I use "plplot" a fairly nice plotting package which enables me to call
graphics from within c or fortran code. With Redhat 4.2 or 5.0
opposed to Caldera, I get segmentation faults and core dumps upon
closing of the xwindows. The following script solves the problem
in a rather ugly way. ( This script is a slight modification of one that
fixed a Netscape 3.1 problem that Netscape 4. doesn't have.
#!/bin/sh
export LD_PRELOAD="/lib/gnumalloc.so"
exec $1
Is there an elegant solution to this problem? Calling the script "run"
and then invoking a program with: run program_name seems to me a kludge.
Thanks in advance.
Jack Kossler
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