On Tue, 18 Feb 1997, melen wrote:
> if ((SECT(i->in_room) == SECT_UNDERWATER) && !can_underwater(i) && GET_LEVEL(i) < LVL_GOD && !IS_NPC(i)) {
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ *This is the line it crashes on!*
Try using gdb's 'print' command. It can do a world of good. Try
'print i->in_room'. If you get a 0x0, then you know you have a
player that is not in a room and should add a 'i->in_room &&'
before the SECT(i->in_room) check.
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Uhm, sorry about those last three, they just seemed very appropriate.
I'm sure others of you have experienced this phenomeneon? I've been
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other people's muds, I dunno why), and have been asked uncountable
times if I have a mud. :) As for the cancer one, it's a just in case
measure.
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