This is more related to the airmail snippet than the stackdump topic. Just for the record this snippet messes up the directions with, e.g., the msg "With a mighty heave you throw HER up" when it's HIM and the direction is another one, I think. I had to fix it everywhere in the snippet...
Kinda off-topic but only wanted to mention that :P If you're getting those problems you need to change these $T values (refer to act() to see the right ones), because it's getting the door number instead of ch->sex. Just adjust the order of the parameters and change some of the $'s. ----- Original Message ----- From: Stainless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Jamie Harrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 6:26 PM Subject: Re: Interpretting a Stackdump? > Okay here is the code I'm working with: > > /* > *Airmail code by Trithemius - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > */ > > #if defined(macintosh) > #include <types.h> > #include <time.h> > #else > #include <sys/types.h> > #include <sys/time.h> > #endif > #include <stdio.h> > #include <string.h> > #include <stdlib.h> > #include <time.h> > #include "merc.h" > #include "interp.h" > > DECLARE_DO_FUN(do_look); > > static char * const dir_name [] = > { > "north", "east", "south", "west", "up", "down", "ne", "nw", "se", "sw" > }; > > #define MAX_SPECTATORS 100 > > bool check_punt_dir(CHAR_DATA* ch, ROOM_INDEX_DATA* to_room, EXIT_DATA* > pexit) > { > /* impassable door*/ > return !(IS_SET(pexit->exit_info, EX_CLOSED) && > (!IS_AFFECTED(ch, AFF_PASS_DOOR) || IS_SET(pexit->exit_info,EX_NOPASS))) > || > /* unenterable room */ > (!is_room_owner(ch,to_room) && room_is_private(to_room)) || > /* elemental difficulties.. */ > ((to_room->sector_type == SECT_AIR || > to_room->sector_type == SECT_WATER_NOSWIM) > && !IS_AFFECTED(ch,AFF_FLYING)); > } > > void punt_damage(CHAR_DATA* ch, CHAR_DATA* victim, int num) > { > /* Make the damage depend on the force of the throw and how far flown */ > int amount = number_range(5 * victim->size, 5 * victim->size * (num + 1)); > > WAIT_STATE(ch, PULSE_VIOLENCE); > damage(ch,victim, amount, TYPE_UNDEFINED, DAM_BASH, FALSE); > check_killer(ch, victim); > } > > void punt_char(CHAR_DATA *ch, CHAR_DATA *victim, int door, CHAR_DATA* lst[], > int* spectator_count, int num) > { > ROOM_INDEX_DATA *in_room; > ROOM_INDEX_DATA *to_room; > EXIT_DATA *pexit; > CHAR_DATA* target; > int s; > > /* > in_room = ch->in_room; > */ > in_room = victim->in_room; > pexit = in_room->exit[door]; > > if(pexit) > { > to_room = pexit->u1.to_room; > } > > /* End of the line */ > if(num <= 0) > { > /* It didn't go far.. */ > if(in_room == ch->in_room) > { > act("{CWith a mighty heave you throw {Y$M {C$T.{x", ch, victim, > dir_name[door], TO_CHAR); > act("{CWith a mighty heave {B$n throws {M$N {Cinto the air!{x", ch, > NULL, victim, TO_ROOM); > } > > act("{R$n {Clands in an unceremonious heap.{x", > victim, NULL, NULL, TO_ROOM); > act("{CYou hear a confused racket as {R$N {Ccompletes $S erstwhile > journey.", > ch, NULL, victim, TO_CHAR); > send_to_char("{RYour journey is suddenly arrested by the > floor.{x\n\r", victim); > > /* Keep the spectators informed.. */ > for(s = 0; s < *spectator_count; s++) > { > act("{CYou hear a confused racket as {R$N {Ccompletes $S erstwhile > journey.{x", > lst[s], NULL, victim, TO_CHAR); > } > > punt_damage(ch, victim, num); > } > else if(pexit == NULL || to_room == NULL) > { > /* It didn't go far.. */ > if(in_room == ch->in_room) > { > act("{CWith a mighty heave you throw {R$M {C$T.{x", ch, victim, > dir_name[door], TO_CHAR); > act("With a mighty heave $n throws $N into the air!", ch, NULL, victim, > TO_ROOM); > } > > act("{R$n {Ccrashes into the wall and lands in a disgruntled heap.{x", > victim, NULL, NULL, TO_ROOM); > send_to_char("{W*{RCRUNCH{W* {Cis the sound of you bouncing.{x\n\r", > victim); > > if(in_room == ch->in_room) > { > act("{W*{RCRUNCH{W* {Cis the sound of {Y$N {Cbouncing.{x", ch, NULL, > victim, TO_CHAR); > } > else > { > act("{CYou hear a confused racket as {Y$N {Ccompletes $S erstwhile > journey.{x", > ch, NULL, victim, TO_CHAR); > > /* Keep the spectators informed.. */ > for(s = 0; s < *spectator_count; s++) > { > act("{CYou hear a confused racket as {Y$N {Ccompletes $S erstwhile > journey.