I just finish writing LAB2 with no errors when compiling, but once i run
it, i get "segmentati on fault".. i don't know what is wrong, can anyoen
tell me what it means and how i can fix it? thx!
21  8309  us**@domain.inv alid spoke thus: I just finish writing LAB2 with no errors when compiling, but once i run
it, i get "segmentati on fault".. i don't know what is wrong, can anyoen
tell me what it means and how i can fix it? thx!
You inadvertently drew a pentagram on your screen and thereby summoned
The Lord of Vague Usenet Postings, causing your error. That's just a
guess, however. Another guess is that LAB2, whatever the heck it was,
involved pointers or memory allocation, and that you messed it up.
"Segmentati on fault" means that you did something wrong, but nothing
more can be gleaned from it without looking at your code. If you post
it, someone may be kind enough to help you.
--
Christopher Benson-Manica | I *should* know what I'm talking about - if I
ataru(at)cybers pace.org | don't, I need to know. Flames welcome. us**@domain.inv alid wrote:
I just finish writing LAB2 with no errors when compiling,
but once i run it, i get "segmentati on fault"
.. i don't know what is wrong, can anyoen
tell me what it means and how i can fix it? thx!
Write the smallest similar program that compiles
and gives the same runtime error. Then post the code.
--
pete
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004 us**@domain.inv alid wrote: I just finish writing LAB2 with no errors when compiling, but once i run
it, i get "segmentati on fault".. i don't know what is wrong, can anyoen
tell me what it means and how i can fix it? thx!
It means you made a mistake in your program. The fix is to stop writing
bad code. Without further information I cannot be more specific.
--
Send e-mail to: darrell at cs dot toronto dot edu
Don't send e-mail to vi************@ whitehouse.gov us**@domain.inv alid wrote: I just finish writing LAB2 with no errors when compiling, but once i run
it, i get "segmentati on fault".. i don't know what is wrong, can anyoen
tell me what it means and how i can fix it? thx!
Stop dereferencing invalid pointers.
--
Martin Ambuhl
>> I just finish writing LAB2 with no errors when compiling, but once i run it, i get "segmentati on fault".. i don't know what is wrong, can anyoen
tell me what it means and how i can fix it? thx!
Stop dereferencing invalid pointers.
What a guess :)
Do the statistics say so that it's most likely to be an invalid pointer?
"Jan Engelhardt" <je*****@linux0 1.gwdg.de> wrote in message
news:Pi******** *************** *******@yvahk01 .tjqt.qr... I just finish writing LAB2 with no errors when compiling, but once i
run it, i get "segmentati on fault".. i don't know what is wrong, can anyoen
tell me what it means and how i can fix it? thx!
Stop dereferencing invalid pointers.
What a guess :)
Do the statistics say so that it's most likely to be an invalid pointer?
Yes. The statistics show that 100% of segmentation faults are caused by
derefencing an invalid pointer.
Peter Pichler wrote: "Jan Engelhardt" <je*****@linux0 1.gwdg.de> wrote in message
news:Pi******** *************** *******@yvahk01 .tjqt.qr... >> I just finish writing LAB2 with no errors when compiling, but once i run >> it, i get "segmentati on fault".. i don't know what is wrong, can anyoen
>> tell me what it means and how i can fix it? thx!
>
>Stop dereferencing invalid pointers.
What a guess :)
Do the statistics say so that it's most likely to be an invalid pointer?
Yes. The statistics show that 100% of segmentation faults are caused by
derefencing an invalid pointer.
$ cat recurse.c
int main() { return main(); }
$ gcc -ansi -pedantic recurse.c
$ ./a.out
Segmentation fault
Jeremy.
"Jeremy Yallop" <je****@jdyallo p.freeserve.co. uk> wrote in message
news:sl******** ***********@heh e.cl.cam.ac.uk. .. Peter Pichler wrote:
Yes. The statistics show that 100% of segmentation faults are caused by
derefencing an invalid pointer.
$ cat recurse.c
int main() { return main(); }
$ gcc -ansi -pedantic recurse.c
$ ./a.out
Segmentation fault
Your example involves dereferencing an invalid pointer.
Peter Pichler wrote: "Jeremy Yallop" <je****@jdyallo p.freeserve.co. uk> wrote in message
news:sl******** ***********@heh e.cl.cam.ac.uk. .. Peter Pichler wrote: >
> Yes. The statistics show that 100% of segmentation faults are caused by
> derefencing an invalid pointer.
$ cat recurse.c
int main() { return main(); }
$ gcc -ansi -pedantic recurse.c
$ ./a.out
Segmentation fault
Your example involves dereferencing an invalid pointer.
Really? At which point, and for what reason, does the pointer become
invalid?
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