In short, it means that it crashed. This could be for a number of reasons:
* A bug in PSPP.
* A bug in your Operating System.
* A fault in the hardware of your computer.
When reporting problems like this, for the best chance of getting it fixed
please state:
1. The version of PSPP you are running.
2. The Operating System and hardware on which you are running it.
3. The contents of the pspp.jnl file is also usefull.
4. If the problem is repeatable, then the precise steps necessary to
make it happen - and, if applicable, a copy of any syntax files or
.sav files involved.
Regards,
J'
On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 01:56:14PM +0200, trine schow wrote:
Hi All
Can someone help me. I just started using PSPP and started to buildup my
database.
First the program just shuts down without any warning. When I opened and
started typing again and wanted to save I got this message
The instruction at "0x7c0936822" refered memory at "0x00000034". Memory
could not "read".
anyone knows what this means?
Trine
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