From a bug report, the placement
of random doors by the code that loads special levels would attempt to
evaluate rn2(0) and either get a divide by zero crash (normal build) or an
impossible warning (DEBUG enabled when compiing rnd.c, done automatically
when BETA is defined). The problem was only noticable for random door in
a 1x1 room; none of our distributed levels specify such a thing so regular
users won't have encountered this bug. It's a one line fix.
Altar placement in temples also had a quirk of a similar nature. It
wouldn't trigger rn2(0) problems but would always place the altar to left
of mid-point in rooms with even width and above the center point in ones
with even height. Now the placement is randomized so that sometimes it'll
be to the right and/or below mid-point in such cases.
This also simplifies a couple other instances of similar expressions
that I spotted.
<Someone> wrote:
> "You kill the invisible storm giant. The boulder fills a pit."
> [...] why did I find the corpse *lying on* and not *buried in* the
> former pit?
Ensure that the corpse ends up buried in that case.
Added a random factor to arrow, dart and rock traps so they'll eventually
stop producing new objects. Also fixed a bug in mklev that set the trap
"once" flag even for traps where it wasn't currently appropriate.
