro said:
Yoh Asakura said:
I have 1GB of RAM...

It's just a VPS server for testing...Soon I will get a better one.
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shutdown every service you have and use every ram for compiling in the old day i have face it, and rebooting the vps do me the favor befor compiling try it in that time i have 512 Ram for my vps
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How to do that?
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To reboot your VPS just type "sudo reboot"

You can use htoputility to check which process is using RAM in Linux.

 
Dastgir is helping me also....But now I got this error

http://postimg.org/image/9zadum8nb/

@Solved - Dastgir Help

Inset this line at the top of autoattack.c

#include "../common/timer.h"

And when we try to compile, first type this on SSH:

scl enable devtoolset-2 bash

Then "make plugins"
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