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- From: ralf@ark.franken.de (Ralf W. Stephan)
- Subject: Re: Are str* functions okay in C++?
- Message-ID: <1996Mar9.081707.680@ark.franken.de>
- Organization: his desk writing an article
- Date: Sat, 9 Mar 1996 08:17:07 GMT
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- I'd suspect some pointer snafu/overwrite in your code that silently
- passes on the other machine but doesn't go unrecognized under Linux.
- I'd suggest using a debugging library like libefence, or better,
- libdmalloc. Even better (and more to the spirit of C++) would be
- if you used string instead of char*.
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- Good luck,
- ralf
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