Ansgar
I have a program coded in C that will not run. The code compiles
without problem, but when I attempt a run I receive a memory fault and
a core dump. I tried using the symbolic debugger and received the line
'Memory Fault (11) (sig 11) at address'. I did look up the signal and
discovered 11 is a segmentation violation, but I am not exactly sure what
that means.
If someone could point me to the proper manual or attempt an explanation
I would greatly appreciate the effort. Please respond by mail. Thanks in
advance.
Steven Kilby
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Steven M. Kilby Univ. of Cincinnati, College of Business Administration
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