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(svn r1093) -Fix: Hopefully fixed windows revision issues once and for all. Removed globalness of _openttd_revision and put all such ifdefs into one place. If server has a revision only the same revisions can join; if the server has no revision everyone can join. I reckon this should be a server-side option to allow people to join or not to join.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 | #ifndef NETWORK_H
#define NETWORK_H
#include "network_core.h"
#ifdef ENABLE_NETWORK
// If this line is enable, every frame will have a sync test
// this is not needed in normal games. Normal is like 1 sync in 100
// frames. You can enable this if you have a lot of desyncs on a certain
// game.
// Remember: both client and server have to be compiled with this
// option enabled to make it to work. If one of the two has it disabled
// nothing will happen.
//#define ENABLE_NETWORK_SYNC_EVERY_FRAME
// In theory sending 1 of the 2 seeds is enough to check for desyncs
// so in theory, this next define can be left off.
//#define NETWORK_SEND_DOUBLE_SEED
// How many clients can we have? Like.. MAX_PLAYERS - 1 is the amount of
// players that can really play.. so.. a max of 4 spectators.. gives us..
// MAX_PLAYERS + 3
#define MAX_CLIENTS (MAX_PLAYERS + 3)
// Do not change this next line. It should _ALWAYS_ be MAX_CLIENTS + 1
#define MAX_CLIENT_INFO (MAX_CLIENTS + 1)
#define NETWORK_DISCOVER_PORT 3978
#define NETWORK_DEFAULT_PORT 3979
#define MAX_INTERFACES 9
// How many vehicle/station types we put over the network
#define NETWORK_VEHICLE_TYPES 5
#define NETWORK_STATION_TYPES 5
#define NETWORK_NAME_LENGTH 80
#define NETWORK_HOSTNAME_LENGTH 80
#define NETWORK_REVISION_LENGTH 10
#define NETWORK_PASSWORD_LENGTH 20
#define NETWORK_PLAYERS_LENGTH 200
// This is the struct used by both client and server
// some fields will be empty on the client (like game_password) by default
// and only filled with data a player enters.
typedef struct NetworkGameInfo {
char server_name[NETWORK_NAME_LENGTH]; // Server name
char hostname[NETWORK_HOSTNAME_LENGTH]; // Hostname of the server (if any)
char server_revision[NETWORK_REVISION_LENGTH]; // The SVN version number the server is using (e.g.: 'r304')
// It even shows a SVN version in release-version, so
// it is easy to compare if a server is of the correct version
byte server_lang; // Language of the server (we should make a nice table for this)
byte use_password; // Is set to != 0 if it uses a password
char server_password[NETWORK_PASSWORD_LENGTH]; // On the server: the game password, on the client: != "" if server has password
byte clients_max; // Max clients allowed on server
byte clients_on; // Current count of clients on server
byte spectators_on; // How many spectators do we have?
uint16 game_date; // Current date
uint16 start_date; // When the game started
char map_name[NETWORK_NAME_LENGTH]; // Map which is played ["random" for a randomized map]
uint16 map_width; // Map width
uint16 map_height; // Map height
byte map_set; // Graphical set
bool dedicated; // Is this a dedicated server?
} NetworkGameInfo;
typedef struct NetworkPlayerInfo {
char company_name[NETWORK_NAME_LENGTH]; // Company name
char password[NETWORK_PASSWORD_LENGTH]; // The password for the player
byte inaugurated_year; // What year the company started in
int64 company_value; // The company value
int64 money; // The amount of money the company has
int64 income; // How much did the company earned last year
uint16 performance; // What was his performance last month?
uint16 num_vehicle[NETWORK_VEHICLE_TYPES]; // How many vehicles are there of this type?
uint16 num_station[NETWORK_STATION_TYPES]; // How many stations are there of this type?
char players[NETWORK_PLAYERS_LENGTH]; // The players that control this company (Name1, name2, ..)
