The cause of the infamous "Index error writing string table baseline"
error appears to be a timing issue between the engine's network message
processing, the stringtable encoding, and command processing when adding
stringtable entries in OnConfigsExecuted.
When the first client connects the map is re-loaded which causes a full
refresh, the game's stringtable entries are added at tick 65, the client
connection is registered at tick 66, and stringtable entries added in
OnConfigsExecuted are registered as being added in tick 67. The engine
later calls WriteBaselines with the client's signon tick, and neglects
to encode the SM added entries as it considers them from the future.
To avoid this, always pass INT_MAX as the current tick when encoding
the baseline, so all stringtable entries are included regardless of when
they were added. Tested on both Windows and Linux.
* PassType typo fixup
Just some little observations, I will look up for more in other files whenever I can
* Update natives.cpp
* Update outputnatives.cpp
In #705 SourceMod received support for x64 binaries. The `IBinTools` interface was updated to call functions in 64bit binaries. The `PassInfo` struct's size was increased and the `Create(V)Call()` functions signatures changed, thus making the interface incompatible for consumers which were compiled against an earlier version.
`SMInterface::IsVersionCompatible` wasn't adjusted to that fact, so extensions compiled against pre SM 1.10 could request an `IBinTools` interface pointer, but crash when they try to use it.
This change makes requests to older interface versions invalid, thus letting `RequestInterface` return `NULL` for older extensions. It doesn't fix the backwards incompatibility, but at least makes the problem more blatant, so extensions can handle it themselves.
* Add natives to work with 64 bit Protobuf values
* Fix linux build
* FIX alignment requirements
* FIX alignment requirements V2
* Remove legacy API
* Inattention
