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- From: Watson <sayegh@fokus.gmd.de>
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- Subject: Re: SIGBUS - What are the possible causes?
- Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 17:41:46 +0100
- Organization: GMD FOKUS - Research Institute for Open Communication Systems
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- McGuire wrote:
-
- > I am trying to compile a program under gcc 2.7.0 that works under the
- > native HP-UX 9.05 cc. In one routine I get a SIGBUS error. When I
- > ignore the SIGBUS error, I get a segmentation violation. When I add
-
- To ignore the SIGBUS signal is possibly the fastest
- method for debugging :-) I really had to laugh, sorry...
-
- > some code to test what might be happening, the location at which the
- > error occurs appears to change (I am using gdb under xemacs). Does
- > anyone have any ideas as to what the possible causes of such an error
- > might be.
-
- Seriously: that's not enough information. You must send the critical
- part of your sources...
-
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