[Fixed for V0.38] Crash trying to fireball a Giggler

[Sophia]

I wasn't really expecting a bug, so, I'm sorry I don't have very detailed information, but, basically, I was running around SS, about to fireball a Giggler, and, as soon as I pressed the spell symbols to let the fireball loose, I get kicked back to windows with the crash message. Here's the diagnostics:

Error:
an access violation exception.

Stack Dump:
RTC.MakeSoundXYZ();
RTC.DamageMonster(int 566, int 850, char 34, char 7, char 2, int 5);
RTC.DamageTile(char 34, char 7, char 2, int 850, int 5);
RTC.SpellHitSomething(pointer 0x045D0304, int 19997, int 566, char 34, char 7, char 2);
RTC.ItemHitSomething(int 19997, int 566, char 34, char 7, char 2);
RTC.AddItemToTileCheckHitSomethingMonster(int 19997, int 2272, int 566, int 1681, char 34, char 7, char 2);
RTC.AddItemToTileCheckHitSomething(int 19997, int 2272, int 566, int 1681, char 34, char 7, char 2);
RTC.AddItemToTileCheck(int 19997, int 2272, char 34, char 7, char 2);
RTC.AddItemToTile(int 19997, char 34, char 7, char 2, char 2);
RTC.UpdateItemStdSpell(int 19997, int 2272, char 35, char 7, char 2, pointer 0x00000000);
RTC.UpdateItem(int 19997, char 35, char 7, char 2, pointer 0x00000000);
RTC.UpdateDungeon();
RTC.ProgStateInDungeon();
RTC.DoFrame(int 50);
RTC.WinMain();

[beowuuf]

I think this might be the same bug you had twice from me too, so having got it a third time trying to hit a muncher (two squares away, fireballed started to sail across then crash city) thought I'd post it here instead

RTC (V0.37) Diagnostic file - Wed Apr 19 19:27:30 2006

Error:
an integer divide by zero exception.

Stack Dump:
utilMemory.utilFreeCheckBlock(pointer 0x00000000);
utilMemory.utilFree(pointer 0x04604854);
RTCModule.DestroyItemCloud(pointer 0x03B26FD4);
RTCModule.DestroyItem(int 19941);
RTC.UpdateItemCloud(int 19941, int 1669, char 27, char 10, char 3);
RTC.UpdateItem(int 19941, char 27, char 10, char 3, pointer 0x00000000);
RTC.UpdateDungeon();
RTC.ProgStateInDungeon();
RTC.DoFrame(int 50);
RTC.DoFrame(int 5);
RTC.WinMain();

[George Gilbert]

These are actually two completely different bugs in totally separate areas of the code. Both are now fixed though for V0.38

[beowuuf]

But...they both happened under RTC right? So at least that's somethign they have in common, right? : )