On one of my functions, the engine crashes saying that the pointer is empty.
Is there is a way to find exacly WHAT POINTER IS IT?!?!
Because engine crashes gives line numbers and reason of the crash, wich is easy to find, but runtime crashes only points to the function and don´t say nothing else.
I´ve gone trought this crap enough times, what i need to do to find this godamn pointer?
Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance.

What you need is printf() debugging. Just throw a bunch of printf() calls into the function and look what the last message is before the application crashes. The pointer you used after the printf() call is most likely the evil one.

First you should narrow the region of the crash down by putting a few printf() into the function, then you put some more printf() calls into the region where you assume the crash is. When you believe you found the line, alter it and look if the crash changes.

Many thanks Justsid, gonna try that.
Sorry for the rude post, i just lost a complete working assemble of RPG making instructions for the new Lite-C syntax and rebuilding everthing from scratch is taking a tool on my patience.
Again, thanks.

If I'm not mistaken you could also use sys_marker.

If an error occurs in the first code section, the error message should contain "AAA"; if an error occurs in the second section, the message should contain "BBB".
I've never used it though, and don't know whether it actually works that way.