[Freezo Begin]

So this is my script :

#include <amxmodx>

#define TimerMinutes(%0)    ( %0 / 60000 % 60 )
#define TimerSeconds(%0)    ( %0 / 1000 % 60   )
#define TimerMilliseconds(%0)   ( %0     %     1000    )

#define loop       (1000000) // 1 m

public plugin_init() {
    
    register_plugin("Get Speed value" , "0.1" , "Freezo" )
    register_concmd("get_speed","getSpeedvalue");
    
}

public getSpeedvalue(id)
{
    new timer1, timer2, timer3, i;
    new strCheck[23];
    timer1 = tickcount();
    for (i = 0; i < loop; i++){
        format(strCheck, charsmax (strCheck) , "This is test must work" )
        client_print( id , print_chat , strCheck )
    }
        
    
    timer2 = tickcount();
    for (i = 0; i < loop; i++){
        formatex(strCheck, charsmax (strCheck) , "This is test must work" )
        client_print( id , print_chat , strCheck )
    }
    
    timer3 = tickcount();
    server_print("1st method run in  : %s | 2st method run in : %s", TimerConvert( timer2 - timer1 ) , TimerConvert( timer3 - timer2 ) );
    
}
stock TimerConvert( timer ) { new iTime[20]; formatex(iTime, charsmax (iTime) , "%d:%02d:%03d", TimerMinutes(timer) , TimerSeconds(timer) , TimerMilliseconds(timer)); return iTime; }

i know what is a overflow , but what should i do to fix this prob ? i've try to change the value of loop but its not working ... !
This is the output

SZ_GetSpace: overflow on netchan->message
1st method run in  : 0:00:698 | 2st method run in : 0:00:692
WARNING: reliable overflow for Freezo
Freezo overflowed
Reliable channel over

[Black Rose]

If you're measuring format() vs. formatex(), don't print the message. I'm assuming that is what is causing the overflow.

[meTaLiCroSS]

You know what's an overflow, but you don't know what's an overflow inside goldsrc. You're sending a message with client_print. It's actually a packet that you send to clients. They need to be sended, but you're actually stacking them. When a max value is reached, overflow message is triggered. In this case, inside client_print native you're sending a reliable message, which means, if player doesn't receive a reliable message, should get kicked from the server.

[Freezo Begin]

Originally Posted by Black Rose If you're measuring format() vs. formatex(), don't print the message. I'm assuming that is what is causing the overflow.

Euh ! already try it but they give me the same result in running time ...

Originally Posted by meTaLiCroSS You know what's an overflow, but you don't know what's an overflow inside goldsrc. You're sending a message with client_print. It's actually a packet that you send to clients. They need to be sended, but you're actually stacking them. When a max value is reached, overflow message is triggered. In this case, inside client_print native you're sending a reliable message, which means, if player doesn't receive a reliable message, should get kicked from the server.

Ops ! Thanks i didnt know that ! What should i send then ?

[Black Rose]

Works fine. You must've done something wrong.

#include <amxmodx>

#define TimerMinutes(%0)    ( %0 / 60000 % 60 )
#define TimerSeconds(%0)    ( %0 / 1000 % 60   )
#define TimerMilliseconds(%0)   ( %0     %     1000    )

#define loop       (1000000) // 1 m

public plugin_init() {
    
    register_plugin("Get Speed value" , "0.1" , "Freezo" )
    register_concmd("get_speed","getSpeedvalue");
    
}

public getSpeedvalue(id)
{
    new timer1, timer2, timer3, i;
    new strCheck[23];
    timer1 = tickcount();
    for (i = 0; i < loop; i++){
        format(strCheck, charsmax (strCheck) , "This is test must work" )
        //client_print( id , print_chat , strCheck )
    }
        
    
    timer2 = tickcount();
    for (i = 0; i < loop; i++){
        formatex(strCheck, charsmax (strCheck) , "This is test must work" )
        //client_print( id , print_chat , strCheck )
    }
    
    timer3 = tickcount();
    server_print("1st method run in  : %s | 2st method run in : %s", TimerConvert( timer2 - timer1 ) , TimerConvert( timer3 - timer2 ) );
    
}
stock TimerConvert( timer ) { new iTime[20]; formatex(iTime, charsmax (iTime) , "%d:%02d:%03d", TimerMinutes(timer) , TimerSeconds(timer) , TimerMilliseconds(timer)); return iTime; }

1st method run in  : 0:00:102 | 2st method run in : 0:00:080

[Freezo Begin]

Originally Posted by Black Rose Works fine. You must've done something wrong. #include <amxmodx> #define TimerMinutes(%0)    ( %0 / 60000 % 60 ) #define TimerSeconds(%0)    ( %0 / 1000 % 60   ) #define TimerMilliseconds(%0)   ( %0     %     1000    ) #define loop       (1000000) // 1 m public plugin_init() {         register_plugin("Get Speed value" , "0.1" , "Freezo" )     register_concmd("get_speed","getSpeedvalue");     } public getSpeedvalue(id) {     new timer1, timer2, timer3, i;     new strCheck[23];     timer1 = tickcount();     for (i = 0; i < loop; i++){         format(strCheck, charsmax (strCheck) , "This is test must work" )         //client_print( id , print_chat , strCheck )     }                 timer2 = tickcount();     for (i = 0; i < loop; i++){         formatex(strCheck, charsmax (strCheck) , "This is test must work" )         //client_print( id , print_chat , strCheck )     }         timer3 = tickcount();     server_print("1st method run in  : %s | 2st method run in : %s", TimerConvert( timer2 - timer1 ) , TimerConvert( timer3 - timer2 ) );     } stock TimerConvert( timer ) { new iTime[20]; formatex(iTime, charsmax (iTime) , "%d:%02d:%03d", TimerMinutes(timer) , TimerSeconds(timer) , TimerMilliseconds(timer)); return iTime; } 1st method run in : 0:00:102 | 2st method run in : 0:00:080

Ofc this is what i have done !
My bad !
Euh! i found it , i've change something in Function TimerConvert . i forget to not change it in the new script