Well, without your group_lookup function, I can't say for any certainty, but I am willing to bet that you forgot the hook to load your group table information, or at least, the MAX_GROUP isn't being initialized properly... Since it is a global it /should/ default to 0. The gn isn't even a number I could say 'it is just rolling over' since it isn't MAX_INT or such.
Why don't you give us a complete rundown? print things such as MAX_GROUP, ch->pcdata->group_known, group_table, race_table, and a thorough walkthrough? Ammaross Danan > > It looks like group_lookup() is returning a bad gn. > > Breakpoint 1, gn_add (ch=0x404065ec, gn=0) at skills.c:968 > 968 ch->pcdata->group_known[gn] = TRUE; > (gdb) c > Continuing. > > Breakpoint 1, gn_add (ch=0x404065ec, gn=135421864) at skills.c:968 968 > ch->pcdata->group_known[gn] = TRUE; > (gdb) > > Any ideas why this might be happening? > > Ryan > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > HELO... my name is root... you have SIGKILLed my father... prepare to > vi! > > Hi! Can you to speak to me the learn for to speak the Unix? > > On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> >> > #1 0x080be696 in gn_add (ch=0x4040647c, gn=135448576) at >> > skills.c:970 #2 0x080be813 in group_add (ch=0x4040647c, >> > name=0x21 <Address 0x21 out of bounds>, deduct=0 '\0') at >> > skills.c:1024 >> >> It would help if you actually passed good information to group_add(). >> Use GDB for more than a backtrace and see if your race_table actually >> has something in it. Particularly race_table[ch->race].skills[] >> >> Ammaross Danan >> >> >> >> > > > -- > ROM mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.rom.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rom
