[ReFlexPoison]

I've never actually experimented with this. Is there a way to hook when a native-function is fired, such as CreateConVar or AddNormalSoundHook? I'm looking to do some debugging.

[databomb]

Originally Posted by ReFlexPoison I've never actually experimented with this. Is there a way to hook when a native-function is fired, such as CreateConVar or AddNormalSoundHook? I'm looking to do some debugging.

Depending on what you need to do, why not just add a PrintToChat line or make a forward?

[ddhoward]

Originally Posted by databomb Depending on what you need to do, why not just add a PrintToChat line or make a forward?

That would require editing every plugin that makes these calls.

From what I read, I think he wants to perform an action if ANY plugin makes a given call to a Sourcemod native.

I do not think this is possible short of editing every single plugin, or Sourcemod itself.

[ReFlexPoison]

Originally Posted by ddhoward That would require editing every plugin that makes these calls. From what I read, I think he wants to perform an action if ANY plugin makes a given call to a Sourcemod native. I do not think this is possible short of editing every single plugin, or Sourcemod itself.

Do you think it would it be a viable feature if requested?

[asherkin]

No.

[ReFlexPoison]

Reasoning? (And I'm just asking out of curiosity)

[asherkin]

It's not something we want to support, and it's an unknown performance variable.
For debugging, you'll get much, much better results attaching a real debugger and breakpointing the C++ implementation (or native dispatch in the VM).