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In <1992Dec21.181140.21504@news2.cis.umn.edu> coyle@mars.cs.umn.edu (Mark Stephan Coyle) writes:
| *****Well I am glad I fit in with what Dave expects from a programmer (-:)
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| Thanks for the response.  As I said, the code works fine on other machines,
| including Sparcs, Suns, and another SGI.  But on this machine, I get the following:
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| dbx a.out
| dbx version 2.10 11/15/91 2:02
| Type 'help' for help.
| Reading symbolic information of `a.out' . . .
| main:29   29  sock=socket(AF_INET,SOCK_DGRAM,0);
| (dbx) run 2001
| Interrupt
| (dbx) run 2001
| Process 14353 (a.out) started
| Process 14353 (a.out) Segmentation fault [main:42 +0x8,0x4002d8]
|   42  bcopy(hp->h_addr, &(server.sin_addr.s_addr),hp->h_length);
| (dbx) where
| >  0 main(argc = 2, argv = 0x7fffc784) ["/usr/people/coyle/devel/flight/Sockets/i_net_send.c":42, 0x4002d8]
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| Interstingly, and possibly connected, is what I get when I try to print
| out some simple tracing commands using printf.  Note that I segment fault
| if I do the gethostbyname call, and then use printf, even if I exit immediately after the printf call:

Your test program works fine for me, -O, and -g, on 3 different
machines, with 3 different OS's and development releases...

That is whether the gethostbyname succeeds or fails (I tried
both).
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because whoever is silent dissents.             |   Silicon Graphics, Inc.
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