Can't compile scripts!!

[L. Spiro]

Read post above.


L. Spiro

[robrave]

I encountered this error:

Tools -> Preprocessor

Click Environment Variables

Clicking on $(TargetDir) shows this image below



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Tools -> Preprocessor

File is c:\code.lss
Output File is test

Click GO!

Msgbox shows "Failure"
"Errors reported by preprocessor"

[robrave]

sent you an email

thanks!

[L. Spiro]

It works fine on my computer. There is not much else I can do.
MHS does not change its behavior based on CPU type, Windows® version, or processor count.

x64 processors are already known not to support MHS, and Windows® Vista supports it but does not allow the kernel-mode driver to load.


You are going to have to figure out what is special about your machine; MHS is working properly.


I will upload on more debug version with a minor modification to be more strict about printing errors/warnings.


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[L. Spiro]

Great. 10 seconds to make the file.
30 fucking minutes to upload. Fuck this fucking Internet connection.
http://www.memoryhacking.com/MemHack/Debug.rar


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[robrave]

hehee... nice internet

ok.. looks like I have to find this out on my own

Thanks!

[robrave]

My MHS at work still works.. I guess it might be DLL version incompatibilities? I'm going to test it if I have time. Until today, I can't get this to work on my own comp

[L. Spiro]

I will add the option to not precompile the scripts.
This allows you to run from the problem but you should continue trying to fix it.


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[mezzo]

I can try and compile 'm on my quad core if you want.. maybe rule out it has anything to do with your processor ?

(maybe a lame suggestion, but have you tried running memtest86+, just in case it's a memory issue? Hey don't shoot me, only trying to help)

if you want me to try and 'test' compile them, just drop me a note.

[xplorexxx]

My MHS at work still works.. I guess it might be DLL version incompatibilities? I'm going to test it if I have time. Until today, I can't get this to work on my own comp

In my experience, you should remove *.lss from scripts then add and compile them again, everything will be Ok.

It usually causes the error because you overwrited new version to old version.

[L. Spiro]

The next release already has the feature to automatically try a normal compilation if the preprocessor fails without throwing an error.

It can be found here:
http://www.memoryhacking.com/MemHack/MHS.rar
It also has a bunchof classified new features such as File/Properties, but don’t get mad when Auto-Assemble does nothing, and I haven’t tested whether this really compiles after a failed preprocessing since it has never happened to me, but it should.


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[robrave]

In my experience, you should remove *.lss from scripts then add and compile them again, everything will be Ok.

It usually causes the error because you overwrited new version to old version.

already tried but still wont work

The next release already has the feature to automatically try a normal compilation if the preprocessor fails without throwing an error.

It can be found here:
http://www.memoryhacking.com/MemHack/MHS.rar
It also has a bunchof classified new features such as File/Properties, but don’t get mad when Auto-Assemble does nothing, and I haven’t tested whether this really compiles after a failed preprocessing since it has never happened to me, but it should.

L. Spiro

Will try this later when I got home. As usual, scripts perfectly compile here at work. Been using Ollydbg yesterday night, and it seems MHS has problem creating files. Don't know much about assembly but maybe dual-core return values that is different with older processors. This is really weird

I can't continue hacking my target game

[L. Spiro]

If you send me your computer I can debug it and fix the problem.

I changed the compilation settings for the DLL and will see if it helps.
There will be an updated MHS.rar soon.


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[robrave]

we can try TightVNC today. http://www.tightvnc.com if you want

[L. Spiro]

It will not work if you do not have my source code and debugging information (which are so valuable that all who see them turn to gold).


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