Programming

Are you compiling you code with gcc or the solaris compiler?

Is this a threaded application?

Then why did you stated it was a bus error earlier ?

In any case, stack traces aren't going to help. There is a bug in your code (or, less likely, in a library it calls). Your process is accessing/freeing/corrupting memory outside of its allocated area. You are just lucky enough for this bug not to manifest itself in the other platform.

I would suggest you to review you code and check all memory access or better, to use a tool that does the job for you. Have a look to dbx check -all. , watchmalloc, valgrind and similar (purify).

You have not shown enough code to be relevant.

Please do not leave people guessing. Show your code, all of it, or this thread will be closed.

If your code is too large to post, craft a minimal example that still crashes.

If you cannot, then you understand our problem in helping you...