Mike Almogy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I getting some errors about core dump.
> What does it means ?
Basically, it means that your program crashed. It also "dumped core",
i.e. left a copy of the contents of the RAM memory in your current
directory (look for a file named "core", probably large). In
principle, you can try to reconstruct what happened by "debugging
core", but I'd say it is the last resort even for people who know how.
Thus, the "core dump" message does not say much about what happened,
the dump is the result of whatever internal error occurred. If there
are any other error messages, they will be of more help. If they are
not sufficient, you'll have to debug your program.
Finally, if you are not going to debug the core, you don't want the
core files. Set "ulimit -c 0" to prevent core dumping.
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Oleg Goldshmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BLOOMBERG L.P. (BFM) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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