I have a simple C program which I can compile with the
simple command:
gcc cluster.c -lm
and it compiles fine on both Solaris and RH 5.0.
However, it only runs on Solaris. On RH 5.0, it
runs part way and then crashes with:
Segmentation violation
as the error. I have tried this with the stock gcc from RH5.0
and the egcs in the contrib directory. Anybody know what is up
here? I suspect it is the glibc but I am not knowledgable enough
on C to track down the problem. So I am looking for suggestions
as to what the problem could be and/or how to track it down, that
is, do I use gdb or something like that to find out what's causing
the Seg. fault?
Thanks,
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