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ag> From: drosos@abrdr.dreo.dnd.ca (Tasos Drosopoulos) writes:
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ag> I designed. The program runs fine and gives me the right results. However, at 
ag> the end it throws me a segmentation fault message. Interestingly enough, 
ag> the g++ 2.7.0 that I compiled from the GNU sources for our lab's Sparkstation 

I propose that you run it under gdb which means that you compile
everthing with `-g' that you're linking with (of your own stuff,
`-lg++' you can trust for now). Usually, backtracing with gdb
localizes the problem, where you stil need to do your own sleuthing.

I always main two version of the same library, libMy++.a and
libMy++_debug.a. In case of any hanky-panky like a segfault, I switch 
to the latter, which also features bound checking. Many segfaults are
due to boundaries overruns.

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