I have a VPS running 64-bit Debian Lenny, and I\'m deploying a couple of Rails 3 apps. I have no problem locally, but whenever Rake is run from the command line (or capistrano) Rake segfaults, and co
I been trying to fix this very weird problem since 1 or 2 weeks ago. I am trying to read DICOM images using ITK and afterwards do some processing.
I\'ve been pulling my hair out over a strange issue... from what I can tell, is_file() is causing a segfault when checking a particular file:
A CLI program of mine compiles and runs fine on windows. Compiles fine on linux, but causes a segmentation fault when running.
I\'m getting problems with the following type of code: int* myPointer1 = malloc(50 * sizeof(int)); int* myPointer2 = malloc(50 * sizeof(int));
I\'m implementing the backend for a JavaScript JIT compiler that produces x86 code. Sometimes, as the result of bugs, I get segmentat开发者_JAVA百科ion faults. It can be quite difficult to trace back
I\'m writing a small console game with ncurses (as a learning task) and I\'ve already had some minor problems (it has been the first time I\'ve been using lists in C), yet there never was a real shows
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so I was trying to make a GPGPU emulator with c & pthreads but ran into a rather strange problem which I have no idea why its occurring. The code is as below: