On 10/3/05, Alex Schultz < alex_sch at telus.net > wrote: > Mikee and I both discovered a segfault caused here: > > Saving map /scorn/shops/bowshop > > Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. > print_shop_string (m=0xafffee20, output_string=0xafffee20 "") at map.c:710 > 710 for (i=0; i>items[0].index; i++) { > (gdb) bt > #0 print_shop_string (m=0xafffee20, output_string=0xafffee20 "") at > map.c:710 > > Looking at this, the issue is "items" being a null pointer. Also, from > what I've found, it's something perticular about the bowshop that's > causing it. Also, if this helps: I've fixed a typo in that map now, hopefully that will stop it crashing, if I am right, then the parser needs to be made more strict (to cope with errors by merely giving warnings). Also I used the wrong comparison in that for statement, which I have now fixed. I shall also look into the parser, and see if there isn't a nice way to detect malformated headers like that better, and if so discard them completely.