I think this probably means the MRC client has a memory leak. What version the client are you using? I just tried to reproduce the issue by loggingin
Runtime error 216 at $000000000040D9D0
$000000000040D9D0
Runtime error 216 at $000000000040D9D0
I think this probably means the MRC client has a memory leak. What
version of the client are you using? I just tried to reproduce the issue by logging in and launching MRC, monitoring with 'htop'. Looks pretty stable over here, but there also isn't any chatter or anything.
I'll let it run for a bit and see what happens.
look here for the list of possible runtime errors that may be generated by programs written in freepascal...
in any case, there it nothing /you/ can do to fix this... it is a coding
It could also mean they're running a Linux BBS and didn't recompile Python.
Interesting, I would never have guessed that. I couldn't reproduce this issue at all so maybe that's the problem...
Runtime error 216 at $000000000040D9D0
It could also mean they're running a Linux BBS and didn't recompile Python.
It could also mean they're running a Linux BBS and didn't
recompile Python.
Interesting, I would never have guessed that. I couldn't reproduce
this issue at all so maybe that's the problem...
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