verma wrote:
> Thanks Ali for your response.
> Ali wrote:
>> I may be missing something, but if foo() is
>> your entry point, what are you returning to?
> Yes foo() is my entry point.
>
>> I think exit(0) is your only way out.
> Ok but why exit(0) is required. Why I can not use return 0.
>
Beca
Thanks Ali for your response.
Ali wrote:
>I may be missing something, but if foo() is
>your entry point, what are you returning to?
Yes foo() is my entry point.
>I think exit(0) is your only way out.
Ok but why exit(0) is required. Why I can not use return 0.
This message posted from opensolar
verma wrote:
> I tried to run a shared object.
> I am able to build and run the shared object after giving entry point and -I
> /user/lib/ld.so.1 option, but
> its giving segmentation fault after printing my printf statement.
> I changed the code from return(0) and call exit(0), now its working f
I tried to run a shared object.
I am able to build and run the shared object after giving entry point and -I
/user/lib/ld.so.1 option, but
its giving segmentation fault after printing my printf statement.
I changed the code from return(0) and call exit(0), now its working fine.
int
foo()
{
