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Eressea is an automated play-by-mail strategy game server.

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Moin Enno! I'd rather send you an mail than open an issue, but i can't figure out your mailadress. The command './eressea -t 1 run-turn.lua' (after a smooth setup) generates...

There's a good chance that I've done this wrong in one or more places: https://faq.cprogramming.com/cgi-bin/smartfaq.cgi?id=1043284351&answer=1046476070

Running my own game and adding new factions, I get "wrong password" message for the second report of the new faction, even though the pw is correct and the orders...

bug

I have just created a test by accident that dies with an endless stack of just this: test_eressea.exe!largestbuilding(const region * r, int(*)(const building *, const building *) cmp_gt, bool imaginary)...

bug

The console should have readline support, but it has never worked as far as I can remember. There is a LUA_USE_READLINE define in the code, but nothing seems to set...

question

The following test causes a segfault (don't know why) function test_pirate() local r1 = region.create(0, 0, "ocean") local r2 = region.create(1, 0, "ocean") local f1 = faction.create("[email protected]", "human", "de") local...

bug

I have -pg enabled in my gcc options, and get warnings like these. I suspect gprof instrumentation is to be blamed, not our code. When running s/travis-build locally: ==19259== Use...

valgrind now reports only 4 memory leaks in test_eressea. That's pretty great, but they are all pointing to one function: cb_insert. I guess it's a bug in the critbit submodule,...

bug

enter_ship has a nice logic, which even comes with test coverage: You can enter a ship if your race has either of the RCF_CANSAIL, RCF_WALK, RCF_FLY flags set. But this...

CuTest.c has a memory leak. In version 1.5, line 156, the test case message is assigned from a string buffer which is never free'd. The CuString is on the stack...