i'v stumble across bug or very random feature from AS it can divide by zero :D int a=0; int b=1; int t=b/a; print(t); [all execution stops at the int t=b/a , with no warnings or errors] int a=1; int b=1; int t=b/a; print(t); [this prints all good] print is simple function that users CScriptString AS 2.18.1 WIP i'm not sure if it's a mix of try catch, but i did't use any is there a way to inform user about division per zero, because this can lead to [user will search his code, why this code doesn't execute after this, and he won't understand why] is there a way to enable such warnings?

The asIScriptContext::Execute method returns asEXECUTION_EXCEPTION in this case. You need to handle that to print the warning about the reason and location for the exception. For example:

// Execute the script and handle the return coder = ctx->Execute();if( r != asEXECUTION_FINISHED ){  if( r == asEXECUTION_EXCEPTION )    PrintException(ctx);  else    ... handle the other possibilities (suspend, abort, etc)}// A function to print information about script exceptionsvoid PrintException(asIScriptContext *ctx){	asIScriptEngine *engine = ctx->GetEngine();	int funcId = ctx->GetExceptionFunction();	const asIScriptFunction *function = engine->GetFunctionDescriptorById(funcId);	printf("func: %s\n", function->GetDeclaration());	printf("modl: %s\n", function->GetModuleName());	printf("sect: %s\n", function->GetScriptSectionName());	printf("line: %d\n", ctx->GetExceptionLineNumber());	printf("desc: %s\n", ctx->GetExceptionString());}

Regards,
Andreas

thank you so much, and happy new year, i forget about this one!