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Instrument components are "TOOL"s. I need to check some flag, I am guessing INCOMPLETE_ITEM. In addition to instrument components, that would also exclude:
scroll rollers
book binding
quire
helve

Try setting the cap_sys_ptrace capability on the DT executable.

Thanks, feelotraveller

1) That's because I don't know the maximum number of matched preferences. Thus the rating is either 0% (no preference) or 100% (any number of preference matched). Only the text mode displays the raw value.
2) Every cell type is drawn with the same method: values below the median are red. There is also an ignored range where the value is not displayed. Zeros could be red or black or invisible. But positive values should be black. Bold can be removed (it is there because I copied the kill column, but I did not really think about it).
3) Possible but maybe not easy, I'll think about it. "Trade Goods" already exists in "General Items".
4) A column header that I need to either hide or name. It was hidden in the previous widget, but showing it allows to change the sort order.

@PlumpHelmetMan, You mean displaying "memories"? It make take some time to figure the structures. The rest looks mostly like rebalancing, I don't think it will require changes in DT. We'll see when it is released.

I need to fix this code. Hello71 removed it when porting to 64 bits. I am not sure what is wrong with it. If I understand it correctly, it is supposed to enable extra features when the player race has more than 2 (common?) castes. No one complained about them missing, but it is generating an error because of some other change.

I am usually playing vanilla DF and I don't know mods very well. Any mod recommendation for having 3 or more castes for the player race?

XP was expected, but I did not realize MSVC2015 was incompatible with Vista (regarding system calls Vista and 7 are usually very close). 39.1.0 was built with GCC like 39.0.0, does it work for you?

New version released: 39.3.1

A small release including the new memory layouts.

Changelog:

• added memory layouts for DF 0.44.08 and 0.44.09

Windows builds are also available on DFFD (win32, win64).

Make sure you have the 64 bits version installed too. This error happens when an 64 bits application tries to open a 32 bits dll. In Dependency Walker, look for 32 bits dlls:

It's quite likely that you will see some warnings about some missing DLLs.  Some of these can be ignored, and the FAQ for Dependency Walker will discuss some of these.  In the top left, there will be a tree view with the dependency hierarchy. In the middle section below that, there will be a list of the dependency modules identified.  Right click on one of the file names in that list, and ensure that "Full Paths" is selected.  In one of the columns to the right, labeled "CPU", you should see the architecture that matches your main executable.  In my customer's case, we saw "x64" for almost all of the modules, but "x86" in red on the row for the mfc140ud.dll that was wrong.

Speaking of elevated privileges, is there any way to make it more fine grained? Something like linux's setcap? This root access to the filesystem is causing issues with the settings file.