Wasn't really sure of the best way to handle this so I figured it'd be best to report it instead of trying to tackle this one myself. I wonder that a solution I implement might unnecessarily cause performance issues.
Calling a non-existent virtual function in ZScript causes a null function call when JIT is enabled, or a nullptr read when it's not, which either way results in a crash to desktop that is not caught by the VM exception handler.
This code is invalid, yes - the issue is that it does a crash-to-desktop instead of error-to-console.
Calls to non-existant virtual function causes CTD
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