Ok, I found it, there was a bug in my code. Anna
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- Subject: Re: memory problem?
- From: Galloth <lordgalloth@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jul 2009 17:00:47 +0200
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I myself would focus on memory operations, such as allocation/deallocation of the memory. Try valgrind to test, if your memory management is correct. Jan 2009/7/22 Anna Sidera <eep6sa1@xxxxxxxxx>: > Hello, > > I wrote a simulation program in gcc and it was running without any problem on a unix server. > > Now I am running it on another unix server with the same input paramters. It runs for some time and then I get segmentation fault. > > Can you please tell me what may be the problem? > > Anna > -- Jan Kastil galloth@xxxxxxxxx
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