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From: xiyuan qian <xiyuan@dns.hgs.com.cn>
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Subject: Segmentation fault - core dump?
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> xiyuan qian wrote:
> > 
> > Hi, I run a server program on two FreeBSD box. One is IBM Netfinity3000 (host1)
> > and the other is IBM PC Server 325(host2). On host2, everything seems OK, but
> > on host1, the program always suddenly core dumped. The result code is:
> > "Segmentation fault--core dumped" (Signal 11). The host1 has 128M mem and the
> > host2 64M mem. The kernel and all the others all the same. What's the reason?
> > How can I debug the core to find it?
> First of all 
> # man signal
>
> To debug program simplest way is to compile programm with -g switch and
> after its crashes run 
> # gdb progname progname.core
> In gdb shell type where
>

Thanks a lot. Now the debug result is: Program terminated with signal 11.
Segmentation fault. Can not access memory at address 0x8075080
#0 0x2e2f6 in printablestring()

What's the next for me to find out what's wrong?

--xiyuan


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