Comment #1 on issue 30 by [email protected]: Trying to use `range()' with very big difference between two arguments results in segmentation fault
http://code.google.com/p/vim/issues/detail?id=30
Do you get anything else on stderr immediately before the "Caught deadly signal" message?
I don't know where this SIGABRT is generated, but that signal is deadly: it can be caught, it cannot be blocked; it is usually generated by a library to signal a fatal condition from which no recovery is possible, the program can only clean up and exit.
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