Hello, Thanks for all your replies to my previous message about the "overflown relocation field".
I was trying to find a bug that makes my application crash. I failed at that but when I switched from using GHC 6.2.1 to version 6.0.1 (on Windows XP) the bug disappeared! That makes me happy because now I can release my software to my "customers" again. Still, it should work with 6.2.1, too. The bug only shows up now and then, completely impredictable, it seems. It complete crashes my program and I get a Windows dialogue asking me whether I want to send an error report to Microsoft :-) If I debug in Visual Studio the stack trace points into my code and not into the libraries I use (wxHaskell and SMILE (a C++ library for probabilistic networks)). So, I have a quite big application (a graphical editor for probabilistic networks) that uses two complicated libraries that crashes every once in a while under GHC 6.2.1 and not under 6.0.1. I was wondering how to report this problem to you. Has there been a significant change in the code generator since 6.0.1? I know that Martijn Schrage had exactly the same problem (random crashes) with his (huge) Proxima editor. That application also uses wxHaskell so it could be an interaction between GHC's code and wxHaskell... Cheers, Arjan _______________________________________________ Glasgow-haskell-bugs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/glasgow-haskell-bugs
