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>If in the heat-of-the-moment protection is forgotten, could this be a
>General Protection Fault?

I'd say if the problem is with the male socket, it's a segmentation
fault, and if the problem is with the female socket, then it's a bus
error.  Either way you will dump core.  You might wish to abort(). If
not, debug wisely.

--Ram

David Gravereaux (davygrvy@netaxis.com) wrote:
>In article <3ukk35$5q7@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM>, tina@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM 
>says...
>>
>>In article <3ukhtm$kke@news.mindspring.com>,
>>Eric Friedman <efried@mindspring.com> wrote:
>>>tina@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM (Tina Marie) wrote:
>>>
>>>>"I want you to access my private members..."
>>>>"Oh yes, use my i/o functions..."
>>>
>>>Tina, if we have access to your private members,  are they protected?
>>>Or just accessed by friends? (Ouch :-)
>:
>:I always let my friends access my private members. :)
>:
>:I do believe in protected members with non-friend objects. :)
>:
>:Tina Marie



>If in the heat-of-the-moment protection is forgotten, could this be a 
>General Protection Fault?

> 
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