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>I am building a module using the module builder, and whenever I try

>to build the module (or make it)  I get the following output, and obviously,
>an unsuccessful compilation:
>
>--- Format_to_Lattice.mdw.o ---
>	/usr/explorer/lib/cxMdw Format_to_Lattice
>--- dformat_module.o ---
>	rm -f dformat_module.o dformat_module.os  && cc -c -g -prototypes -cckr -float     -I/usr/explorer/include -I/usr/src/apps/explorer/sys/include -I/usr/include -DSYSV -DMALLOC_0_RETURNS_NULL -DFUNCPROTO -DNARROWPROTO    dformat_module.c  && ld -r dformat_module.o -o dformat_module.os  && mv dformat_module.os dformat_module.o
>--- Format_to_Lattice.mdw.o ---
>sh: 475 Bus error - core dumped
>*** Error code 138
>
>

Also, I have discovered something peculiar about the code generated by the
module builder.  I have a file in my directory named 
"Format_to_Lattice.mdw.c" which ends rather abruptly:

 
$tail Format_to_Lattice.mdw.c
  if (1 && !cxP_In_End_Variable) {
    end_var = NULL;
    cxMDWIfCoerce[8] = FALSE;
  }
  else {
  end_var = (cxParameter  *) cxP_In_End_Variable;
  }
  /* Assigning constant User Function variables. */
  /* Assigning whether data has changed to User Function variables. */
  /* Allocation of User Function variables. */
  atom_lattice = (cxLattice    * *) cxDataMalloc( ( s$


Any ideas?
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