Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
> Please file a bug against binutils-gold if one doesn't already exist for that
> issue. The code you posted is almost trivially valid, so I'd say there must
> be some serious problems with that version of binutils-gold.
I've filled bug #585051
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On Tuesday 08 June 2010 07:14:15 a...@renevier.net wrote:
> a...@renevier.net wrote:
> > hi, I experience a segfault when using strlen. First time it happened
> > was when doing:
> > strlen(argv[0])
>
> I investigated more. Actually, for some reason, I had binutils-gold
> installed. Removing it t
a...@renevier.net wrote:
>
> hi, I experience a segfault when using strlen. First time it happened was
> when doing:
> strlen(argv[0]), but it also happens when doing strlen(stdup(argv[0])) and in
> some other configurations. When a string triggers a segfault, I can printf it
> correctly, what's
On Tue Jun 08, 2010 at 10:55:03 +, a...@renevier.net wrote:
> its correct place (so, what's wrong with strlen?).
I'm going to guess hardware problem. Code looks valid, code works
for me.
Run "memtest" on your machine and see if that throws out any errors?
Steve
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hi, I experience a segfault when using strlen. First time it happened was
when doing:
strlen(argv[0]), but it also happens when doing strlen(stdup(argv[0])) and in
some other configurations. When a string triggers a segfault, I can printf it
correctly, what's more: I can also traverse the string
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