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07-27-2003
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segmentation fault
hi all
i'm trying to execute a c program under linux RH and it gives me segmentation fault, this program was running under unix at&t anybody kow what the problem could be? thanx in advance regards 
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Most likely the program has a bug. Buggy programs are not guaranteed to fail. I test my programs on different platforms. Sometimes I get a failure on one platform. When I do, I know that I have found a bug.
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