[debug] Server crashed while executing... [ float.inc ? ]
#1

Hello guys. Can somebody help me to handle this crash ?

pawn Code:
[21/11/2013 19:52:08] [debug] Server crashed while executing STUNT-EVOLUTION.amx
[21/11/2013 19:52:08] [debug] AMX backtrace:
[21/11/2013 19:52:08] [debug] #0 00000067 in Debug_Print0 () at D:\Pawno - Project\Pawno - V3 - Updated\include\float.inc:102
[21/11/2013 19:52:08] [debug] #1 00000067 in Debug_Print0 (... <3904 variable arguments>) at D:\Pawno - Project\Pawno - V3 - Updated\include\float.inc:102
[21/11/2013 19:52:08] [debug] #2 0000a040 in public OnPlayerCommandText (playerid=14, cmdtext[]=@0x0026e17c "") at D:\Pawno - Project\Pawno - V3 - Updated\include\zcmd.inc:108
[21/11/2013 19:52:08] [debug] System backtrace:
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#2

That problem about crashes from Debug_Print0 (from float.inc file - line 102) was reported in the past and nobody has got any solution for it. I remember Zeex's reply was to update to the latest version (which didn't fix the problem either), but I'll recommend it too.

Update crashedetect plugin to 4.12 and if the problem remains, Zeex may be the only one able to reply with a solution (if he has found any), otherwise.. try debugging the whole mode or re-write it again.
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#3

Thanks for the reply. I tried to update the crashdetect... but no result.
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#4

Can you show what the latest version of crashdetect (4.12) outputs? It can be downloaded here: https://github.com/Zeex/samp-plugin-...ases/tag/v4.12
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#5

I'll try to update it and share the result. I think i found the problem... i have some
pawn Code:
cmd_mskin( playerid, "" );
and the error:
pawn Code:
(playerid=14, cmdtext[]=@0x0026e17c "")
so this could be the problem i think so... i will try to use this instead:
pawn Code:
CallRemoteFunction( "OnPlayerCommandText", "is", playerid, "/mskin" );

Thanks Zeex for your repy and i really apreciate your work like zcmd.
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#6

Do you use YSI? I noticed that Debug_Print0 is defined in y_debug.
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