Hi, there is this morphological analyzer (open source, written in OCml) named ocamorph. download and make instructions here The java binding is buggy and I'll have to fix it and after a few hours of struggle now it seems to me it'll take a few days to fix it as I'm not familiar with C, JNI, OCml and this particular software. Here you c...
When an assert fails or there is a segmentation fault, it would be very convenient that one of the following happens: Program ask whether to run a debugger. Program waits with crashing until debugger is attached. Program leaves something (core dump?) that we can resume execution from this point and investigate. The question is quite ...
Hi, I have this function which is called about 1000 times from main(). When i initialize a pointer in this function using malloc(), seg fault occurs, possibly because i did not free() it before leaving the function. Now, I tried free()ing the pointer before returning to main, but its of no use, eventually a seg fault occurs. The above...
My definition of priority queue is: template<typename Node, typename Cmp = std::less<Node> > struct deref_compare : std::binary_function<Node*,Node*,bool> { deref_compare(Cmp const& cmp = Cmp()) : cmp(cmp) {} bool operator()(Node* a, Node* b) const { return (a->getfValue()> b->getfValue()); } private: Cmp c...
#include<iostream> #include<string> using namespace std; int main() { char arr[1000][80]; char output[1000][80]; int n,i,j; int num[1000]; cin>>n; for(i=0;i<n;i++) { cin>>num[i]; cin>>arr[i]; } for(i=0;i<n;i++) { for(j=(num[i]-1);j<(strlen(arr[i])-1);j++) { arr[i][j]=arr[i][j+1]...
I have observed that sometimes in C programs, if we have a printf in code anywhere before a segmentation fault, it does not print. Why is it so? ...
I'm having a problem with a Cocoa application I am writing. It has to parse a timestamped file that is updated every hour, and during testing it keeps crashing consistently at around 11:45 PM due to a segmentation fault. I'm assuming I must be messaging an object that has been deallocated. What tools are provided with the Xcode install t...
In this code, for vector size, n >=32767, it gives segmentation fault, but upto 32766, it runs fine. What could be the error? This is full code. #include<cstdio> #include<cstring> #include<cmath> #include<queue> #include<utility> #include<algorithm> #include<sys/time.h> using namespace std; #define MAX 100000 bool compare(pair<int,int>...
I've got a C++ unit test that produces useful output to stderr, and mostly noise (unless I'm debugging) to stdout, so I'd like to redirect the stdout to /dev/null. Curiously enough, doing this seems to cause a segmentation fault. Is there any reason why code might seg fault with "> /dev/null" and run fine otherwise? The output is prod...
EDIT: Is it possible to NOT use new? (do not dynamically allocating memory) I think it is push that is wrong, but I don't know where, how, and why. here is the code: struct Node { string fileName; Node *link; }; int size(Node *&flist) { int count = 0; Node *tempPtr = flist; while (tempPtr != 0) { count += 1; ...
I'm debugging an application and it segfaults at a position where it is almost impossible to determine which of the many instances causes the segfault. I figured that if I'm able to resolve the position at which the object is created, I will know which instance is causing the problem and resolve the bug. To be able to retrieve this inf...
I am writing a plugin for audacious, and I am experiencing random segfaults. I looked around and I found that I can process the program's core dumps with gdb. So I did that, and I got this output: http://pastebin.com/m7d0d663d As you can see, it says no debugging symbols where found anywhere. I want to compile audacious with debuggin...
This is a mad-hack, but I am trying to deliberately cause a segfault at a particular point in execution, so valgrind will give me a stack trace. If there is a better way to do this please tell me, but I would still be curious to know how to deliberaly cause a segfault, and why my attempt didn't work. This is my failed attempt: long* p...
What are some of the general reasons for Memory Leakage and Segmentation Fault kind of errors ? ...
I am trying to write code to reverse a string in place (I'm just trying to get better at C programming and pointer manipulation), but I cannot figure out why I am getting a segmentation fault: int main() { char* s = "teststring"; reverse(s); return 0; } reverse(char* s) { int i,j; char temp; for (i=0,j=(strlen...
I'm using an STL Queue as an input queue, it's containing std::strings, which I have aliased as String using a typedef. I'm reading the input string off a socket - using Berkeley sockets. It is read into a char buffer array and then used to set a string which is passed to the queue. It only happens for the input queue - the output que...
Why is this code throwing up a SIGSEGV: int main() { unsigned long toshuffle[9765625]; unsigned long i; for (i=0; i< 1000; i++) toshuffle[i]= i; return 0; } Pointers will be appreciated. (No Pun intended :)) ...
I have some ANSI C code that I developed on my Mac, but when I tried running it on our school's Linux servers I get a segfault. The specific line that is causing me trouble is a getc from a file pointer. The file does exist. Here is the method in question: // inits lists with all data in fp file pointer // returns # of lines read int...
Hi I have this piece of code here: These are functions used to create and stop a pthread: void WatchdogController::conscious_process_handler_start() { if ( debug ) cout << "WatchdogController: starting conscious process thread" << endl; cn_pr_thread_active = true; if ( pthread_create( &cn_pr_thread, NULL, conscious_proc...
Someone please see my code at this link for input taken from this file( 2.2 mb file). This produces seg fault. By gdb, it shows seg fault in _vfprintf_r(). But when I comment line 41 and uncomment 38 (a null statement), there is no segmentation fault. line no 41 is just print statement. Someone please help. I am frustated and wasted a da...