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In <nevin-2102961337260001@150.135.1.79> nevin@CS.Arizona.EDU (Nevin ":-]" Liber) writes:

>In article <danpop.824848375@rscernix>, danpop@mail.cern.ch (Dan Pop) wrote:
>
>> In <nevin-1902962035300001@150.135.1.79> nevin@CS.Arizona.EDU (Nevin
>":-]" Liber) writes:
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>> >Unix users accept even more crap than the rest of us.  I've had far, far
>> >more apps under Unix core dump than I've had Macintosh applications crash.
>
>> You "forgot" to provide a few examples.
>
>Well, I've posted them a number of times before.
>
>Off the top of my head, here is some of the Unix crap I've managed to core
>dump within the last year, without even trying:  gcc, gdb, dbx, trn, elm,
>netscape, mosaic.

By "examples" I meant complete and reproducible recipes to get a
coredump, e.g. a source code which will crash gcc, a command which will
crash gdb, a URL which which will crash netscape (BTW, I wasn't aware
that netscape is "Unix crap", I thought it runs on the Mac as well), etc.

I used most of these tools (except dbx and trn) as well and they _never_ 
crashed on me, with the exception of beta versions of netscape.

Dan
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