nosfsos
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I don't think you will get long saves anymore, that's fixedGranted, this is only for this session and it might 'produce' under other circumstances.
This is true, but if the load order is minimal and the only thing script heavy you have is SS2, then it is safe to assume that SS2 filled the stack memory and kept calling more functions, so it got dumped.This mean that if something like SS2 comes in behind that, it'll get dumped also since the limit was already breached, and it's scripts are running too and coming in after the fact.
I'm still not 100% comfortable with the concept of a suspended stack. When a script is suspended? Is it only when the cell is unloaded or there are other conditions, like the wait function? And if they are suspended, why would they be fighting for resources? They should be sleeping, like a well-behaved sleep thread xDSuspended stacks should be a different animal
Anyway, keep up the good work. Today and tomorrow I'll be busier than usual with work stuff, but once I can I'll look at the code again. Gonna check my stack dumps and see what the functions are doing to try to understand what's going on. I'll leave the heavy-duty of building real-time analysis tools to you