What does this mean? And how do I find my problem? - Printable Version
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What does this mean? And how do I find my problem? - TheCoopster - 05.08.2014
I just need to know what this means and how I can find out where I made the problem...
Re: What does this mean? And how do I find my problem? - DoflamingoValentin - 05.08.2014
For example:
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Re: What does this mean? And how do I find my problem? - Mauzen - 06.08.2014
The best way to find the problem is compiling the gamemode with debug symbols. The crash trace will then show you the exact line where it came from.
Depends on the editor you use how to do that, basically you need to add the parameter -d2 to the pawncc, search here to find out how to do that for your editor if you dont know.