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From: varneyml@clutx.clarkson.edu (Mike Varney,303 Wilson,5183551510,3152682130)
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Subject: Re: RE: Galactic Bloodshed problems
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Date: 15 Aug 90 20:52:44 GMT
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From article <32547@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU>, by v056ped5@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu (Brian M McNamara):
> Try downloading the server file again. It was reposted on August 8th,
> and the new version is supposed to have all the log1p problems fixed.
> 
> Brian

This wasn't changed in the latest posting.  There are 2 ways to take care of
this problem.

"log1p(x)" is equal to "log(1+x)".  You can just go through all the servers
that have that function in it ("grep log1p *.c") and change them all,
or you can add this function to "vars.h":


---------------------->8-->8---*Snip* *Snip*---8<--8<----------------------

double log1p(x)
double x;
{
	return(log(1+x));
}


---------------------->8-->8---*Snip* *Snip*---8<--8<----------------------

As "vars.h" is #included in most (I believe ALL) the files, log1p will get
defined throughout the programs.


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