Fatal error question

[Squiggy]

Well i had a fatal error for my map.

The instruction at '0x6F07D21C' referenced memory at '0x00000000'.
The memory could not be 'read'.

What's the meaning of that? The game wants to read memory at an undefined location or what?
The exception was the following

Exception:	0xC0000005 (ACCESS_VIOLATION) at 001B:6F07D21C

if that helps..

 

[-JonNny]

I have no idea about this code
also i dont know if its a special code or just a normal critical error
But they can be caused by much things

e.g. i had a critical error i one of my maps because in a rare case there was a Player(15) called which does not exist and BAM , error (took me long to find and fix that)

Check what you added in the last time when it appeared or post your map here that someone can tke a look at it

 

[Masiah]

Huh, I have something similar popping out sometimes when I'm on Bnet... I restart TFT and it works allright.
Try looking the code with google, maybe there is a site where it tells you what it means.

 

[Squiggy]

tells me that my ram could be corrupted but i don't think so - it rather could be trigger-related

 

[Masiah]

Virus D: (just kidding)

 

[chenlimin]

maybe some jass problem, had that sh*t many times in a jass lover's map.

 

[Gondlar]

Check if you have destroed your memory leaks correctly.

If you used jass you might have set a variable to null (which is memory adress 0x00000000 in general) and then uses it again without setting a new value.

But anyway if it doesn't occur everytime it's nothing to worry about.

 

[Squiggy]

Check if you have destroed your memory leaks correctly.

If you used jass you might have set a variable to null (which is memory adress 0x00000000 in general) and then uses it again without setting a new value.

But anyway if it doesn't occur everytime it's nothing to worry about.

All leaks are removed (that what filling up my whole yesterday -.-) and i don't use jass.
But anyways the error did not appaer again the last 3 games so i don't think it's a serious one...

 

[goombawithgun]

I got one of those thats similar to his. it says....

Warcraft III: Windows - Application Error

The exception unknown software exception (0xc0000409) occurred in the application at location 0x6f30a9f8

HELP?

 

[Big Dub]

Ok the numbers are the computer refferencing to memory programmers use hexidecimal in thier programming, in order to tell the computer that they are useing hexidecimal they type in 0xc then the number. Its alot easier then typing 16 in subscript. It has 16 numbers 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F, so 18 would be 0xc13 26 would be 0xc1B. This is how the computer manages data so your 0xc0000409 is some bit in the memory where the computer first encountered the error that made it so warcraft couldn't run.

At least I think, or it could be using the hexidecimal to point out binary...
0xc4B = 01001011

Im not 100% sure

 

[Squiggy]

I know hexadecimals and binaries - but what's the big deal when i know the address? :>

 

[Big Dub]

I dont know, I guess it means you put something in that should not be in... Sometimes it does that for me like when... Ah one time I put an icon in x: -1 y: -1, hehe it frieked. Im not sure why it says that, I just know a little about what it means.

 

[Slivar]

um i know a little late on the subject but have you been cleaning your memory on your computer? i you haven't get this little nifty tool wincleaner memory optimizer and clean out your memory every now and then make sure to turn off auto optimize it minimizes your game really annoying make sure to maximize the ram to Note: doesn't like to work if you got more than 6gigs of ram