On 12-10-24 04:33 AM, Fabian Greffrath wrote:
> Am 23.10.2012 08:30, schrieb Ansgar Burchardt:
>> I think the real problem is in menucontent.h. The MENUENTRY variables
>> are declared in a "if" block and are no longer valid outside the block,
>> however mainMenu.entries ("opts" in atanks.cpp:1037)
Am 23.10.2012 08:30, schrieb Ansgar Burchardt:
I think the real problem is in menucontent.h. The MENUENTRY variables
are declared in a "if" block and are no longer valid outside the block,
however mainMenu.entries ("opts" in atanks.cpp:1037) still has a pointer
to them...
Declaring them all as
On 12-10-23 03:30 AM, Ansgar Burchardt wrote:
> I think the real problem is in menucontent.h. The MENUENTRY variables
> are declared in a "if" block and are no longer valid outside the block,
> however mainMenu.entries ("opts" in atanks.cpp:1037) still has a pointer
> to them...
>
> Ansgar
>
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Am 22.10.2012 19:33, schrieb Jesse Smith:
I believe I have found the problem and (I hope) a fix. Sorry for
spamming everyone's inbox today.
Never mind, your work is appreciated!
Attached I've included a patch. Please apply it to src/atanks.cpp and
let me know if it works. Assuming this fixes
Jesse Smith writes:
> I believe I have found the problem and (I hope) a fix. Sorry for
> spamming everyone's inbox today.
>
> The problem seems to stem from the strcpy() command overflowing when
> copying one character into a two-character string. It seems as though
> GCC is treating the character
I believe I have found the problem and (I hope) a fix. Sorry for
spamming everyone's inbox today.
The problem seems to stem from the strcpy() command overflowing when
copying one character into a two-character string. It seems as though
GCC is treating the characters in the source string as being
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