[not really a bug] ACS and arrays

[Mordeth]

I usually use arrays to generalize scripts. An index number is passed to the script to pick the right row and/or column. These arrays are up to now with either global or map scope.

The following (bare minimum example) script works:

str 	doors[4] = { "MDOORG", "GDOORG", "HANGARG", "HANGRGG" };

script 105 ( int nTag, int nType, int nOpen ) {
    print(s:"boo" );
}

However, the following crashes Eternity:

script 105 ( int nTag, int nType, int nOpen ) {
    str 	doors[4] = { "MDOORG", "GDOORG", "HANGARG", "HANGRGG" };

    print(s:"boo" );
}

[Altazimuth]

master:
I get error "Incorrect code count. 80/78/292" in debug config, and it calls I_Error from https://github.com/team-eternity/eternity/blob/master/source/acs_acs0.cpp#L954-L958. I cannot replicate an actual crash in release config, as it just DSTINKs and spits out an error when the script is executed: "ACS ERROR: KILL 365-1 AT 11 FROM VM 0".

ACSVM:
Works fine, prints "boo".

Note:
According to DavidPH "local arrays are not implemented on master."

Link to the wad I used to test, use puke 4 to execute the script: http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=22385107839408044663

[Mordeth]

Altazimuth said:

Note:
According to DavidPH "local arrays are not implemented on master

Suspected as such, hence my hesitation to call this a bug outright. Will just have patience until acsvm :)