← Back to context Comment by kzrdude 7 years ago So - are they not checking for error in this case, and using a value anyway? 1 comment kzrdude Reply Xylakant 7 years ago They are checking for an error and there is none, but the value returned is bogus (always the same, causing collisions).
Xylakant 7 years ago They are checking for an error and there is none, but the value returned is bogus (always the same, causing collisions).
They are checking for an error and there is none, but the value returned is bogus (always the same, causing collisions).