{x", > lst[s], NULL, victim, TO_CHAR); > } > } > > punt_damage(ch, victim, num); > } > else if(!check_punt_dir(ch, to_room, pexit)) > { > act("{R$n {Cgets a physics lesson from the $d and lands in a disgruntled > heap.{x", victim, NULL, pexit->keyword, TO_ROOM); > act("{ROWCH{W! {Cis the sound of you missing the $d.{x", victim, NULL, > pexit->keyword, TO_CHAR); > > if(in_room == ch->in_room) > { > act("{WOoooh{R! {CWith a neato crunch {R$N {Cbounced!{x", ch, NULL, > victim, TO_CHAR); > } > else > { > act("{CYou hear a confused racket as {Y$N {Ccompletes $S erstwhile > journey.{x", > ch, NULL, victim, TO_CHAR); > > /* Keep the spectators informed.. */ > for(s = 0; s < *spectator_count; s++) > { > act("{CYou hear a confused racket as {Y$N {Ccompletes $S erstwhile > journey.{x", > lst[s], NULL, victim, TO_CHAR); > } > } > > punt_damage(ch, victim, num); > } > else > { > if(ch->fighting != NULL) > { > stop_fighting(ch, TRUE); > if(ch->position == POS_FIGHTING) > { > ch->position = POS_STANDING; > } > } > > /* only way to tell if this is the initial throw or not */ > if(in_room == ch->in_room) > { > act("{CWith a mighty heave you throw {R$M {C$T.{x", ch, victim, > dir_name[door], TO_CHAR); > act("{CWith a mighty heave {Y$n {Cthrows {R$N {Cinto the air!{x", ch, > NULL, victim, TO_ROOM); > > /* First time through? Add spectators in this room */ > target = in_room->people; > while(target && *spectator_count < MAX_SPECTATORS) > { > if(target != ch && target != victim) > { > lst[(*spectator_count)++] = target; > } > > target = target->next_in_room; > } > } > else > { > /* This one to the player only, to cut down on spam */ > act("{CYou hear swooshing noises to the {B$T{C.{x", ch, victim, > dir_name[door], TO_CHAR); > } > > > act("{Y$n {Ccuts a perfect arc as $E sails $T.{x", victim, NULL, > dir_name[door], TO_ROOM); > char_from_room(victim); > char_to_room(victim, to_room); > > act("{CIn a swoosh of air {R$n {Csails in looking quite confused.{x", > victim, NULL, NULL, TO_ROOM); > do_look(victim, "auto"); > > /* Figure collisions */ > target = to_room->people; > while(target) > { > /* Hm. */ > if(target == victim) > { > target = target->next_in_room; > continue; > } > > if((target->size + victim->size) * 10 > number_range(0, 200)) > { > /* They collide, and a fight ensues */ > act("{R$n {Csmashes headlong into {Y$N{C!{x", victim, NULL, target, > TO_ROOM); > act("{CYou smash into {R$N{C!{x", victim, NULL, target, TO_CHAR); > act("{R$n {Ccrashes into you!{x", victim, NULL, target, TO_VICT); > act("{CThere is a confused shriek as the {Y$N {Ccrashes into > someone.{x", ch, NULL, victim, TO_CHAR); > > /* Keep the spectators informed.. */ > for(s = 0; s < *spectator_count; s++) > { > act("{CThere is a confused shriek as the {Y$N {Ccrashes into > someone.{x", lst[s], NULL, victim, TO_CHAR); > } > > punt_damage(victim, target, num); > punt_damage(target, victim, num); > break; > } > > target = target->next_in_room; > } > > if(!target) > { > /* Add spectators in this room */ > target = to_room->people; > while(target && *spectator_count < MAX_SPECTATORS) > { > if(target != ch && target != victim) > { > lst[(*spectator_count)++] = target; > } > target = target->next_in_room; > } > > /* recurse to keep going */ > punt_char(ch, victim, door, lst, spectator_count, num - 1); > } > } > > return; > } > > void do_punt(CHAR_DATA *ch, char *argument) > { > char arg[MAX_INPUT_LENGTH]; > CHAR_DATA *victim = NULL; > char* tmp; > int door; > int force = 3; > CHAR_DATA* lst[MAX_SPECTATORS]; > int spectator_count = 0; > > /* Get a victim */ > tmp = one_argument(argument,arg); > victim = get_char_room(ch, arg); > if (victim == NULL) > { > send_to_char("{MUm, punt -who-?{x\n\r",ch); > return; > } > > /* Figure out how far we can throw this sucker */ > /* Heavily weighted for physical size */ > force = URANGE(0, > (get_curr_stat(ch, STAT_STR) / 5) - ((victim->size - ch->size) > * 2), > 5); > > /* Heh, not very far at all.. */ > if(force <= 0) > { > /* Oops, ya done pissed 'em off */ > send_to_char("{CYou grunt and heave but they refuse to budge!