} NetworkPlayerInfo;
typedef struct NetworkClientInfo {
uint16 client_index; // Index of the client (same as ClientState->index)
char client_name[NETWORK_NAME_LENGTH]; // Name of the client
byte client_lang; // The language of the client
byte client_playas; // As which player is this client playing
uint32 client_ip; // IP-address of the client (so he can be banned)
uint16 join_date; // Gamedate the player has joined
char unique_id[NETWORK_NAME_LENGTH]; // Every play sends an unique id so we can indentify him
} NetworkClientInfo;
typedef struct NetworkGameList {
NetworkGameInfo info;
uint32 ip;
uint16 port;
bool online; // False if the server did not respond (default status)
struct NetworkGameList *next;
} NetworkGameList;
typedef enum {
NETWORK_JOIN_STATUS_CONNECTING,
NETWORK_JOIN_STATUS_AUTHORIZING,
NETWORK_JOIN_STATUS_WAITING,
NETWORK_JOIN_STATUS_DOWNLOADING,
NETWORK_JOIN_STATUS_PROCESSING,
NETWORK_JOIN_STATUS_GETTING_COMPANY_INFO,
} NetworkJoinStatus;
// language ids for server_lang and client_lang
typedef enum {
NETLANG_ANY = 0,
NETLANG_ENGLISH = 1,
NETLANG_GERMAN = 2,
NETLANG_FRENCH = 3,
} NetworkLanguage;
VARDEF NetworkGameList *_network_game_list;
VARDEF NetworkGameInfo _network_game_info;
VARDEF NetworkPlayerInfo _network_player_info[MAX_PLAYERS];
VARDEF NetworkClientInfo _network_client_info[MAX_CLIENT_INFO];
VARDEF char _network_player_name[NETWORK_NAME_LENGTH];
VARDEF char _network_default_ip[NETWORK_HOSTNAME_LENGTH];
VARDEF uint16 _network_own_client_index;
VARDEF char _network_unique_id[NETWORK_NAME_LENGTH]; // Our own unique ID
VARDEF uint32 _frame_counter_server; // The frame_counter of the server, if in network-mode
VARDEF uint32 _frame_counter_max; // To where we may go with our clients
// networking settings
VARDEF uint32 _network_ip_list[MAX_INTERFACES + 1]; // Network IPs
VARDEF uint16 _network_game_count;
VARDEF uint16 _network_lobby_company_count;
VARDEF uint _network_server_port;
/* We use bind_ip and bind_ip_host, where bind_ip_host is the readable form of
bind_ip_host, and bind_ip the numeric value, because we want a nice number
in the openttd.cfg, but we wants to use the uint32 internally.. */
VARDEF uint32 _network_server_bind_ip;
VARDEF char _network_server_bind_ip_host[NETWORK_HOSTNAME_LENGTH];
VARDEF bool _is_network_server; // Does this client wants to be a network-server?
VARDEF char _network_server_name[NETWORK_NAME_LENGTH];
VARDEF uint16 _network_sync_freq;
VARDEF uint8 _network_frame_freq;
VARDEF uint32 _sync_seed_1, _sync_seed_2;
VARDEF uint32 _sync_frame;
VARDEF bool _network_first_time;
// Vars needed for the join-GUI
VARDEF NetworkJoinStatus _network_join_status;
VARDEF uint8 _network_join_waiting;
VARDEF uint16 _network_join_kbytes;
VARDEF uint16 _network_join_kbytes_total;
VARDEF char _network_last_host[NETWORK_HOSTNAME_LENGTH];
VARDEF short _network_last_port;
VARDEF uint32 _network_last_host_ip;
VARDEF uint8 _network_reconnect;
VARDEF bool _network_udp_server;
VARDEF uint16 _network_udp_broadcast;
#endif /* ENABLE_NETWORK */
// Those variables must always be registered!
VARDEF bool _networking;
VARDEF bool _network_available; // is network mode available?
VARDEF bool _network_server; // network-server is active
VARDEF bool _network_dedicated; // are we a dedicated server?
VARDEF byte _network_playas; // an id to play as..
void ParseConnectionString(const byte **player, const byte **port, byte *connection_string);
void NetworkUpdateClientInfo(uint16 client_index);
#endif /* NETWORK_H */
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