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Not really sure what's going on in there, but I got this error while compiling in Linux.

 

make[1]: Leaving directory `/root/Desktop/Hercules/src/char'make[1]: Entering directory `/root/Desktop/Hercules/src/map'	    MKDIR   obj_sql	    CC	  map.c	    CC	  chrif.c	    CC	  clif.c	    CC	  pc.c	    CC	  status.c	    CC	  npc.c	    CC	  npc_chat.c	    CC	  chat.c	    CC	  path.c	    CC	  itemdb.c	    CC	  mob.c	    CC	  script.c	    CC	  storage.c	    CC	  skill.cskill.c:1: error: stray â357â in programskill.c:1: error: stray â273â in programskill.c:1: error: stray â277â in programmake[1]: *** [obj_sql/skill.o] Error 1make[1]: Leaving directory `/root/Desktop/Hercules/src/map'make: *** [map_sql] Error 2

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I'm not too sure how to do it on linux, but I would transfer the skill.c file to my windows through winscp. And then open with notepad++. 

 

Then encoding>>encode in ANSI

 

then save the file, and transfer back.

 

until then probably wait until the devs fix the problem

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wooo a char encoding issue due to no reason i'm aware of, i'll ask our staff whos experienced at this kind of issue to take a look

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usually thats' do to the encoding of the file. I believe it has to be ANSI

 

How would I go about fixing it? .-.

If it's useful information to anyone, I'm running CentOS5 lol.

 

Edit: Also, this is basically whatever I cloned from Github.

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I'm not too sure how to do it on linux, but I would transfer the skill.c file to my windows through winscp. And then open with notepad++. 

 

Then encoding>>encode in ANSI

 

then save the file, and transfer back.

 

until then probably wait until the devs fix the problem

 

Thanks Judas; I was able to compile successfully after doing that.

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