Output .dat file seems corrupted about auto-mods

[HSZemi]

There is a genieutils update required to work with dat files from the latest patch. I just pushed the necessary changes.
If you run git pull --recurse-submodules in your checkout, it should pull the change and update the genieutils submodule, and compilation and application should work again.

[BenjaminHau]

Thanks a lot!
I haven't managed to build yet. First I had to install liblz4 using sudo apt-get install liblz4-dev, but I still get the error:

auto-mods/genieutils/src/resource/SlpFile.cpp:91:22: error: ‘LZ4_decompress_safe’ was not declared in this scope
unpack_count = LZ4_decompress_safe(reinterpret_cast<const char *>(input.data()),

I double checked and my lz4 version (0.0~r131-2ubuntu3.1) seems to be the newest, so I don't understand this error. Does it build for you?

[HSZemi]

I just followed the instructions from the README in a new checkout and it built for me.
If you are reusing your old build folder, that one probably contains a configuration for which LZ4 has not been included when it was created, so the required headers cannot be found during build time.
This issue would be solved by deleting the build folder and executing the commands for compiling again from the start.

The liblz4-dev is indeed still missing from the build instructions, I will add it. Thanks!

[BenjaminHau]

I have finally managed to build and execute successfully!
I fixed the problem with the file at auto-mods/genieutils/src/resource/SlpFile.cpp:91 by adding the line #include "lz4.h" after #include "lz4hc.h".
LZ4_decompress_safe is declared in lz4.h, which is also included in lz4hc.h so I have no idea why I got that error, but I'd bet that the extern "C" has something to do with it.
I really don't understand why it worked for you but not for me also. Anyway, I'm on the right track now, thank you so much!