Hello all. My name's Bart. I use Red Hat Linux 7.1 when writing compiling
c++ programs. I'm a novice to c++ and Linux. Basically,I've written a
program which writes one-dimentional character arrays to the hard drive and
reads them back from it for display, when indicated by the user. It
On Thu, 31 Oct 2002, Bart s wrote:
believe that the core is the Linux kernel
Not really. If you find someone with a gray beard they might be able to
show you some core. Early machines had ferrite donuts (cores) for their
memory, and therefore a core dump was merely dumping the content of
The core file isn't the kernel, from what I understand its the area of
memory your program was using when it crashed.
You can use a debugging tool on core files (like gdb or kdbg)...i don't
know how this will help you but thats about all I know about core
files...and I'm not too good at c++
On Thu, Oct 31, 2002 at 12:16:02AM +1100, Bart s wrote:
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Subject: [SLUG] runtime error for c++ prog
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2002 00:16:02 +1100
Hello all. My name's Bart. I use Red Hat Linux 7.1 when writing compiling
c++ programs. I'm
