segmentation-fault

问题 I'm new to assembly language and I have to implement a function, in my case sin(x), that could be called from a C source file. I have to make 2 separate files: *.c and *.s When compiling through gcc on ubuntu all good, but when the program executes it gives me the error "Segmentation fault"... To compile I type: gcc -c -o sinc.o sinx.c -g3 gcc -c -o sins.o sinx.s -g3 gcc -o sinx sinc.o sins.o -g3 When I start the program: ./sinx It prints: .......insert x: I put x in and then: segmentation

问题 I had my game working and then decided to try and implement a menu using the following tutorial. I did not use the tutorial to create the game that was in prior tutorials that he created. Whenever I compile and run the program it loads briefly, then closes and says Process terminated with status 3 (0 minutes, 1 seconds) in the build log of code::blocks . UPDATE: I have updated the code for the pastebin link to what I have now, the error I am now getting from the debugger is Program received

问题 This question already has answers here : What is the easiest way to make a C++ program crash? (29 answers) Closed 5 years ago . I'm trying to set up the way my server handles core dumps. In order to test it, I'd need a program that always segfaults. Is there a simple example program that always segfaults? 回答1: main; is portable, and segfault in 5chars. 回答2: main() { *(int *)0xdeadbeef = 37; } should do it. 回答3: try this: long* ptr = 0x0; //-- you can also use other random values and likely

问题 I'm working on a Qt project and often when I make a bunch of changes and build, when I run the program I get a random segmentation fault somewhere in the Qt framework. To fix it I have to rebuild and then it goes away. I found another person who had this issue and they received this answer: from: Segmentation fault in Qt application framework This makes it sound as though your build system isn't recognizing a dependency and that a change to that class definition isn't triggering a rebuild of

问题 I'm working on a Qt project and often when I make a bunch of changes and build, when I run the program I get a random segmentation fault somewhere in the Qt framework. To fix it I have to rebuild and then it goes away. I found another person who had this issue and they received this answer: from: Segmentation fault in Qt application framework This makes it sound as though your build system isn't recognizing a dependency and that a change to that class definition isn't triggering a rebuild of

问题 I have a class similar to the following. It has a nested enum OptionTag. class MediaPacket { public: struct RtcpAppName { char mName[RTCP_APPNAME_LENGTH]; }; enum OptionTag { RESERVED = 0, PROFILE = 1, LATENCY = 2, PKTLOSS = 3, JITTER = 4, LEGACYMIX = 5, LASTTAG = 255 }; .... .... list<OptionTag> GetOptions(unsigned int ssrc) const; }; For this I created a swig interface as follows %module mediaopts_packet %include "stdint.i" //Redefining nested structure in swig struct RtcpAppName { char

问题 I am learning C and trying to make a function that would create an array of arrays of strings. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> void parse(char ***aoa) { char *string = calloc(9, sizeof(char)); //create a string of size 8+1 strcpy(string, "hi world"); // put text in that array char **array = calloc(10, sizeof(char *)); //create an array of strings aoa = calloc(10, sizeof(char *)); //create and array of arrays aoa[0] = array; //assign string array to the 0th elements

问题 I implemented a programming question from this link in C++ but I am getting a segmentation fault in the pop() operation with my code. I am fairly new to C++ and can not seem to find the error myself. #include<iostream> #include<stack> using namespace std; void printNge(int *arr); int main() { int arr[] = {1,4,2,6,3,8,7,2,6}; printNge(arr); return 0; } void printNge(int *arr) { stack<int> st; st.push(arr[0]); for(int i=1; i<9;i++) { while((st.top() < arr[i]) && (!st.empty())) { cout <<

问题 I'm admittedly a straight-C newbie, but this has got me stumped. I'm working on a linked list implementation for practice, and I'm getting a segfault by simply adding a variable to the split_node function: #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdlib.h> struct Node { struct Node *child; char *content; }; void print_list(struct Node node); void split_node(struct Node *node, int position); int main() { struct Node head, second, third; head.content = "first"; second.content = "second"

问题 I'm developing a Tkinter GUI for a python project. Everything was fine yesterday, but today my mac immediately crashes (back to log-in screen) when I run the mainloop() command. I've tried to isolate the issue by cutting back GUI features, but nothing helped. The problem even occurs with the simplest of GUIs. I'm using this demo code: from tkinter import Tk, Label, Button class MyFirstGUI: def __init__(self, master): self.master = master master.title("A simple GUI") root = Tk() my_gui =