I\'m using twisted with gtk (and gtk2reactor). My application crashes in a strange way. So far this is the second time it\'s crashed in this way. The previous time was about a开发者_JS百科 month ago.
When I execute the following code; I get a seg fault every time!Is this a known bug?How can I make this code work?
I am a newbie to the C/CPP application and analysing an issue with a piece of C/CPP code. I came across a Segmentation Fault error and I am not to identify the root cause of the segmentation fault.
I have an application running on Solaris 8 (SunOS 5.8 Generic_108528-27 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire-880) and it\'s running good for several days until recently it crashed. There was a watchdog module wh
I decided to upgrade to 1.9.2 ruby yesterday and also installed rvm to do it. I ran a few recent files I had working previously on 1.8.7 but anything requiring nokogiri fails with the following errors
I currently have a problem implementing the following scenario using the following configuration: GCC 3.4, Linux.
I have a strange problem by initiating a class object. The problem is as strange as well not easily reproducible. However I will try to give an indicating example.
In the given example below I try to set the stacksize to 1kb. Why is it now possible to allocate an array of ints on the stack with size 8kb in foo() ?
A homework project I\'m working on uses static and dynamic arrays. However, I\'m not implementing the dynamic arrays yet and this is a weird discrepancy trying to get the length of my static arrays.
I\'ve looked over this about 15 times by now to no avail. I cannot understand why this is seg faulting? It doesn\'t even get to the \"print\" statement which makes no sense. the error codes actually d