{x\r\n", ch); > damage(ch,victim,0,TYPE_UNDEFINED,DAM_BASH,FALSE); > return; > } > > /* Get a direction or pick one.. */ > one_argument(tmp, arg); > if(arg[0] == '\0') door = number_door(); > if ( !str_cmp( arg, "n" ) || !str_cmp( arg, "north" ) ) door = 0; > else if ( !str_cmp( arg, "e" ) || !str_cmp( arg, "east" ) ) door = 1; > else if ( !str_cmp( arg, "s" ) || !str_cmp( arg, "south" ) ) door = 2; > else if ( !str_cmp( arg, "w" ) || !str_cmp( arg, "west" ) ) door = 3; > else if ( !str_cmp( arg, "u" ) || !str_cmp( arg, "up" ) ) door = 4; > else if ( !str_cmp( arg, "d" ) || !str_cmp( arg, "down" ) ) door = 5; > else if ( !str_cmp( arg, "ne" ) || !str_cmp( arg, "northeast" ) ) door = > 6; > else if ( !str_cmp( arg, "nw" ) || !str_cmp( arg, "northwest" ) ) door > = 7; > else if ( !str_cmp( arg, "se" ) || !str_cmp( arg, "southeast" ) ) door > = 8; > else if ( !str_cmp( arg, "sw" ) || !str_cmp( arg, "southwest" ) ) door > = 9; > else door = number_door(); > > punt_char(ch, victim, door, lst, &spectator_count, force); > } > /* End of punt.c */ > > And of course I've added to command.h and interp.c. (running olc 2.1) > > Dantin > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jamie Harrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 1:11 PM > Subject: Re: Interpretting a Stackdump? > > > Um, to get a plain english, you run an operating system that'll dump a core > ;) > > A stackdump is nothing more than addresses in a lot of cases, and that's > rather > worthless (for MOST people) when debugging.... > > If you think your punt command is at fault, perhaps you should walk over it > step > by step making sure everything makes sense, and then, and only then, if it's > still > crashing, send a copy to us so we could see if that is what's at fault or > not.... > > Without some code, a stackdump is rather pointless, but A+ for effort ;) > > Icechild > Coder of Arthanox > > *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** > > On 12/2/2001 at 12:29 PM Stainless wrote: > > >How in the heck do you get a plain english version of a stackdump that > >occurs when the mud crashes? Starting to erk me. Okay heres what happened > >and I can reproduce the problem. > > > > 1) I used the command "airmail" which is now affectionately called > >"punt", to throw a fido north which worked fine. > > > > 2) I transfered another fido and "punt fido n" into the other fido so > >they could duke it out. > > > > 3) end result a stackdump, (I can't see the log file because this file > >isn't generated for win32 ports) > > > >Stackdump: > > > >Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION at eip=00442A20 > >eax=00000000 ebx=0A30ED00 ecx=0000004E edx=6109BB08 esi=0A30ED30 > >edi=00000017 > >ebp=0022E3A4 esp=0022D164 program=E:\Rom24\area\rom.exe > >cs=001B ds=0023 es=0023 fs=003B gs=0000 ss=0023 > >Stack trace: > >Frame Function Args > >0022E3A4 00442A20 (0A35D05C, 0A30ED30, 00000017, FFFFFFFF) > >0022E3E4 0049A6D8 (0A35D05C, 0A30ED30, 00000004, 7700545F) > >0022E424 0049AFB7 (0A35D05C, 0A30ED30, 00000000, 0022E4C4) > >0022E474 0049B25E (0A35D05C, 0A30ED30, 00000000, 0022E4C4) > >0022E754 0049B6D7 (0A35D05C, 0A35C632, 0A151DB0, 0022E794) > >0022E994 00450C02 (0A35D05C, 0A35C62D, 00000000, 0022E95C) > >0022FDD4 0042E2EF (0A35C210, 0A35C62D, 0022FE54, 0042FD61) > >0022FE54 0042FD2F (00000004, 0042F5E4, 0022FEA4, 0042F753) > >0022FEA4 0042F75C (00000002, 0A010E58, 0A010278, 00000000) > >0022FF10 61003FA2 (00000000, 00000000, BAC62C38, 000004C0) > >0022FF40 610041B9 (0042F624, 00000000, E1C9EE28, 00000003) > >0022FF60 610041F8 (00000000, 00000000, 811F8F30, 00000005) > >0022FF90 0049C597 (0042F624, FFFFFFFF, 80430C77, 00000000) > >0022FFC0 0040103D (00000000, 00000000, 7FFDF000, 00000000) > >0022FFF0 77E992A6 (00401000, 00000000, 000000C8, 00000100) > >End of stack trace > > > >I would assume it deals with the punt command but not sure. Is there a > >Cygwin prog that translates the stackdump? If so what is the command and > >usage? Thanks for your help. > > > > Dantin > > > > > > > >-- > >ROM mailing list > >[email protected] > >http://www.rom.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rom > > > > > -- > ROM mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.rom.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rom > > > -- > ROM mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.rom.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rom
