[Freeciv-Dev] Fwd: civscore.log 2

[mathieu <yeupou@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

« FromReinier Post  Date31/07/2001 11:26   Sujet[Freeciv-Dev] Re:
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On Mon, Jul 30, 2001 at 03:18:10PM -0400, Justin Moore wrote:
>
> > > And what about the times where you want to transfer the
> > > savegame file around?
> >
> > Is it really that difficult to transfer *two* files?
>
> It's not that difficult, but it's just irritating. For programmers or
> hackers or CS people in general, it's not that big a deal. But for Joe
> User at home trying to run FreeCiv,

... who has no use for civscore.log anyway!

I knew of two tools that use civscore.log: Trent's "civscore", which is
an XForms application, and the scripts at civserver.freeciv.org, which
I try to hide from the public eye.

> I hacked together a script using perl, gnuplot, and convert to make
> some neat graphs comparing performance along the way. You can even give
> it a "smoothing factor" to gauge overall trends, what with the AI moving
> tax/lux/sci rates around a lot. I know at least nine people at my
> workplace that think this decomposition is a pretty cool thing, and
having
> the stats there is just kind of neat. Checking out these graphs is one of
> the first things we do at the end of a game.
>
> You can browse some sample graphs at
> http://137.54.4.64/~justin/public/CIV/

Our code seems very similar, see

http://civserver.freeciv.org/viewgame.phtml?game=17196

Can we merge our scripts?

> I guess my point is that the patch is available, you have users that
> think it's a cool thing, I don't mind maintaining or improving on my
code,
> and performance-wise it's not a noteable hit (except that loading a game
> takes a little longer). The work has been done for you. Why *not*
> include it?

I'm all for it. It complicates the code a little,
but it seems useful enough. »

Why  « do you try to hide to public eyes » this scripts ???? Because it
means accès to civscore.log ? Does this means that every-one got access to
civscore.log (instead of only a user on the root machine) ?



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Le jeu 13 sep 2001 à 15h26, mathieu a écrit :
« Where's the code ?     The code to run the civservers and generate the
reports was written mostly in Bourne shell, Perl, PHP, and C, by Reinier
Post and Paul Zastoupil. The source is in CVS, but not yet open to the
public.

The Civ I-style animated map was introduced by Jake Kesinger, although it
no longer uses his code. The graphs are created by gnuplot from the
civscore.log file introduced by Trent Piepho.

If you have any questions feel free to email Paul Zastoupil. »

Since Paul Zastoupil is not, a this time, much in freeciv dev , can I ask
you directly where should I try to get the way to parse the civscore.log
with gnuplot ?

I've already tried civpow.pl and I would have score log similar to the ones
on civserver on my own machine (on which I play with my brother sometimes
on private games)

Can you give me informations (oups, I forgot ESR advice - i.e. article on
freshmeat :))) about that.

(I've already look at FAQ, Manual..)


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