I wrote a segmentation fault handler but the problem is, the instruction at which the fault is happening is restarted after going to the handler, and this causes the handler to go to infinite loop.
Can someone explai开发者_开发问答n why the sort below causes seg faults? Is this a known bug with g++ (sorting vector of pointers)? I am compiling with g++ 4.5.2.
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I\'m trying to read webpages using pyqt. I need to call a method multiple times with different URLs. I am currently using code similar to: http://blog.sitescraper.net/2010/06/scraping-javascript-webpa
This code fragment gives segfault on the line with ->, please note n=3 real_t _b[n+1]; real_t * b = 开发者_开发问答_b+1;
fprintf(fp,\"IP: %d:%.*s\\n\", ip, strstr(strstr(p->data, \"User-Agent:\"),\"\\n\") - strstr(p->data, \"User-Agent:\"),
I\'m writing a C program. It compiles fine but when I try to run the binary I get a seg fault. I ran gdb but I got a pr开发者_JS百科oblem at the following line
I\'m having a very odd problem that I\'m hoping someone has come across. class Letter { public: Letter() virtual ~Letter()
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I\'m using libcurl in my program, and running into a segfault. Before I filed a bug with the curl project, I thought I\'d do a little debugging.What I found seemed very odd to me, and I haven\'t been
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