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Article #52862Get "Memory fault" with gcc 1.40 and ISC Unix 2.2
From: Robert Crosson
Date: Mon, 18 May 1992 15:02
Date: Mon, 18 May 1992 15:02
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I think I remember this being discussed before, but it wasn't important to me then, so could somebody please point me in the right direction? I have gcc 1.40 running well enough on my ISC Unix 2.2 PC to have compiled X Windows Version 11 Release 5 Patchlevel 7 successfully. X11 works fine, and so does Emacs version 18.57, also compiled with this compiler. Now, however, I'm writing my own code that compiles successfully, but gets "Memory fault" at a malloc function call. Since I'm almost positive this is a FAQ, would someone please direct me appropriately? I haven't seen anything in the documentation. E-mail can be sent to crosson@cam.nist.gov. Thanks in advance. Bob Crosson crosson@cam.nist.gov
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