runtime pawn bug - Printable Version

runtime pawn bug - Printable Version

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runtime pawn bug - dudaefj - 15.11.2013

I don't really know if it's an unknow bug, but I just found it so I wanna share and get your opinion guys

PHP код:



#include        <a_samp>


new TesteVar[5][3];


public OnGameModeInit()

{

    for(new i = 0; i < 100; i++)

        printf("TesteVar[%d][0] = %d", i, TesteVar[i][0]);

}

if you compile that on -d 0, it won't break by runtime error on right place
that was my console output:

Quote:

[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[0][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[1][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[2][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[3][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[4][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[5][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[6][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[7][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[8][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[9][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[10][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[11][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[12][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[13][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[14][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[15][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[16][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[17][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[18][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[19][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[20][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[21][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[22][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[23][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[24][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[25][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[26][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[27][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[28][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[29][0] = 1677721600
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[30][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[31][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[32][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[33][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[34][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[35][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[36][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[37][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[38][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[39][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:11:25] TesteVar[40][0] = 0

and if you compile that with -d 2, it breaks by runtime error on right place:

Quote:

[15/11/13 13:14:13] TesteVar[0][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:14:13] TesteVar[1][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:14:13] TesteVar[2][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:14:13] TesteVar[3][0] = 0
[15/11/13 13:14:13] TesteVar[4][0] = 0

Re: runtime pawn bug - Memoryz - 16.11.2013

The array you create is only 5 elements large in the first-dimension, yet you try to access values larger than the size. I don't know what you were expecting but you can't access array values that do not exist in an array.

Re: runtime pawn bug - Konstantinos - 16.11.2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Memoryz

The array you create is only 5 elements large in the first-dimension, yet you try to access values larger than the size. I don't know what you were expecting but you can't access array values that do not exist in an array.

He knows that, what he tried to say is that compiling with -d2 breaks (stops) the code (in this case the loop) from continuing accessing the element at an invalid index while compiling with -d0 doesn't stop the code and it keeps looping with all the invalid indexes.

Re: runtime pawn bug - dudaefj - 21.11.2013

Quote:

Originally Posted by Memoryz

wtf !?
which one?
1) my english is so bad?
2) can't you read?
3) are you re**** ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Konstantinos

yeah...
the worst part is if you change values on loop to index > 5, it will change some "random" (I know it's not really random) value on memory, of any other var on the gamemode!