Case closed! Yay for GDB!

[Jeremy Hill]

Hello fellow Rom enthusiasts,

Messed up on 'word' a bit.  Modified that and ran it, but now I got seg fault 
crashes on this
line:
        sprintf(buf, "Name: %s  Address of function: %p  ",
            ch->pcdata->menu->name, ch->pcdata->menu->do_fun);

I decided to load up GDB and poke around:

Program received signal SIGINT, Interrupt.
0x400f78b2 in select () from /lib/libc.so.6
(gdb) print menu_list
$1 = (MENU_DATA *) 0x402d61c0
(gdb) print menu_list->do_fun
$2 = (DO_FUN *) 0x8060763 <do_buy>
(gdb) print char_list->pcdata->menu->do_fun
$6 = (DO_FUN *) 0x8060763 <do_buy>
(gdb)

(gdb) print cmd_table[9].do_fun
$11 = (DO_FUN *) 0x8060763 <do_buy>

(gdb) print &do_buy
$13 = (void (*)(CHAR_DATA *, char *)) 0x8060763 <do_buy>
===
Myself at this point: *boggle*

This made me start thinking, and I realized I was an idiot upon analyzing the 
debugging code
that followed the above (ha, debugging code that crashes):

        for (cmd = 0; cmd_table[cmd].name[0] != '\0'; cmd++)
        {
         sprintf(dbg, "Address of cmd #%d: %p\n\r", cmd, 
&cmd_table[cmd].do_fun);
         send_to_char(dbg, ch);
        }

Problem: &cmd_table[cmd].do_fun.
Fix: cmd_table[cmd].do_fun.  Duh :)

I am dumb, consider this case closed. :)

-- Jeremy