I\'m debugging a crash reported as: Exception Type:SIGSEGV Exception Codes: SEGV_ACCERR The crash is happening on the line that does numberOfFails++.
I am new with C programming language. I am learning C about linked list, trying to print \"hello world\", but I got a segmentation fault.
I\'m at a complete loss here... I\'m trying to convert a QImage to a QPixmap but my program keeps crashing with the following stack trace. What\'s weird is it works fine if the QRectF that I specify
I wrote a c program, compiled it and it ran fine. After a few compiles - it started giving me a segmentation fault. I renamed the folder, recompiled and it worked again.
Why could this code throw segmentation fault?:/ listeners =开发者_StackOverflow new vector<Listener*> ();
I am using a 64-bit 开发者_开发百科JVM (Oracle), when i try to allocate buffer sizes larger than256 MB it complains and throws a \"segmentation fault\" error. I and allocation direct memory buffers us
I am using tesseract project to convert image to string. However, SIGSEGV signal is sent (randomly ?) from he JNI.
I\'m having issues with autoloading classes in PHP\'s magic __sleep() method.Autoloading doesn\'t take place, so the class cannot be found.In an attempt to debug this I tried calling spl_autoload_func
I\'m getting an obnoxious segfault in PHP 5.3.6 (compiled from source, Slackware 13.1 x86, VPS in Linode). It is happening in both apache and nginx (fpm). Finally managed to get a core dump:
This piece of code is part of a large source code but the bug is here. int solve(int* unsolved_var) { int i;