From: ummurr03 AT NOSPAMcc DOT umanitoba DOT ca (LupusNoctus)
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Subject: Re: Segmentation faults
Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 14:06:01 GMT
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So, how does accessing that memory occur?

I'm using the Vector class, so I shouldn't be able to go beyond the
edges of my 2dimentional array

Seems to happen during my recursive loop, but the base cases are
clearly defined and easily found when stepping thru the loops.

On 22 Oct 1998 09:53:12 GMT, Martin DOT Stromberg AT lu DOT erisoft DOT se (Martin
Stromberg) wrote:

>LupusNoctus (ummurr03 AT NOSPAMcc DOT umanitoba DOT ca) wrote:
>: What are they?  and what causes them at runtime?
>
>: I know I'm not going past the end of my datafile,
>: so it must be something to do with the strange recursion I have.
>
>: All I really need to know is what causes a Seg. fault, but if anyone
>: needs my source to be more specific, just lemme know by posting a
>: reply
>
>There are a lot of reasons, but the most usual one is that you are 
>accessing memory you shouldn't access. NULL pointer deference e. g. 
>
>
>Right,
>
>							MartinS