[Include] TDW RScan - Simple scanner

[Include] TDW RScan - Simple scanner - Printable Version

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TDW RScan - Simple scanner - VVWVV - 13.06.2017

TDW RScan

Description

This is a simple recursive scanner to detect recursive functions in scripts.

Functions

RScan_Run(address = 0)
addressofex()

Dependencies

amx_assembly

Example

PHP Code:



forward public func1();

forward public func2();


main() {

    RScan_Run();


    goto ___avoid_recursion;

    func1();

___avoid_recursion:


}


func1() {

    func2();

}


func2() {

    func1();

}

Output:

Download

github

Re: TDW RScan - Simple scanner - Eoussama - 13.06.2017

This actually is useful, ty

Re: TDW RScan - Simple scanner - SimonItaly - 13.06.2017

I've been looking for something like that for ages. Literally.
I'll give it a try, thank you.

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Edit after some messing with this:

First of all, when I tried compiling I got these warnings

Apparently my compiler doesn't like your indentation, so I changed lines 150-153 with the following:

Then I've tried to run it, but I got this runtime error:

So I changed this costant to '40':

Anyway, I didn't thought running this script on a 198'124 lines modular gamemode would have been a resource killer:

So I've stopped waiting after 10 minutes because my i7-4600U laptop was frying

I don't know if it's feasible to run the scanner on very large script like this, but I'll give it a try on my desktop sometime soon.
Anyway I've tested with some minor scripts and it works, even if it shows function names only for 'public' functions.

Re: TDW RScan - Simple scanner - Freedom. - 19.07.2017

Perfect I was looking for. It wrote something like that.

recursion detected: function 18720 indirectly calls itself