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- From: David Shaffer <dshaffer@traffic.jam.net>
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: malloc
- Date: Mon, 05 Feb 1996 17:39:25 -0600
- Organization: Shaffer Systems
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- Why does malloc itself give a sigsegv?
- gdb info should be attached to this message.
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- David Shaffer
- http://traffic.jam.net/~dshaffer
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- Starting program: /home/moi/UCO/dbms/prog1
- converting prog1.dat to binary file prog1.bin...
- initializing data base... prog1.bin to hash file hash.dat...
- initializing hash table entries... depth of this table is 0
- creating a bucket at file location 0...
- creating a bucket at file location 1200...
- creating a bucket at file location 2400...
- creating a bucket at file location 3600...
- creating a bucket at file location 4800...
- creating a bucket at file location 6000...
- creating a bucket at file location 7200...
- creating a bucket at file location 8400...
- creating a bucket at file location 9600...
- creating a bucket at file location 10800...
- creating a bucket at file location 12000...
- creating a bucket at file location 13200...
- creating a bucket at file location 14400...
- creating a bucket at file location 15600...
- creating a bucket at file location 16800...
- creating a bucket at file location 18000...
- split occurring for B at depth 0 for an entry of BUFF
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- Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
- 0x2df4 in malloc ()
- (gdb)
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