[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by Garufa In `function.cpp' is defined the following array of pointers to chars: PHP Code: unsigned char *PreJumps[0xFFFF];  ... and then stores the result of `malloc' here: PHP Code: void Function::preparePatch() {     unsigned char* preJump = PreJumps[id] = (unsigned char*) malloc(PreJumpSize);     ...  ... but this is used anymore. This is an increase of 256 MB of RAM in vain. I'm right? EDIT: 0xFFFF = 65535 bytes, 65535 * 4 ( sizeof pointer in 32 bits machine ) = 262140 bytes, 262140 / 1024 = 256 MB

256KB you mean? I remember that when I wrote that it had an purpose but I guess I changed ideas in the middle of the thing.

[Garufa]

Originally Posted by joaquimandrade 256KB you mean? I remember that when I wrote that it had an purpose but I guess I changed ideas in the middle of the thing.

Yes, KB. MB was very crazy!. I guess it isn't a big waste of memory. I'm sorry .

[drekes]

I thought i've asked this before but i can't seem to find the thread or solution.

So i'm trying to hook some functions from class CSSBotManager but it always said:

		Parsing folder "CCSBotManager" started
			Parsing file "AddBot" started
				Class type not registered
				FAILED
			Parsing file "AddBot" ended
			Parsing file "AddServerCommands" started
				Class type not registered
				FAILED
			Parsing file "AddServerCommands" ended
		Parsing folder "CCSBotManager

EDIT: I've tried this but it didn't work
http://forums.alliedmods.net/showpos...&postcount=329

[Arkshine]

Inside types/long/aliases/, make sure you have a file named CCSBotManager with the content :

[
    "CCSBotManager *"
]

[drekes]

Works, thanks.

[NiHiLaNTh]

Hi!
I've added new ammo type (ammo ID 15) by using WeaponList thing and used m_rgAmmo_player_Slot0 offset + 15.

But I can't get this new ammo type to be shown in AmmoPickup message.

I was looking through HLSDK and found that all ammo types should be registered in AddAmmoNameToAmmoRegistry

void AddAmmoNameToAmmoRegistry( const char *szAmmoname )
{
    // make sure it's not already in the registry
    for ( int i = 0; i < MAX_AMMO_SLOTS; i++ )
    {
        if ( !CBasePlayerItem::AmmoInfoArray[i].pszName)
            continue;

        if ( _stricmp( CBasePlayerItem::AmmoInfoArray[i].pszName, szAmmoname ) == 0 )
            return; // ammo already in registry, just quite
    }


    giAmmoIndex++;
    ASSERT( giAmmoIndex < MAX_AMMO_SLOTS );
    if ( giAmmoIndex >= MAX_AMMO_SLOTS )
        giAmmoIndex = 0;

    CBasePlayerItem::AmmoInfoArray[giAmmoIndex].pszName = szAmmoname;
    CBasePlayerItem::AmmoInfoArray[giAmmoIndex].iId = giAmmoIndex;   // yes, this info is redundant
}

and later saved into array.

So I was thinking to call this function with Orpheu, but I dont know how to do it, since it seems that this function doesn't belong to any class(neither CBaseWeapon, nor CBasePlayerItem).

[Arkshine]

There is no difficulties. A function without class is put in functions/ and in the file, you don't provide the class. That's all.

[NiHiLaNTh]

No, I was trying to say, how to call it in plugin.

PHP Code:

new g_pPointer;
....

public plugin_precache( )
{
        // you need to pass class name as an 2nd argument, right?
        g_pPointer = OprheuFunction( "AddAmmoNameToAmmoRegistry", ?(what class to add here?

        // now call it
        OrpheuCallSuper( g_pPointer, "40mm" );
} 


[Arkshine]

No class = Nothing to write. You should learn to test yourself. Also I'm sure you could have find few examples by searching.

[NiHiLaNTh]

Sorry, for bothering you again but I have one more problem. OK I tested it but it throws me an run-time error:

L 10/31/2011 - 17:58:25: [ORPHEU] Invalid parameters count. Expected [1]. Got [2] L 10/31/2011 - 17:58:25: [AMXX] Displaying debug trace (plugin "test.amxx") L 10/31/2011 - 17:58:25: [AMXX] Run time error 10: native error (native "OrpheuCallSuper")

I don't get it - I passed only one param.

PHP Code:

new OrpheuFunction:g_pPointer;

public plugin_precache( )
{
    g_pPointer = OrpheuGetFunction( "AddAmmoNameToAmmoRegistry" );
    
    OrpheuCallSuper( g_pPointer, "5x45mm" ); 


Here is the console output

PHP Code:


Orpheu functions search started.

    Parsing functions started.
        Parsing file "AddAmmoNameToAmmoRegistry" started
                Function is updated
        Parsing file "AddAmmoNameToAmmoRegistry" ended