Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/12/01/08:08:29
[I would have written this in private Email, but there seems to be
no usable EMail address].
In article <73r4ti$33e10 AT kirk DOT tinet DOT ie> you wrote:
> G:\>gcc
> Exiting due to signal SIGSEGV
> General Protection Fault at eip=3D000157ea
> eax=3Dffffffe0 ebx=3D000653d8 ecx=3D00065284 edx=3Dffffffe0 =
> esi=3D0006dd48 edi=3D00000002
> ebp=3D3d697661 esp=3D000653c0 =
> program=3D*.gif=3D01;34:*.bmp=3D01;34:*.ppm=3D01;34:*.tga=3D01;3
> 4:*.xbm=3D01;34:*.xpm=3D01;34:*.tif=3D01;34:*.mpg=3D01;37:*.avi=3D01;37:*=
> .gl=3D01;37:*.dl=3D01
> ;37:*~=3D08:*.bak=3D08:
> /lib/gcc-lib/djgpp/2.81/specs
> cs: sel=3D00af base=3D82e13000 limit=3D0006ffff
> ds: sel=3D00b7 base=3D82e13000 limit=3D0006ffff
> es: sel=3D00b7 base=3D82e13000 limit=3D0006ffff
> fs: sel=3D0087 base=3D0000cf80 limit=3D0000ffff
> gs: sel=3D00c7 base=3D00000000 limit=3D0010ffff
> ss: sel=3D00b7 base=3D82e13000 limit=3D0006ffff
> App stack: [000656d0..000256d0] Exceptn stack: [000255b0..00023670]
> Call frame traceback EIPs:
> 0x000157ea
Is there any chance you have a virus in your system? I ask because,
from this display, it seems as if the executable code of 'gcc.exe' had
become corrupted during execution. The text after 'program=' is
complete garbage, in fact it's part of the content of the 'DJGPP.ENV'
file, which is normally read during the startup phase of any
DJGPP-compiled program, like gcc.exe is.
Other things to check:
1) Does this happen even for 'gcc -v'
2) The place where you got that DJGPP installation from.
3) And, obviously: get an up-to-date virus scanner and be sure to run
it correctly (from a 'clean boot').
To the original poster: If neither of these helps, please contact me
personally. Over time, I've got quite good at detecting 'unknown'
viruses detected by crashes of DJGPP programs.
--
Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker AT physik DOT rwth-aachen DOT de)
Even if all the snow were burnt, ashes would remain.
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