I\'m writing an immutable linked list class in C, but one method is mysteriously segfaulting.The code is intended to be roughly equivalent to this:
I am having a repeating seg fault while using SystemC.During initialization I set a value to 0.During operation of a testbench I am setting this value to 1 in a module (proc).This is a sc_signal varia
Working on some linux (Ubuntu) systems, running some in-house C and C++ apps (gcc). There is a long list of signals which are handled, such as SIGSEGV and SIGINT.On signal, the callstack is obtained
I\'ve got a simple class called object that I\'m having a problem with. Theres one method which causes a segfault if I call it. I don\'t understand why.
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We\'re running Ruby workers across a large number of machines using Resque. Every once in a while, we see segmentation faults in our Resque worker processes. It\'s hard to debug these, because they\'r
Not so long ago I\'ve installed Debian and configured it with my friend\'s help. Yesterday I have downloaded GCC 4.4 and I created a simple program to test it out.
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Getting a weird segmentation fault on following code when I try to pass a number into my application on command line.
Suppose I have a class like class A { int x; int y; public: getSum1() const { return getx() + y; } getSum2() const {
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