ZDoom

Can you confirm that it compiles and runs now?

Classic Compilers... printing the error 400 lines earlier.
Well. Good you found it.

Any change we can make a new release of this soon?

Nevermind, full log contains the error message. It should be fixed with [url=https://github.com/coelckers/gzdoom/commit/4c3c32dca6c1009c050476fa72fd441058a0bc64]4c3c32d[/url].

More importantly, typical GCC bullshit forcing to make perfectly good code harder to read to silence them. :(

I don’t see any errors in output you posted, just two warnings.

src/playsim/p_acs.cpp: In member function ‘int DLevelScript::CallFunction(int, int, int32_t*)’:
src/playsim/p_acs.cpp:6302:18: warning: this statement may fall through [-Wimplicit-fallthrough=]
 6302 |     case 4: tid2 = args[3];
      |             ~~~~~^~~~~~~~~
src/playsim/p_acs.cpp:6303:5: note: here
 6303 |     case 3: tid1 = args[2];
      |     ^~~~
src/playsim/p_acs.cpp: In member function ‘int DLevelScript::RunScript()’:
src/playsim/p_acs.cpp:8111:16: warning: this statement may fall through [-Wimplicit-fallthrough=]
 8111 |    resultValue = STACK(1);
src/playsim/p_acs.cpp:8112:3: note: here
 8112 |   case PCD_DROP: //fall through.
      |   ^~~~
ninja: build stopped: subcommand failed.

When trying to build for ARM, I get errors:

[code]src/playsim/p_acs.cpp: In member function ‘int DLevelScript::CallFunction(int, int, int32_t*)’:
src/playsim/p_acs.cpp:6302:18: warning: this statement may fall through [-Wimplicit-fallthrough=]
6302 | case 4: tid2 = args[3];
| ~~~~~^~~~~~~~~
src/playsim/p_acs.cpp:6303:5: note: here
6303 | case 3: tid1 = args[2];
| ^~~~
src/playsim/p_acs.cpp: In member function ‘int DLevelScript::RunScript()’:
src/playsim/p_acs.cpp:8111:16: warning: this statement may fall through [-Wimplicit-fallthrough=]
8111 | resultValue = STACK(1);
src/playsim/p_acs.cpp:8112:3: note: here
8112 | case PCD_DROP: //fall through.
| ^~~~
ninja: build stopped: subcommand failed.[/code]

Full stacktrace here:
https://flathub.org/builds/#/builders/20/builds/1515/steps/6/logs/stdio

The build for x64 goes fine though.