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Possible Duplicate: glibc detected error Hi, I was executing my project in GNU C++ when i received this error when i pressed an option in the switch case. As rest of the program is executing fine i am left with this error. I don't know what it is and why it occurs. Please explain and guide me as to where i may start to look in my program. Error Details: *** glibc detected *** ./test.out: free(): invalid pointer: 0xbfb1c874 *** ======= Backtrace: ========= /lib/libc.so.6[0x55c0f1] /lib/libc.so.6(cfree+0x90)[0x55fbc0] ./test.out[0x809f855] ./test.out[0x804fbc0] ./test.out[0x804f9bb] ./test.out

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Till now, I only know how to exit a program by gnu arm assembly. #exit(0) mov r0, #0 # return code mov r7, #1 # supervisor service number svc # call supervisor service But there are still many other syscalls like read, write, fork... I suppose that each of them will require different service number, different numbers of registers as arguments and different rules on how to use registers. My question is where I can get information on writing assembly for each of them. I searched google but the information is less on this topic. You can take an approach like Android's Bionic and generate sys call

I have a question about mixed-language programming (C/C++ and FORTRAN) using gcc and gfortran. I've searched plenty of "mixing fortran with language X" and haven't been able to resolve this. I'm not sure if this is a linking problem or a compiler problem, or both. I've created three files and I'm using GNU Autotools to build the crude application, but should be able to build the app from command line independently. The C File (main.c) will be the driving app, that calls several FORTRAN functions: /* this is a simple program */ #include <stdio.h> /* add the extern function definition */

Just wondering, is the GNU C Library (glibc) usable on non-GNU and/or non-POSIX platforms such as Microsoft Windows? Yes, its possible in theory, but not really worth it in practice. You would need to port the syscall interface, dynamic linker, and other parts to Windows or your platform of choice, and Glibc is not an ideal candidate for this. If you really need a self contained C library, I would consider newlib or uClibc (or FreeBSD's/OpenBSD's libc) over glibc. Glibc is a complex beast, the alternatives are much smaller and easier to understand. It is provided that glibc has been ported to