On Thu, 26 Oct 1995, Bernd S. Brentrup wrote:
> Here's a simple C++ program that segfaults unexpectedly. > Maybe I overlooked some required flags (there is no g++-elf command). ::::::::::::::::::::::: lots of stuff ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: > bora:~/tmp$ segv > Segmentation fault > bora:~/tmp$ > > The program is valid C++, so what's going on here? > Probably an improperly dereferenced pointer. I am having the same problem with code that I am working on. I traced it down to the for loop that parses commands. If I put a printf in the loop that prints all the pertinant values of context, the problem goes away. Because of the volumes of output, as well as the need to find out what is "really" wrong, this is not an adiquate solution. Anyone have any pointers of tracking down bad pointers? YHS, Dale
