It does, you might also consider "upgrading" to SmaugFUSS (see http://www.fussproject.org/) so that you have most, if not all, of the bugs that were in Smaug 1.4a already fixed too. (There's also really good info at that site I mentioned about using cygwin with SmaugFUSS that you may find very helpful too.)
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As I said, the file is db.c in your src folder, but from what you just told me in the other thread, I suspect that you're not compiling anyway and so changes to your source files won't make a difference within your executable either. Which version of Smaug are you running? The precompiled for windows version of Smaug 1.4a? Or do you have cygwin and are just not using the command line to run the executable?
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He meant the makewizlist function in db.c, should look something like:
void do_makewizlist( CHAR_DATA * ch, char *argument )
{
make_wizlist( );
build_wizinfo( FALSE );
}
which really means that somewhere above that you're looking for make_wizlist or (more likely) immediately above the makewizlist function you're looking for build_wizinfo.
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It makes the wizlist by reading in any files found in the "gods" subdirectory. If you have a bogus file there it will probably cause those errors (I usually ignore them anyway).
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