String Space Corrupt

[Rokkuman]

What does it mean? I've hardly put that much in this program and it's showing up before the program even seems to execute...

[Sterling Christensen]

That error is almost always caused by something overwriting parts of QB's string memory.

Check for the following:
- BLOADing to the wrong segment and/or address
- POKEing to the wrong segment and/or address
- Passing the wrong segment and/or address to any library function that writes over memory, like CopyEmsToMem
- CALL ABSOLUTE call to asm code writing over the wrong memory

[Rokkuman]

Nope, none of those are the problem, seriously, this is just weird. I'm not doing anything different than what I've done before...

[Ninkazu]

Posting the code COULD help us out a bit, you know...

[Rokkuman]

Well now, that's where everything just sucks, because it's in my secret game. Therefore, I've put myself in this mess and at the same time made it about 5 times as hard to solve (yep, PJ would do something like that)

[[Unknown]]

It's easy to do this if you mess with strings at all. I mean at all. (asm or varptr, etc.)

You also can get it if you are running low on string space.

-[Unknown]