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Dan (dbentley@metz.une.edu.au) wrote:
: Dimitri Maziuk (dima@eris.dev.null) wrote:
: : Also, you haven't upgraded your libraries lately, by any chance?
: : -- newer libc would give you segfaults where older versions didn't.
: : 
: I have not upgraded, but I am using the libraries that came with gcc
: 2.7.2. I have tried running the program under UNIX, and it works just
: fine, so it appears to be a library problem.

: Does anyone know of a fix to the problem (or if a very recent version
: fixes the problem)? In any case, where can I get a version that fixes the
: problem (either an older version, or a more recent one)?

it allocate a block of memory and get a segmentation fault, it would have 
to be a pretty big!.

what compiler switches are you using?

also, if you isolate just the memory allocations, do you still get the 
same problem?



....that's the only thing i can suggest really without looking at the 
complete program.

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