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Something really odd  has been happening, which I  think is impossible,
but has  been happening regularly from  so many months that  I think it
must be real.

Just about any  program I write, but especially ones  which use sunview it
seems, end in segmentation errors when I run them. This in itself is not
very  unusual. The  odd thing  is that they  run perfectly  once or twice
or even  4 times,  and then  suddenly get  a segmentation  error before
the program can do anything.

So then I always delete the program, re-make it, and then everything is
fine for  a couple  of runs.  But now  the mean  number of  runs before
segmentation error is getting close to 1.  So I was wondering if anyone
could tell  me how to  increase the number  of runs before  my programs
lose their  freshness. I'm pretty sure  that the disk is  not to blame,
because the  number of  errors necessary to  produce this  effect would
certainly show up in other ways.

Does anyone recognise these symptoms?

Thanks for any help,

Alan Kennington.