I'm running into some errors when I compile on an Amazon EC2 instance. Any ideas?

make -s swr
  Compiling o/imc.o....
  Compiling o/11.o....
  Compiling o/act_comm.o....
  Compiling o/act_info.o....
  Compiling o/act_move.o....
cc1plus: warnings being treated as errors
act_move.c: In function ‘short int encumbrance(CHAR_DATA*, short int)’:
act_move.c:449: warning: converting to ‘short int’ from ‘double’
act_move.c:453: warning: converting to ‘short int’ from ‘double’
act_move.c:457: warning: converting to ‘short int’ from ‘double’
make[1]: *** [o/act_move.o] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 2
[ec2-user@ip-10-196-55-97 src]$ 

Thanks in advance.

Don't know if this is right or not, but simply change the short int's to double?

Or, if there's a -WConversion flag in the C_FLAGS, remove it.

I feel kinda ridiculous but after looking at the comment in the downloads I took the -Werror flag out of the makefile and that resolved it. Thanks for you replies!

Daiimus said:

I feel kinda ridiculous but after looking at the comment in the downloads I took the -Werror flag out of the makefile and that resolved it. Thanks for you replies!

The -Werror flag causes the compiler to treat warnings as errors. Removing it hid the problem, not fixed it.

Well it didn't even hide it, just allowed the spam to pollute the screen. Dropping the -WConversion flag would have removed the spam. Most of the warnings it's trying to give aren't critical to fix.

Samson said:

Well it didn't even hide it, just allowed the spam to pollute the screen. Dropping the -WConversion flag would have removed the spam. Most of the warnings it's trying to give aren't critical to fix.

After Kayle showed me those flags, I cleaned up my code so it'd compile with it on, so I'm a bit anal about keeping them on and clean. I figure it's crying about something so I may as well fix it.

I don't use -WConversion. >.>

I don't use it either. Sometimes I disable features in a function and then I get those unused/uninitialized warnings for variables that were used in that section.

I know what the warnings mean, rather not have them stop me from compiling.