[pRoxxxDD]

Crashed =/

	edict_t *pEdict;
	__asm mov eax, [ecx + 4];
	__asm mov eax, [eax + 520];
	__asm mov pEdict, eax;
	MF_ExecuteForward(fwd, ENTINDEX(pEdict));

[jim_yang]

Originally Posted by Shadows In Rain LOLWUT? STL is part of C++ standart library. It comes with almost compilers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Template_Library http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B_Standard_Library http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_language Also, files with extension ".h" are deprecated, use files without ".h" (read links): #include <string> #include <vector>

You get me wrong or my poor English sucking.
Of course I know what you try to say.

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN I recommend not using STL in plugins if you intend to distribute as binaries on Linux. It requires linking to libstdc++ which is a world of hurt (in fact, it's really only safe if you use the exact GCC version Valve does, gcc-3.4).

[jim_yang]

Originally Posted by pRoxxxDD Crashed =/ edict_t *pEdict; __asm mov eax, [ecx + 4]; __asm mov eax, [eax + 520]; __asm mov pEdict, eax; MF_ExecuteForward(fwd, ENTINDEX(pEdict));

sorry, can't help you. do not try to do something by copying some code, you'd better know what you are doing.

[Shadows In Rain]

In short, AntiBots, if you still want to use STL and compile for linux, you need to link libstdc++ statically under linux.
But:

if you want to link libstdc++ statically, you need to link all of your C++ code statically as well

Because:

making C++ binaries that will work properly in different Linux distributions is somewhat painful

Read more.

[pRoxxxDD]

Hm, it's works

	int *athis;
	__asm 
	{
		mov eax, pthis;
		mov eax, [eax + 4];
		mov athis, eax;

	}

	entvars_t *pev = (entvars_t *)athis;
	MF_ExecuteForward(fwd, ENTINDEX(pev->pContainingEntity));

[Bos93]

solved

[Beqa Gurgenidze]

Anyone can post how to hook others than Spawn function? (Killed, TraceLine, Etc...)