Ah, I've read Stefan's Hardened patch, and yes, it is much simpler &
superior than the patch that Michael Vergoz proposed.
Yes yes :D I simply never get the segfault - so i can control the process
execution. other way other idea other man.
I had implemented this way with sigaltstack() the probl
Ah, I've read Stefan's Hardened patch, and yes, it is much simpler &
superior than the patch that Michael Vergoz proposed.
Yes yes :D I simply never get the segfault - so i can control the process
execution. other way other idea other man.
I had implemented this way with sigaltstack() the probl
On Feb 26, 2006, at 22:17 , Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
D. Walsh wrote:
On Feb 24, 2006, at 07:11 , Wez Furlong wrote:
My suggestion is to download, compile and use valgrind and see what
problems that highlights in your code.
Since you are specifically directing me to do this I will attempt
to ge
D. Walsh wrote:
On Feb 24, 2006, at 07:11 , Wez Furlong wrote:
My suggestion is to download, compile and use valgrind and see what
problems that highlights in your code.
Since you are specifically directing me to do this I will attempt to get
valgrind installed and working in Mac OSX, as so
On Feb 24, 2006, at 07:11 , Wez Furlong wrote:
My suggestion is to download, compile and use valgrind and see what
problems that highlights in your code.
Since you are specifically directing me to do this I will attempt to
get valgrind installed and working in Mac OSX, as soon as I have tha
Using recursive functions without any constraint is a bad programming
practice, period. You should always implement a pop/push stack in those
situations to avoid getting into infinite or near infinite recursion.
Ilia
OK, but the good compilers/interpreters don't segfault..
This time its my t
Using recursive functions without any constraint is a bad programming
practice, period. You should always implement a pop/push stack in those
situations to avoid getting into infinite or near infinite recursion.
Ilia
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Hello,
I reply to Nuno because i think its post is the more objective i have seen.
The stack grows up/down is easy to know as Nuno said.
What more ? 5 functions, 3 global vars, some checks into recursive function
that all... Nothing impressive and it's a pruposing. It's sure that i need
more ti
