[kate]

Ok, you may be right, but I found a way that works.

insited of using:

char *buffer=(char*)malloc(pack2->size);

use:

uchar *buffer = new uchar[pack2->size];

That is a more currect C++ way of doing it then even using malloc.

then under that line change:

char *bufptr=buffer;

to:

uchar *bufptr=buffer;

Then at the end of the function change:

free(buffer);

Over to:

safe_delete(buffer);

Anyway, that works under linux and windows, and still seems to fix the crash bug, good luck.