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Old 12-20-2002
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Porting to solaris

I have ported a c program to solaris.

When I run , it gives me segmentation fault error at line :-

memcpy ((char *)a_string ,(char *)0, MAX_READ ) ;

originally this was in reliant unix as :-


memcpy ( a_string , 0 , MAX_READ ) ;



Can somebody help me about this ?
 

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