[qmnty]

I need help for my warning...

What is this mean?

pawn Код:

Pawn compiler 3.2.3664          Copyright (c) 1997-2006, ITB CompuPhase

Header size:          13036 bytes
Code size:           896584 bytes
Data size:         11886176 bytes
Stack/heap size:      40000 bytes; estimated max. usage=10829 cells (43316 bytes)
Total requirements:12835796 bytes

Anyone can help?

[Flake.]

Means you've exceed the recommended amount of memory use, your script will still work.

Someones been

pawn Код:

new string[256]

making a lot of unneeded cells.

[iBanner]

Quote:

Originally Posted by (*|Flake|*) Means you've exceed the recommended amount of memory use, your script will still work. Someones been pawn Код: new string[256] making a lot of unneeded cells.

Hi. How about if the text is more than 256? should I move to 512?

And how does it affect the server?

[iZN]

This isn't a warning. It arises when you've compiled with -d2 or -d3 flag (debugging flags). Open up \pawno\pawn.cfg and remove any -d2 or -d3.

@Above iBanner: https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=55261

[qmnty]

Hmm...

Thanks for the help guys..

But..
Is it will affect to my server when i was turn it On?

[iBanner]

Maybe I got blind or what. But I couldn't find a sample if a text/string is more than 256? What operation should I use? Like strcat or strtok?

[Flake.]

Quote:

Originally Posted by iBanner Maybe I got blind or what. But I couldn't find a sample if a text/string is more than 256? What operation should I use? Like strcat or strtok?

What? 256 isn't the problem here the problem is unused cells, I just used 256 as an example.
When defining a string for example try to only make as many cells as you need

pawn Код:

New Example_Str[5]
Example_Str = Hello;

That obviously wouldn't work it's just an example, only make cells for what you need.

[Vince]

Quote:

Originally Posted by qmnty But.. Is it will affect to my server when i was turn it On?

It might eventually become unstable and crash because variables are being overwritten with arbitrary data.