you should use nullptr instead of NULL, for checking if pointers are null in c++. #3
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Reference: TheZone/ScuffedMinecraft#3
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Checking if a pointer is NULL is technically correct, but its the C-way of doing things. In c++ there is a dedicated keyword, nullptr that should be used instead.
Thanks for looking through the code! This will be fixed in the next release
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