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DarkBASIC Discussion / Stack Overload Error (What the fudge?)

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Ole Sparky
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Posted: 7th Dec 2002 03:09
What the heck is a 'Stack Overload Error'?
Shadow Robert
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Posted: 7th Dec 2002 06:12
You memory just overflowed - try not to pump it so full of junk

Seriously is it a memory issue, just means you've over run the buffer that is there to keep things all good. Try looking over your code, unless this is something that DarkEdit or DarkBasic has popped up when you've tried to compile. Cause then it means you're gonna have to reboot.

Theres a memory release bug in DB 1.x prevents it from releasing the temp source from the memory if i remember, but i dunno Dext explained it to me once when i was half asleep hehee

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Ole Sparky
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Posted: 8th Dec 2002 23:50
M'kay, thanks for the info.

...Unfortunately, I already found a way around Stack Overloading and now there's another problem.

...Sigh...

-Ya know how much I hate 'Stack Overload Error's?-
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Kentaree
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Posted: 9th Dec 2002 00:33
Tell us and we'll try to help

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Kevin Picone
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Posted: 9th Dec 2002 02:24
Generally in basic a Stack over flow is a result of a Gosub call without return. So just make sure if the code enters a sub-routine via gosub. it exits (returns) back to the point it was called via a RETURN...

Can also happen in recursive function calling..

l8r,
Kevin Picone
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