My rails app with apache + passenger works just fine at the beginning. However, after running for a while, I encountered following error:
Using the DevC++ debugger (still new to it), I\'m pretty sure I\'ve isolated a segfault scenario, but I\'ve got no idea why it\'s happening.
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I\'m developing a Symbian application. I\'ve written a system for easily changing views, roughly like this:
I wrote a Linux program based on a buggy open source library. This library sometimes triggers segfaults that I cannot control. And of course once the library has segfaults, the entire program dies. Ho
I need to access a static data member from a destructor, but on program exit it seems that it cannot be guaranteed to still exist! For some reason, the static members are being destroyed whilst there
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Hello I\'m developing a shared libraryin c++ and I\'m testing it using a QT interface. Everything seemed ok, but suddenly the application crashed and give me the following core dump:
I have two helper functions to break up strings in the format of decimal prices ie. \"23.00\", \"2.30\"
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