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Dan wrote:
> 
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> 2) This is the one I can not fix (Electric fence found this one at a
> higher level than where the code was crashing): I am using strcpy to copy
> a string. The destination string has been allocated the right ammount of
> memory, but when it copies, I get the segmentation fault. I do have
> another way round the problem if I can not figure out why it is crashing.

Ah.  Do you declare the string as char * or as char[] ?
IIRC gcc treats char * strings as constants, or something 
like that -- see the -fwritable-strings option in gcc manpage.
If that's the case, try using char arrays instead of pointers.
BTW I think there's also string class in libg++ (or was libstdc++ ?)

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