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It's the standard stuff. Ubuntu 8.04, Linux kernel version 2.6.24-28. gcc version 4.2.3

May be it's my compiler that's over optimizing space usage, I don't know. I've moved ahead.. but it sucks to not know where/how I was screwing up.

Sure, I was wondering what was wrong in that isolated small piece of code that was causing buffer overflows..

If I initialize the entire array xsubi[3] I do not have to move its declaration outside main.
So I think having a huge array but not initializing it completely was having its contents over written...

@fpmurphy - Moving

unsigned short xsubi[3];

outside solves my problem!

Thanks for all replies. This is the first time i'm using erand48, but after reading the man page I felt that you do...

Hi,

Following is the trimmed down version of the code I'm using to generate a set of random numbers using erand48


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>

main()
{
...