On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, Dan Argent wrote:
>(gdb) print *d
>Cannot access memory at address 0x0.
>
>What were the addresses of those patches again (grovel).
That's not your problem. The problem is that your 'd' is NULL and trying
to dereference it for 'd->olc' causes a crash.
You'll have to examine why 'd' is NULL at the point it is used.
(Remember that the xxx_save_to_disk routines take an integer now, not a
struct descriptor_data *, which might be your cause if it's not in do_olc.)
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