PRC Script Compiling

[wakkander]

So I have been trying to wrangle the PRC Pack into an existing PW, and have been having persistent issues with the compiling of scripts.

After initially being unable to compile I switched to the nwtoolset extended. This fixed things until I received this error:

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2/26/2017 9:53:37 PM: Error. 'afr_onenter' did not compile. prc_inc_castlvl.nss(228): Warning: Number of identifiers exceeds the standard compiler's maximum internal limit (16383); the standard compiler may not be able to compile the script.  Consider removing excess functions, global variables, constants, or structure types. prc_inc_shifting.nss(1563): Error: NSC1047: "const" qualifier not allowed on local variables (see declaration of "CHUNK_SIZE") Compilation aborted with errors.
Since I haven't changed any of the prc includes, and have just been merging the event scripts I presume this is a compiler issue and not one with the scripts. I am not sure what else I can try though. The PRC Script Compiler 2.0 simply crashes my pc on launch.

Anyone have and solutions or suggestions for alternatives?

[Shalvan]

Xwarren would know if he stumbled on that topic. Have you tried running the PRC script compiler in various compatibility modes, running as an admin and other standard stuff?

[wakkander]

I was able to get it 'running', but to little avail. It opens, then immediately closes.

[wakkander]

So I have managed to get to a point to where I can get the compiler to function, but I am still getting the error:

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Error: NSC1047: "const" qualifier not allowed on local variables (see declaration of "CHUNK_SIZE") Compilation aborted with errors.
it seems to be with the includes primarily. is there an extension or fileset I should have installed for the prc scripts to compile?

[xwarren]

I have searched for 'CHUNK_SIZE' in PRC source code - only found two occurrences and none of them had 'const' qualifier. Which PRC version are you using?

To compile our scripts it is recommended to use nwnnsscomp.exe. It is a command line tool so if you double click on the exe it will do nothing - you need to pass parameters in command line for it to work. Hope this helps