Re: [Tiny-cobol-users] Segmentation Fault - unable to trace

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Hi David,

I did try to debug as mentioned by you. But still no clue. Any luck with you?

TIA
Ravi

On Fri, 15 Jul 2005 02:27 , David Essex <de...@us...> sent:

>ravi :
>
> > Could someone pls help me with the following?
> > I am able to compile the programs without any error.
> > But I get "segmentation fault" on executing the binary.
> > One is calling program and the other called program.
> > gdb is also of no use in this case. I am unable to
> > proceed any further. Pls help.
> > I have attached both the programs in one single file.
>
>There is some sort of memory corruption problem in one of the literals 
>or identifiers.
>
>This is causing a segmentation fault when one of the identifiers gets 
>initialized due to the VALUE clause.
>
>Due to the large amount of literals and identifiers it is difficult to 
>isolate the problem, as the memory location where the problem occurs may 
>have only a casual relation to the problem.
>And since the memory location is corrupt, it is difficult, if not 
>impossible, to identify the problem statement.
>
>Anyway I will try to isolate the problem.
>
>BTW, if you which to look at the problem just compile the run-time with 
>the GCC '-g' option, and set the '.gdbinit' file with a break-point at 
>'b tcob_move'.
>The run the tests program (gdb BPVITD3), and use the continue command.
>
>
>
>
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