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Dark GDK / fatal error on dbStr?

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AriEf
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Posted: 25th Sep 2012 17:52 Edited at: 25th Sep 2012 17:53
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i always using this code and it works fine for me.



but i dont know why i got this message after i formatted my computer

Quote: "Microsoft Visual Studio C Runtime Library has detected a fatal error in CongklakTheGame.exe"


i've tried to change the code to be like this

and it works fine. So the Problem maybe the dbStr...
Help anyone?

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Im Indonesian, and I cant speak english, i hope you understand
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Gunslinger
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Posted: 25th Sep 2012 18:54 Edited at: 25th Sep 2012 18:54
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AriEf
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Posted: 26th Sep 2012 05:35
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Ok, Thanks, but there is still 2 question which i like to ask.

1. Why the fatal error occured when i use my last code? I was always using that code and never fail before until now.

2. I'm using this code right now :

but the Output is "In the Hand : -1#QNUON". Why is like that?
P.S : I'm not sure with #QNUON, but it something like that.

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Gunslinger
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Posted: 26th Sep 2012 12:37 Edited at: 26th Sep 2012 14:54
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Is p1tangan a float variable?

dbStr: Is slot1 an integer?

try
char test[255];
dbStr(test, slot1);
dbText(..., test);

e/ No clue, dbStr is working correct for me.
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JTK
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It sounds to me like you're trying to test it in RELEASE mode. Is that correct?

As a general rule, you should initialize all variables to some DEFAULT value whether you expect it to stay that way or not... In DEBUG build, the CRT library does this for you but in RELEASE build nothing gets done - you have to do it.

If the variable has not been initialized by the time dbStr() or whatever needs to use it, then the results are "undetermined" which generally means Crash!

So be sure to add following code before you need to use the values:


Hope this helps,
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