Hi everybody.
It is sometime now that I asked for help regarding a particular SIGSEGV
problem. The problem was solved today. The real problem was elsewhere and
SIGSEGV must have cropped up as a side-effect.
I had initially worked on the c/c++ pgm in Windows. Had a few data files
that was used in
g++ is the gnu c/c++ compiler. ;)
On Thu, 4 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> G++? Do you mean C++, or is there Yet Another Language I Don't Know?
>
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What's the name of the program? Are you sure it's the latest version?
Beverly
On Thu, 4 May 2000, Deepa Karnad wrote:
> Hi.
> A g++ program is encountering problems during execution. There are no error
>messages as it gets linked and compiled. The executable file does not run though.
>Thes
At 19:32 04/05/00 +0530, Deepa Karnad wrote:
>Hi.
>A g++ program is encountering problems during execution. There are no
>error messages as it gets linked and compiled. The executable file does
>not run though. These are the error messages observed:
>'Program received a signal SIGSEGV, segmenta
> A g++ program is encountering problems during execution. There are no
> error messages as it gets linked and compiled. The executable file
> does not run though. These are the error messages observed: 'Program
> received a signal SIGSEGV, segmentation fault' OR 'Segmentation fault
> (core dumpe
> Deepa Karnad wrote:
>
> Hi.
> A g++ program is encountering problems during execution. There are no
> error messages as it gets linked and compiled. The executable file
> does not run though. These are the error messages observed:
> 'Program received a signal SIGSEGV, segmentation fault'
> OR
